I'm using BBedit 10 and I can't get the function popup menu to hide
anonymous functions.
I've tried setting the expert pref at:
defaults write com.barebones.bbedit
LanguageSpecific:ShowAnonymousFunctions:JavaScript -bool yes
(including using a capital NO and a capital FALSE),
but to no avail. Th
Can someone explain ctags to me? I gather that it is a list of words which
BBEdit looks for matches against when doing text coloring, populating the
function menu, and completion - but beyond that I'm clueless. I tried to
look at the ctags docs and knew instantly my kung-fu was too weak.
Assume
Good idea, I wish I'd had this my first few times as well. You should email
supp...@barebones.com.
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Any reason this can't be done with a clipping?
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See page 145 of the User Manual for creating a file filter. I've got one
setup to ignore .bbproject files.
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Since version 10.0.1 (3072), when clicking the full screen button, one
cannot return to the normal view. Can this be fixed?
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It certainly could and I originally had it as a clipping but I was unable to
assign a hotkey to it. I use it frequently enough that I wanted a hotkey to
trigger it.
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In my case, the problem was Grammarian Pro2 X.(2.0.1) After the
reinstallation, the typing lag almost got away with BBEdit 10.0.1.
There is still a small typing lag when typing with auto completion,
but it’s much better now. And I use Typinator and PTHPasteboard.
Cheers
-Emmanuel
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Thanks Christopher. This worked perfectly.
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On 6 Sep 2011, at 14:17, Oliver Taylor wrote:
> Can someone explain ctags to me? I gather that it is a list of words which
> BBEdit looks for matches against when doing text coloring, populating the
> function menu, and completion - but beyond that I'm clueless. I tried to look
> at the ctags d
On 9/6/2011, RickL said:
defaults write com.barebones.bbedit
LanguageSpecific:ShowAnonymousFunctions:JavaScript -bool yes
This was changed for BBEdit 10 but I don't see the new pref key
documented anywhere.
Try this:
defaults write com.barebones.bbedit
ShowAnonymousFunctions_JavaScript -b
> can you please articulate why one might prefer using inline styling
> for image height and width, rather than old school height and width
> attritbutes?
Bruce, I had not even got that far as to which method (styling -vs.-
attributes) I would use in the end. I was just aiming to get BBedit
to t
Hi,
exactly that is the reason why I downgraded to 9.6.3 today. I was
totally
annoyed about this lost feature I used since BBEdit 5. One of my most
used features. Hoe they bring it back. No mater if as standard or as
a
"feature" *sigh*.
On 20 Jul., 15:33, dinkypumpkin wrote:
> On Jul 20, 1:26 p
Hi,all. I'm trying to do the research and learn the proper syntax, but
I keep getting confused by the web page descriptions. Just a little
background: I am a visual learner. I was great in Geometry but my
algebra teacher said "Jeff tries very hard but has no natural
aptitude" :-) In other words, I
On Tue, Sep 06, 2011 at 07:50:30AM -0700, jefferis wrote:
> Hi,all. I'm trying to do the research and learn the proper syntax, but
> I keep getting confused by the web page descriptions. Just a little
> background: I am a visual learner. I was great in Geometry but my
> algebra teacher said "Jeff t
Hi,
As I haven't found any Python specific clippings (well, there's a
Django one, but I just want something generic), I've started to create
my own.
Here is my first attempt:
try:
#INDENT##SELECTIONORINSERTION#
#INDENT#except #PLACEHOLDERSTART#exceotion#PLACEHOLDEREND#,
#PLACEHOLDERSTART#name#P
On Sep 6, 2011, at 7:50 AM, jefferis wrote:
> My client wants me to take a tool tip for hundreds of items and wants
> me to add a tab after the item number and then remove numbers at the
> end of the phrase.
>
> As a sample the numbers and letters up to the first space are the item
> number. Desc
that works much better Seth! ;-)
It's such a relief to not see all those anonymous functions.
defaults write com.barebones.bbedit ShowAnonymousFunctions_JavaScript -
bool NO
Maybe someone at BBEdit could fix the instructions at the bottom of
this page?
http://www.barebones.com/support/bbedit/arch
On 9/6/11 12:00 PM, "Ronald J Kimball" wrote:
Thanks for the references! I'll look into them. I like to understand what
I'm doing and that is why just having the pocket reference may not be enough
for me... Also like looking at formulas alone... It is harder for me to
grasp what I'm doing.
