Rich, thanks for the prompt reply...
defaults write com.barebones.bbedit Filing:EnableAutoSave_v2 -bool YES
defaults write com.barebones.bbedit Filing:AutoSaveIntervalInMinutes_v
-int 1
You shouldn't mess with those unless you were specifically
advised to.
They are documented in the help
Downloaded the latest BBEdit 10.5.7 and ran the expert preferences to set:
defaults write com.barebones.bbedit Filing:EnableAutoSave_v2 -bool YES
defaults write com.barebones.bbedit Filing:AutoSaveIntervalInMinutes_v2
-int 1
However, it still isn't auto-saving. What's up?
Thanks,
Dave Cortesi
perdox perryk...@gmail.com writes,
I would like to find, in one Search and replace ALL of the space
id=,space rid= bits and add a prefix that is to be the number
used in
the file name. So for example, I would end up with
list id=P35-L1
list id=P35-L2
ref id=P35-R008
Oliver Taylor olivertay...@me.com Oct 17 03:10PM -0700
I'm trying to write a different kind of Select Word script...
...with a chain of grep searches.
1. Start by looking at the character to the right of the insertion point.
2. If that character is a space, then move to the beginning of the
When you drag a URL from a browser's address bar to the desktop, the Finder
makes a webloc file. It used to be that if I opened one of those with
bbedit, it would open as a document, revealing the URL text which I could
edit and save.
Don't know if this changed with snow leopard or with BBEdit
I waited until I had the 9.0 version in hand to try to make this comment.
I use another editor that also has a non-modal Search/Replace dialog, really
quite similar to the BBEdit 9 dialog, but with an important enhancement that
takes care of the problem that seems to have vexed a lot of users.
In re. the complaints about performance of auto-completion and other
performance issues, I suggest using one of the following files, which
are easily and publicly available, as a test-bed.
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/23475/23475-h/23475-h.htm
and others from the list at
