On Jul 20, 5:56 am, edac2 wrote:
> I wasn't thinking of auto completion when I started this thread. Under
> Markup, there is a Format palette which has a bunch of CSS 2 format
> buttons which are really useful for writing a CSS style sheet. It
> would be great to add some buttons for rounded corne
Good morning,
On 20/07/10 at 5:06 AM -0700, stratboy wrote:
YEAH COME ON GUYS, MAKE SOME MORE NOISE!!! Maybe it'll be enough
to get to the right ears!
Yeah, cause we're trying to read your mind and continue to fail.
As Dan Shoop would say:
"But please, make us try and guess and us
Good morning,
On 20/07/10 at 12:47 AM -0700, stratboy wrote:
If you still have questions after that, then ask on this list
for clarification.
Done! But didn't get answers.
Tuts guys, tuts!
And now that you've read that. Which part didn't you understand?
That's why I said "ask for clarific
On Jul 20, 3:16 pm, Semper Fidelis wrote:
> Did you check to make sure that "Soft Wrap Text" is turned off? Column
> selection only works when Soft Wrap Text is disabled.
Holy crow; I had no idea!!
And now I see that it is indeed mentioned in the manual, in BOTH the
"rectangular selection" and
Did you check to make sure that "Soft Wrap Text" is turned off? Column
selection only works when Soft Wrap Text is disabled.
On Jul 20, 2010, at 11:23 AM, Marc wrote:
> Folks -
>
> For the life of me, I can't figure this one out and I see no
> discussion of it anywhere:
>
> Now and then, I'm u
Folks -
For the life of me, I can't figure this one out and I see no
discussion of it anywhere:
Now and then, I'm unable to use "column select"; I press the Option
key and not only does the cursor not change to the crosshairs, a
vertical drag selects by line rather than column.
Interestingly, th
I wasn't thinking of auto completion when I started this thread. Under
Markup, there is a Format palette which has a bunch of CSS 2 format
buttons which are really useful for writing a CSS style sheet. It
would be great to add some buttons for rounded corners, drop shadows
and other CSS 3 attribute
YEAH COME ON GUYS, MAKE SOME MORE NOISE!!! Maybe it'll be enough
to get to the right ears!
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>From the 9.5 Release Notes (as mentioned by Rich earlier):
http://www.barebones.com/support/bbedit/arch_bbedit9.html
Completions can be derived from a variety of sources, including (in no
particular order and without limitation):
* clippings (both language-specific and universal);
* ctags symbols
I already did it man. I a 10-years programmer, I know 'I first have to
read the manual'.
> 1. Open 'User Manual' from 'Help' menu
Done
> 2. Click in the search field
Done
> 3. Type 'Completion Data' (without the quotes)
Done
> 4. Click 'Completion Data' in the search results
Done
> 5. Sta
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