Well, I'm using BBEdit since about 1999,with Mac Os 8.6 or so... I'm
an xhtml/js/as programmer.
Every new release helped me a lot with new productivity features! And
this one, with auto-completion (I asked a lot for it and finally it's
there!!! :) ) and improved project management, after a few da
In fact, I don't understand really much what scratchpad is for. It
would be really good if barebones post a tutorial about professional
use of it.
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2008/9/3 Errol Sayre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Well, I've decided to stick with 8 until some of the bugs in 9.0 get
> taken care of.
Well, I think you're officially now a 'grumpy old man' Errol :)
You do seem mostly to be complaining about change, and having to get
used to a new way of doing things.
Auto-completion is fantastic, but for me has 2 main problems:
- for actionscript 3.0 is only partial: it doesn't even have the
package and class keywords, not to speak about many other.
- it should be language-specific. If I'm writing a javascript file, I
should only see javascript keywords, oth
Hi! I'm experiencing a strange bug in text colors in actionscript 3.0
files. I've already written about it to the support team. I only want
to know if any of you has the same problem.
The problem is with comments colour (that for me is green).
In .as documents with comments inside, often, when I
Thats because the version of AS in built-in in BBEdit is AS 2.0 not
3.0. I have offered to Barebones my Codeless Language Module for AS
3.0. I has all the keywords and built-in classes + methods. As soon as
they fix the bug that prevents auto-completion to work properly with
Codeless Langu
It's for all those times when you need to paste in a whole bunch of text
from a source and format it to put somewhere else. You need a new document,
but you're not necessarily going to save it.
A lot of the time I use BBEdit, it's solely for the search an replace
function, so I can paste in, say,
On Sep 4, 2008, at 3:22 AM, adrinux wrote:
>> Well, I've decided to stick with 8 until some of the bugs in 9.0 get
>> taken care of.
> Well, I think you're officially now a 'grumpy old man' Errol :)
I've pretty much always been one... but I don't really have time to
adjust to a new version now
I'm not sure if this is a problem with BBEdit or Transmit, or both.
I've read/searched everything, if anybody has a good answer I'd
appreciate it
Before the upgrade to BBE 9.0 (yesterday), I could do the following
because I had BBEdit setup as a Custom File Editor within the Transmit
preferen
On Sep 3, 2008, at 10:39 PM, Peter N Lewis wrote:
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>> & etc.
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>> You could create something like:
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>> and cut and paste that line as many times as you needed. Then put
>> your
>> cursor just before the last quote in the name attribute. When you
>> typed a number and hit t
On Sep 4, 2008, at 5:21 AM, stratboy wrote:
> Well, I'm using BBEdit since about 1999,with Mac Os 8.6 or so...
Let me also add that I've been using BBEdit since 96 or so (probably
been using the paid version since 01 I think), and have never had to
contact support in that 12 year period —tha
On 28-Aug-2008, at 13:13, Tim Gray wrote:
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> Thanks for the much needed 'ponies' addition. I can now finish the
> project I was working on.
I dunno, I was really hoping for Moon Ponies.
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The Steve is seen, rightly or wrongly, as the visionary, the
leader, the savant. Bill is the
>From what I understand, "Make Backup Before Saving" is now "global and
backups can no longer be made on a per-file basis." (page 228 of the
manual). However, you can ugly up your document with Emacs comments
(vim user here - no, lets not go to war) to prevent or maybe allow
backups on an individu
Per the release notes:
If you want the backups to live somewhere else, lay down a folder
alias named “BBEdit Backups” in ~/Documents/ and BBEdit will follow
the alias.
Looks like the alias method is the suggested one.
- Steve
On Sep 4, 2008, at 9:16 AM, Bill wrote:
> What I miss is the ab
I have always had a "scratchpad" of sort, a blank document that I
never saved. That this autosaves is really nice as there have been
times when I wished I could go back and get something I had thrown on
the scratchpad.
As for syntax coloring, I am not sure that could work at all. I have a
mixture
I think I have always had a different workflow on this since BBEdit's
built-in ftp capabilities have always been excellent. If I know I am
going to edit a file via ftp, in BBEdit I just open a new ftp browser
and edit that way. If I am going to save as a different file, I use
the "Save to FTP/SFTP
On 2-Sep-2008, at 19:37, Bruce Bowden wrote:
> 9.0 is going to be a very useful tool but the scratchpad would be more
> useful if we could set a language. Syntax colouring makes the cleanup
> process much easier.
I have to agree on this one. In fact, the scratchpad should have all
the features
On 3-Sep-2008, at 14:32, Kerri Hicks wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:11 PM, Errol Sayre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>> In my experience BBEdit is very good at maintaining its state for
>> searching from the top... I can search from the top in the modal
>> dialog, skip a few results, make a ch
I also want to say, Thank You BareBones. The new way of saving backups
- folder for each day, is wonderful!
