Is TextsQuickLook.qlgenerator a script that you wrote, it is something provided
with Marked 2?
Tibor
> On 2021. Apr 20., at 20:42, Christopher Stone
> wrote:
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> On 04/20/2021, at 12:23, Tibor Páli <mailto:palitiborlas...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>> So, if I force to o
Dear Chris,
this is great!
I will check it out!
Tibor
> On 2021. Apr 20., at 20:42, Christopher Stone
> wrote:
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> On 04/20/2021, at 12:23, Tibor Páli <mailto:palitiborlas...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>> So, if I force to open an .md file with Safari, it opens it as
Dear James, I do not want to replace Apple Notes. I need an interlinked note
management system (see my explanation in another message).
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that a page exist and I know the content it is often
difficult or impossible to formulate the search string in say google to
actually bring up that page.
Tibor
> On 2021. Apr 20., at 18:50, James Reynolds
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> Ok, I've got to say this. The original WorldWideWeb (Nexus)
Yes, it is very strange that although markdown has great uses in many areas and
it is very much simpler than RTF or HTML neither the OS (Mac standard quick
view also does not know it) or standard browsers can render a markdown file
without some hacking.
Best, Tibor
> On 2021. Apr 20., at
So, if I force to open an .md file with Safari, it opens it as an un-rendered
markdown text file, just like BBEdit.
I think Chrome can render markdown files. I my install and try.
Best, Tibor
> On 2021. Apr 20., at 18:43, Gerald Davenport wrote:
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> Tibor... I figured I was ou
. So, I am testing the possibilities with markdown files
in general.
Best,
Tibor
> On 2021. Apr 20., at 18:26, James Reynolds
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> I've been watching this thread and because someone mentioned Joplin I tried
> it out. I'm having so many problems with it I'm afraid
t.
I think the Chrome browser can render markdown directly. I am thinking wether
to try Chrome or Marked 2.
Best,
Tibor
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for presentation/browsing over arbitrary interlinked
markdown files (without living preview mode) is to try Marked 2 or a similar
program.
Best regards,
Tibor
> On 2021. Apr 20., at 17:39, Patrick Woolsey wrote:
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> On 4/19/21 at 12:00 PM, palitiborlas...@gmail.com (Tibor Pá
Ah, so this is excellent! I will download it and play around in the trial
period. Thank you for taking the time to try it out!
Best, Tibor
> On 2021. Apr 19., at 22:16, Steve deRosier wrote:
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> I couldn't recall, so I setup a quick test. And the answer is: Yes,
> you can cre
Hi Jean,
thank you very much, but sadly I have no idea what to do with these scripts to
solve my problem.
Best,
Tibor
> On 2021. Apr 19., at 19:01, jj wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> Here is a version that should not fail when encountering punctuation.
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> ```PHP
>
with several .md files. I guess I will need to instal the trial to
check it out.
Joplin is certainly nice too.
Best,
Tibor
> On 2021. Apr 19., at 18:28, Steve deRosier wrote:
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> I typically edit with BBEdit, but I view Markdown with Marked 2. I
> highly recommend: https://ma
with links in it to other docs. Worked well, including the
navigation. So far I could not do it even in Devonthink with .md files.
If this is not possible with BBEdit, what are the alternatives?
With best wishes,
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two computers. Adding, changing, deleting markers in one computer is not
replicated in the other.
Maybe the markers do not belong anymore to the DocumentState?
I am on Mac OSX 10.13.6 and BBEdit 12.5.2
Best regards,
Tibor
> On 2019. Jan 6., at 17:14, Christopher Stone
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., but there is nothing about markers here).
I noted that sometimes markers disappear or are misplaced.
How can I achieve that the markers are also synched?
Cheers,
Tibor
> On 2019. Jan 5., at 21:31, Leif999 wrote:
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> Hello all,
>
> I had to restore all my files onto a new computer
from the beginning, after and periodically
trying alternatives, but now I am buying BBEdit :)
Cheers, Tibor
> On 2018. Nov 27., at 1:59, Cerulean wrote:
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> I am just curious why someone may decide to choose BBEdit over other
> programs, what draws does it have that others don't?
So, I found the reason, and it is not related to BBEdit (got the same
behaviour with Preview and other apps):
If a folder is an iCloud folder that has not yet been downloaded to the
local machine then applications try to open all documents in that folder
when you double click on it or use
.
However, for command-arrow BBEdit opens that folder in browser window,
which makes the process slower and much different from how I opened files
in various apps for decades. I want to open a single text file.
How can I get back the old behaviour?
Cheers, Tibor
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