> We n
It should be very easy to assign a shortcut to a clipping. Just pull up the
clippings palette and use the "set key" button to assign a shortcut.
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On 9/6/11 12:24 PM, "Fletcher Sandbeck" wrote:
> BBEdit's help contains a good introduction to regular expressions and "GREP".
> I find most of the O'Reilly books little better than the help available
> online, but YMMV. I usually just google "regular expression converting
> telephone numbers" o
I don't see an option that would allow me to set a hotkey for a specific
clipping. There are options for the following,
"Open Clippings Folder"
"Insert Clipping"
"Save as Clipping"
"Save Selection as Clipping"
Am I looking in the wrong spot?
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On Sep 6, 2011, at 10:27 AM, Rick Yentzer wrote:
> I don't see an option that would allow me to set a hotkey for a specific
> clipping. There are options for the following,
> "Open Clippings Folder"
> "Insert Clipping"
> "Save as Clipping"
> "Save Selection as Clipping"
>
> Am I looking in th
On 6 Sep 2011, at 12:27 PM, Rick Yentzer wrote:
> I don't see an option that would allow me to set a hotkey for a specific
> clipping. There are options for the following,
> "Open Clippings Folder"
> "Insert Clipping"
> "Save as Clipping"
> "Save Selection as Clipping"
>
> Am I looking in the w
At 10:27 -0700 06/09/2011, Rick Yentzer wrote:
Am I looking in the wrong spot?
At 09:47 -0700 06/09/2011, Oliver Taylor wrote:
It should be very easy to assign a shortcut to a clipping. Just pull
up the clippings palette and use the "set key" button to assign a
shortcut.
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On 2011-09-06, Jefferis Peterson wrote:
Find: ^([A-Z0-9]+) (.*) [0-9]+$
Replace: \1\t\2
But without the delimiters, it processed the page perfectly.
Thanks for my first lesson in depth OBI-WAN :-)
A guess is that the the non-matching lines have some extra
whitespace at the start or end of th
On 9/6/11 2:24 PM, "Bruce Van Allen" wrote:
>
> Find: ^\s*([A-Z0-9]+) (.*) [0-9]+\*s$
> Replace: \1\t\2
That didn't work either, but I opened a fresh copy of the original text and
removed the \s* and it worked on all lines
^([A-Z0-9]+) (.*) [0-9]+ $
Just curious... A space in the Find field
Interesting. Didn't remember seeing that. Thanks.
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On Sep 6, 2011, at 12:01 PM, Jefferis Peterson wrote:
>
> I read the reviews and thought I should try something a bit more basic so I
> ordered: Regular Expressions Cookbook [Paperback]
> Jan Goyvaerts (Author), Steven Levithan (Author)
> Which appears to be a better introduction for someone my sp
At 14:58 -0400 9/6/11, Jefferis Peterson wrote:
>
>^([A-Z0-9]+) (.*) [0-9]+ $
>
>Just curious... A space in the Find field using Grep... Isn't seen is it?
>Like the space before the $ ?
>
>If no spaces are found before or after in your original Find above, does
>that stop the search? IOW, what i
At 14:58 -0400 06/09/2011, Jefferis Peterson wrote:
IOW, what is the symbol for optional but not
necessary spaces?
This should be near the first page of anything you read about regex.
ab\s*c will match abc and ab[any amount of white space]c
Paste this into a BBEdit doc and run it from the
Good { morning, afternoon, evening },
So much for taking Labor Day off... A new 10.0.2 pre-release
build is now available.
Note that this is a _pre-release_ version. The intent is to fix
bugs and address areas of improvement based on what our
customers have reported. However, since the softw
On Sep 06, 2011, at 18:29, Rich Siegel wrote:
> * [DOC] "Open File by Name" has gotten a makeover. The window that
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Hey Rich,
Huge improvement. Thanks much for this - along with all the incrementals.
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I have a series of web pages which form a section of site. The main body of the
page is unique and there are also small bits of unique information in the rest
of the page, like the title and the breadcrumbs etc. I need to remember to add
these little chunks each time.
Enter Placeholders. Ideal
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