I have the following in my .zshrc:
EDITOR="/user/bin/bbedit -w --resume"
VISUAL="/user/bin/bbedit -w --resume"
This works fine for Subversion and git. I do not know that this will work for
bash, but I expect that it will. Some shells will prefer that you use single
quotes (') rather than double
At 14:35 +1000 on 06/14/2012, Alex Satrapa wrote about Re: Does BBE
support Syntax and Formatting for PHP code:
While BBEdit doesn't have any tidying/syntax checking for PHP (or
Perl, or Python or Š) there is a phptidy script on the intertubes,
and there is discussion of how to use it with Tex
Ah, right. I was confusing edit and open.
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On 6/14/12 at 2:10 PM -0400, François Schiettecatte wrote in a message entitled
"Re: change default editor to bbedit":
>It is not relevant, all the alias does is replace the command 'edit' with the
>command '/usr/bin/bbedit', the defa
It is not relevant, all the alias does is replace the command 'edit' with the
command '/usr/bin/bbedit', the default MacOS X install does not have an 'edit'
command.
Note that you can add parameters to the alias:
alias edit='/usr/bin/bbedit --wait --resume'
There is the '/usr/bin/open'
But how will that work for other classes of documents, such as images, which
have their own default editor?
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On 6/14/12 at 8:28 AM -0500, Rod Buchanan wrote in a message entitled
"Re: change default editor to bbedit":
>On Jun 13, 2012, at 7:25 PM, bobPCL wrote:
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>> thanks. Th
On Thursday, June 14, 2012 12:39:24 AM UTC-4, Grail wrote:
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> Just a note about using BBEdit for editing commit messages: I use
> '/usr/local/bin/bbedit --wait --resume' for that purpose, mainly to allow
> the commit message to be written before returning control to the invoking
> process.
>
On Jun 13, 2012, at 7:25 PM, bobPCL wrote:
> thanks. That does work for crontab. Unfortunately it does work if you say
> "edit file.name", you can say bbedit but not edit.
Add this to ~/.bashrc
alias edit='/usr/bin/bbedit'
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Robert Sica schreef op 2012-06-14 15:00:
Yes I did. I got it working in .bash_profile.
Did not use -w --resume. Should I? Why?
vi will not return until the file is saved and you quit the editor.
Some other tools will rely on this behaviour, notably many revision
control systems (mercurial fo
Yes I did. I got it working in .bash_profile.
Did not use -w --resume. Should I? Why?
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On Jun 13, 2012, at 6:35 PM, bobPCL wrote:
> I had the command export EDITOR="/usr/bin/edit" in a .profile. I changed this
> to both /usr/bin/bbedit and just bbedit, and got the error -bash: edit:
> command not found
After adding the line
export EDITOR="bbedit -w --resume"
to .profile, you ne
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