Re: web site includes

I didn't know it. Thanks. Christophe Le dimanche 9 décembre 2012 19:36:25 UTC+1, T Burger a écrit : > > Folks, > > I use PTHPasteboard to remember the last 100 things on the clipboard. > > Thanks, > Ted > *** Ted Burger > t...@tobsupport.com

Stop find-and-replace results notifications?

How can I stop the find-and-replace results notifications? BBEdit is disabled in the system-wide notifications and Growl is not installed, yet I still get them. Super-annoying. -- -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the "BBEdit Talk" discussion group on Google Groups.

BBEdit to treat SConstruct file as Python-language file

At work, we use Scons to build our software. The "makefile" for Scons is called "SConstruct" or "SConscript". Every time I use BBEdit to open these file, I have to change the file type to Python. Is there a way to tell BBEdit to always treat them as Python files? -- -- You received this messa

Re: BBEdit to treat SConstruct file as Python-language file

On 10 Dec 2012, at 11:10 AM, Hai Vu wrote: > At work, we use Scons to build our software. The "makefile" for Scons is > called "SConstruct" or "SConscript". Every time I use BBEdit to open these > file, I have to change the file type to Python. Is there a way to tell BBEdit > to always treat t

Re: Stop find-and-replace results notifications?

This is probably the expert preference you're looking for. From the command line, issue: defaults write com.barebones.bbedit ReportReplaceAllResults -bool NO > When performing a single-file "Replace All" operation, BBEdit will show a > confirmation sheet showing the number of replacements perf

Re: Double Click

Add another person with a double-click problem - I use a Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer 3.0, and have the scroll button programmed to double click when pressed. It works everywhere but the new BBEdit 10.5 upgrade. >From the text below I see that BareBones knows about the problem, but it woul

Re: Double Click

On Dec 10, 2012, at 1:04 PM, Squidco wrote: > From the text below I see that BareBones knows about the problem, but it > would be really helpful to find a workaround I wouldn't assume that because it's on this user list Bare Bones knows about it. I would file a bug report with supp...@barebone

Re: BBEdit to treat SConstruct file as Python-language file

I begin my SConstruct files with a shebang line ("#!/usr/bin/env python") and BBEdit recognizes them as Python source when I open them. On Monday, December 10, 2012 11:10:24 AM UTC-6, Hai Vu wrote: > > At work, we use Scons to build our software. The "makefile" for Scons is > called "SConstruct"

Mixed line endings problem

I work on a large cross-platform project for Mac and Windows. Every editor used on the Windows team treats UNIX and Windows style line endings as if it is simply a native carriage return. So if any mixed line endings end up in a file, it is completely transparent. Xcode, TextMate and even TextE

Re: Mixed line endings problem

This isn't a problem with BBEdit, it's a problem with your process. Fix the process. You should be using consistent line endings. Frankly I'm surprised that the various editors ignore the line endings. DOS endings are \r\n, UNIX is \n. BBEdit, if it doesn't autodetect the DOS endings, it should o

Re: Mixed line endings problem

At 17:51 -0800 12/10/12, Troy Gillette wrote: >I work on a large cross-platform project for Mac and Windows. Every editor >used on the Windows team treats UNIX and Windows style line endings as if it >is simply a native carriage return. So if any mixed line endings end up in a >file, it is compl

Re: Mixed line endings problem

It seems to me that a file with mixed line endings should be interpreted such that \r sends the carriage back to first column but doesn't advance to the next line, with \n serving to move down one in the same column: in other words, a file intended for a printer. In that world, only DOS-style \r