end of (semi-, but not incredibly-, long) line(s) not visible

Mac 10.7.5 BBedit 10.5.3 (3280) I though this was an issue that we had previously (several public releases ago) experienced and which was fixed ... but I am seeing it again tonight: Editing an HTML doc and I hit command-right-arrow to bring me to the end of the line and my cursor is no where to

Re: Radical changes to BB-EDIT 10's Search Dialogue box?

Here's an even shorter script to do what you ask. For using the script, follow the direction in Patrick Woolsey's post here. Steve > tell application "BBEdit" >> set _searchto to the text returned of (display dialog

Re: I want to "Go to Character [offset]"

OK, I added this feature myself, thanks to BBEdit's over-the-top AppleScriptability. Create a script named "Go to Characteri…" in your BBEdit Scripts menu, and in it place this text… *display dialog* "Go to character…" default answer "0" *set* aOffset *to* text returned *of* result *as* *integ

Re: I want to "Go to Character [offset]"

At 11:02 -0700 04/18/2013, Jerry Krinock wrote: [...] >But several times now I've wanted to navigate to a certain character >number (offset) in a file. BBEdit has Search -> Go to LineŠ. I want >to Search -> Go to CharacterŠ. and enter the offset in the file, in the >same way I'd enter a line numb

I want to "Go to Character [offset]"

I'm still using BBEdit 9 because, well, it's always been able to do anything I wanted. But several times now I've wanted to navigate to a certain character number (offset) in a file. BBEdit has *Search* ▸ *Go to Line…*. I want to *Search * ▸ *Go to Character…*. and enter the offset in the file

Re: Radical changes to BB-EDIT 10's Search Dialogue box?

I'm not sure what you mean by a "section", but here's a script that will select up to any characters. You can then search the selection. Steve (* Select up to any characters: >> Opens a find window for the characters >> Examples: >> To select up to a double line break, enter (unquoted) "\r\r"