At 09:42 -0700 on 08/23/2011, Watts Martin wrote about Re: Edit both
start and closing HTML tags at once?:
I do suspect one could replicate
this functionality in an AppleScript, though -- find the tag containing
the insertion point, perhaps by searching backward for the "<" and then
forward for
Hi,
Am 24.08.2011 um 24, 01:25 schrieb DaveHein:
> The problem I'm running into is that Balance Tags will select the
> innner HTML but not the span tags themselves. So if I put the cursor
> somewhere on or in "some normal text here" and did a Cmd-
> B, the "some normal text here" would be selecte
Whoops: bit of a bug in that last one. If you weren't in a tag, or weren't
in a span tag, it moves the insertion point.
Also note that it will not re-select text if you had a selection.
This one fixes the first bug, but not the second.
*tell* *application* "BBEdit"
*tell* *front* *window*
*se
with build 3077 i am no longer able to save workspaces.
is anyone else experiencing this?
are there basic things to try?
thanks!
bruce
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On 24 aug., 07:29, "Robert A. Rosenberg" wrote:
> Even worse is with HTML (as opposed to XHTML) where the closing tag
> is optional (ie: tags are optional so unless you always use
> them, they are not always there to find since the next implicitly
> closed the prior one).
Maybe. But somehow thi
Hi, is there any good solution for this?
I think it's not so rare that php/html - code is mixed up in one document. I
just switched from Coda because BBEdit does many things better than Coda -
but i didn't even think about that highlighting issue.
There is a document type / syntax mode for "Rub
On Wednesday, August 24, 2011, blinde wrote:
> with build 3077 i am no longer able to save workspaces.
>
> is anyone else experiencing this?
>
> are there basic things to try?
On Monday, August 22, 2011, Rich Siegel wrote:
> One final note: If you run into a bug in a pre-release version, PLE
After opening a .html or .css file in BBEdit 10, I find that it is not
automatically setting the source code language from the file extension (or
the contents).
I see from Preferences | Languages that they are installed. If I set it
manually in Edit | Text Options..., it does the proper syntax
rich -
sorry... i did report it, but figured you guys were swamped when i
didn't hear back.
i forgot about your previous request, and was thinking that maybe the
list could come through with simple things i should be trying/
checking instead of whomping on y'all.
my bad. sorry.
bruce
Sebastian Becker wrote:
I think it's not so rare that php/html - code is mixed up in one
document. I just switched from Coda because BBEdit does many things
better than Coda - but i didn't even think about that highlighting issue.
There is a document type / syntax mode for "Ruby in HTML" but
On page 22 of the BBEdit 10 manual (
http://pine.barebones.com/manual/BBEdit_10_User_Manual.pdf
) it says:
"Contextual Menus
When you Control-click on selected text or at the insertion point in a
text window, BBEdit’s contextual menu will display a set of commands
relevant to that location or tex
At 09:37 -0700 on 08/24/2011, Tudor wrote about Re: Edit both start
and closing HTML tags at once?:
On 24 aug., 07:29, "Robert A. Rosenberg" wrote:
Even worse is with HTML (as opposed to XHTML) where the closing tag
is optional (ie: tags are optional so unless you always use
them, they ar
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