New Docs ALWAYS show invisibles

How do I convince BBedit 9.5 to NOT show invisibles on new docs and old documents alike? I turned "Save state" OFF, I turned "Show Invisibles" OFF in the preferences. I've even resorted to deleting all preference files related to BBedit, and all old copies of BBedit... nothing works. This is really

Re: script for saving insta-project

Peter, Works like a champ for me as is—thanks for sharing it. Is it possible you used to have the Universal Access: Enable access for assistive devices option on and don't anymore? On May 28, 2010, at 12:05 , Peter Weil wrote: > Last December, Jim Correia generously provided me with this very

Re: Appending filename to each line in the file

On 28-May-2010, at 07:48, Tim Gray wrote: > On May 28, 2010 at 07:40 AM -0500, dp wrote: >> I have 57 files. Each contains a list of student names. In order to import >> into a database, I need to append the filename to the end of each line in >> each file. To use a simplified example, the Basket

script for saving insta-project

Last December, Jim Correia generously provided me with this very useful AppleScript for saving and naming an insta-project. It used to work great, but now under BBEdit 9.5, it's generating an error: "Project document 1 doesn't understand the <> message" Does anyone know how to fix this? > tel

Re: Appending filename to each line in the file

On May 28, 2010 at 09:10 AM -0500, dp wrote: If only I knew how. But it's a moot point. I finally bit the bullet and did it file by file. It was tedious, but not as time-consuming as I had expected. I won't write one up then :) It is a skill worth acquiring if you do this kind of stuff period

Re: Appending filename to each line in the file

If only I knew how. But it's a moot point. I finally bit the bullet and did it file by file. It was tedious, but not as time-consuming as I had expected. Thanks, Tim. *** On May 28, 2010, at 8:48 AM , Tim Gray wrote: On May 28, 2010 at 07:

Re: Appending filename to each line in the file

On May 28, 2010 at 07:40 AM -0500, dp wrote: I have 57 files. Each contains a list of student names. In order to import into a database, I need to append the filename to the end of each line in each file. To use a simplified example, the Basketball_Boys.tab file contains Sounds like the job f

Re: Appending filename to each line in the file

I'll experiment with that. Thanks, Steve. *** On May 28, 2010, at 8:30 AM , Steve Kalkwarf wrote: Yes, it's easy for one file, and I'll do it that way if necessary. I was rather hoping for some function that allowed a multi-file replacement

Re: Appending filename to each line in the file

> Yes, it's easy for one file, and I'll do it that way if necessary. I was > rather hoping for some function that allowed a multi-file replacement of \r > with \t[filename]\r. There is no token for filename in the replace mechanics, but you could write an AppleScript to do this: tell applicati

Re: Is there a way to display character position from the beginning of the file?

On May 28, 2010, at 6:52 AM, Gyozo Gaspar wrote: > I am dealing with the output of an xml parser (xerces) and it gives me > a character array and positions inside that array (it does not care > with lines). Having an applescript or some other solution that can > move the cursor to a given characte

Re: Appending filename to each line in the file

Thanks, Brian. Yes, it's easy for one file, and I'll do it that way if necessary. I was rather hoping for some function that allowed a multi-file replacement of \r with \t[filename]\r. dp *** On May 28, 2010, at 7:49 AM , Brian Frick wrot

Re: Appending filename to each line in the file

At the very least, you could do Text -> Prefix/Suffix lines with " \t Basketball_Boys " in suffix for that file. You'd have to do each file separately, but that's super easy. -- Brian On May 28, 2010, at 7:40 AM, dp wrote: > I have 57 files. Each contains a list of student names. In order t

Appending filename to each line in the file

I have 57 files. Each contains a list of student names. In order to import into a database, I need to append the filename to the end of each line in each file. To use a simplified example, the Basketball_Boys.tab file contains Andy [tab] Aardvark Billy [tab] Badger Carl [tab] Cougar I need for

Re: Is there a way to display character position from the beginning of the file?

I am dealing with the output of an xml parser (xerces) and it gives me a character array and positions inside that array (it does not care with lines). Having an applescript or some other solution that can move the cursor to a given character position would efficiently and elegantly solve my proble

Directories first, then Files in project view

I have a really large project to mantain, and it's very messy when you mix directories and files together. is there a way to have directories first and then files? thanks! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the "BBEdit Talk" discussion group on Google Groups. To post to