I've had the same problem while trying out the latest BBEdit Betas. I
installed a beta, and Transmit couldn't open the files in BBEdit anymore. A
simple restart fixed it. Then another beta came out, I installed it and the
same problem happened again. Again, a restart fixed it. Now working withou
Hi,
Reading the docs, I should be able to run my existing Text Factories via
the Text menu -> Apply Text filter option. My factories are at
~/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Text Factories but the app menu
doesn't list them as available text filters. Nor are they listed in the
Text filter
At 02:35 -0700 10/17/2012, mwra wrote:
>Reading the docs, I should be able to run my existing Text Factories via
>the Text menu -> Apply Text filter option. My factories are at
>~/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Text Factories but the app menu
>doesn't list them as available text filters.
In B
What works for me is to close BBEdit before trying to open a file from
Transmit. I'm only able to open one file at a time this way so it's not
fun, but it's a workaround until there's a patch.
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I usually work on multiple files at once so that won't work for me.
I have noticed, however, that the problem comes and goes. Just today
it worked fine again but yesterday it didn't.
-Tim
On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 4:43 PM, Lucas Young wrote:
> What works for me is to close BBEdit before trying t
I've got a simple ruby text filter that underlines text (in Markdown/Setext
style):
text = ARGF.read
counter = text.length
puts text
counter.times { print "-" }
p
And I want to attach a script to the menu item so that if there's no selection
the line is selected, then the text filter runs. Here
I'm trying to write a different kind of "Select Word" script. I've used
Gruber's and several others, but find them lacking or buggy in lengthy
documents. Because I'm an applescript simpleton, and this is an interesting
exercise, I've done it with a chain of grep searches.
The logic I'm using is
I've used something like this with a couple of my scripts.
if character 1 of found text of nextChar is in (characters 1 through -1 of
" ,;'\"") then
-Kendall
On Wednesday, October 17, 2012 6:17:22 PM UTC-4, Oliver Taylor wrote:
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> I'm trying to write a different kind of "Select Word" script.