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On 3-Sep-2008, at 15:17, Errol Sayre wrote:
> Well, I've decided to stick with 8 until some of the bugs in 9.0 get
> taken care of. I'm fairly certain my impression will improve
> drastically when popup menus aren't jumping from one monitor to
> another and the text completion gets straightened ou
On 3-Sep-2008, at 19:26, Greg Hemphill wrote:
> I use to use "Make Backup Now" all the time... but the closest thing I
> can find is Save a Copy, which is several degrees of suck compared to
> Make Backup Now.
I also don't like the inability to set the backup location. Yeah, I
know I can work
On Sep 4, 2008, at 12:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The text-completion in BB9 is almost always annoying at this point,
> but I am giving it a chance.
Agreed. It's just odd to me the things that it does complete versus
the ones it doesn't. I don't particularly want to invest in tweaking a
>> As a point of interest, when I want to do this (and I use that sort
>> of
>> workflow all the time), I use Find All, click through the results one
>> at a time in the results list, and then just make the changes I want
>> in the results window -- now that those results windows are
>> edita
responses intermixed below...
On Sep 4, 2008, at 12:16 PM, Bill wrote:
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>> From what I understand, "Make Backup Before Saving" is now "global
>> and
> backups can no longer be made on a per-file basis." (page 228 of the
> manual). However, you can ugly up your document with Emacs comments
> (
Yes, I'm getting this in PHP, HTML and Javascript code. Syntax
coloring gets fubar when pasting in code. Saving and re-opening
brings the coloring back.
On Sep 4, 7:43 am, stratboy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi! I'm experiencing a strange bug in text colors in actionscript 3.0
> files. I've a
My workflow takes the path of "least number of clicks". ;-)
But seriously... I manage a large number of sites (50 to 60 in any
give month) and time is of the essence when you have 10 people that
all want their stuff done yesterday. What I've found works best for me
is exactly what i stated above,
Hi all.
I've been using subversion in BBEdit for a few months and it's worked
great but for a new project I needed to add a second repository
specific to this project. I added the project to the list in
Preferences >Source Control > Add Subversion... but when I try to
update/add/commit anything B
Doesn't BBEdit use whichever repository the working copy is using? You
would need to do an svn switch on the file to commit to a different
repository.
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 2:26 PM, minordv8 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi all.
>
> I've been using subversion in BBEdit for a few months and it'
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 3:31 PM, yeahwhatever <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> My workflow takes the path of "least number of clicks". ;-)
>
> But seriously... I manage a large number of sites (50 to 60 in any
> give month) and time is of the essence when you have 10 people that
> all want their stuf
On Sep 4, 2008, at 3:00 PM, Kerri Hicks wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 3:31 PM, yeahwhatever
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> My workflow takes the path of "least number of clicks". ;-)
>>
>> But seriously... I manage a large number of sites (50 to 60 in any
>> give month) and time is of the
Greg Hemphill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Thursday, September 4, 2008:
>responses intermixed below...
>
>On Sep 4, 2008, at 12:16 PM, Bill wrote:
>
>>> From what I understand, "Make Backup Before Saving" is now "global
>>> and
>> backups can no longer be made on a per-file basis." (page 228 of th
Just verified with vs 9 of BBEdit. When I select Commit Working Copy
it always gives me a choice as to which repository I want to use (that
folder thingie to the right). If it is an individual file, it will use
whatever working copy of the repository the file is in. Since your
error message appear
While I like the idea of scratchpad, some of its implementation
has me scratching my head.
A find operation that produces a results window (Find All)
doesn't behave as expected. Selecting a line in the results list
doesn't show it in context in the bottom pane and
double-clicking it doesn't g
Hi All,
This discussion seems to go 'round and 'round. While I use the
Start at Top option regularly, I don't get why BBEdit's new
approach evokes feelings strong enough to lead some to feel that
BBEdit is losing its punch or should be abandoned for some other
text editor. Everyone's welcome
I'll just be honest and say, I'm not familiar with CVS. Quickly trying
to explore the info is giving me headache this late in the day. ;-)
Though it will be first thing on the agenda in the a.m. If you have
suggestions, please post them.
Most of what I deal with using BBE/Transmit are people that
2008/9/4 Bruce Van Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> This discussion seems to go 'round and 'round. While I use the
> Start at Top option regularly, I don't get why BBEdit's new
> approach evokes feelings strong enough to lead some to feel that
> BBEdit is losing its punch or should be abandoned for s
2008/9/3 G. T. Stresen-Reuter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> On Sep 1, 2008, at 12:19 PM, Carlton Gibson wrote:
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> > 2008/9/1 G. T. Stresen-Reuter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> >> I, the author, am on vacation for a while. Actually, the
> >> documentation format the PHP documentation developers use changes
2008/9/4 [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> On 3-Sep-2008, at 19:26, Greg Hemphill wrote:
> > I use to use "Make Backup Now" all the time... but the closest thing I
> > can find is Save a Copy, which is several degrees of suck compared to
> > Make Backup Now.
>
> I also don't like the inabi
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