Hey Folks,
Just in case anyone besides Adrian cares.
I was able to write him a UI-Script that grabs the selected label in the
named-labels sheet and inserts it at the cursor in the front document.
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Hi Nestor,
Thanks for the tip, I'll check it out. I do use BBEdit's default
autocomplete, but I tend to label my theorems & such using dashes (e.g.
\label{thm-newton-calculus}) and as far as I can tell, once I input the
dash, the suggestions are over. I can start writing \ref{th and it will
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Hi,
I am somewhat lost, perhaps because I am using the trial copy of BBEdit, the
evaluation period is over, and I don't know how to use text completion with
BBEdit (the manual is rather obscure to me).
What I have used with TextWrangler for many years and now with BBEdit is the
"BBAutoComplete
Hey Chris,
Thank you very much for the reply and the script.
Since I'm an almost complete beginner in the Apple Script world, relying
only on bbpackages and pre-made extensions, could you please help further?
As I see it, I'm guessing the script you presented only extracts the names
of the sym
On Jan 08, 2017, at 03:58, Adrian Manea mailto:adrian.c.ma...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> To keep things short, is there any way I could copy a "named symbol"'s name
> from the list displayed by cmd + T?
Hey Adrian,
Not that I can see.
> Concrete use: I'm writing a LaTeX file and I label some theorem
That's a good idea with the "Process Lines Containing..." command, that I
didn't know. However, the main problem is that that newly generated file
does not auto-update, so I have to do the processing every time...
It would really be nice to actually copy the named symbol. I assume many
programm
There is a pop-up which displays the named symbols in the upper right of each
window. You could split the pane using the handle at the top of the scrollbar
so you always have the command you are editing in view. Use the pop-up to
navigate from symbol to symbol and copy the names into the other p
Hello everybody!
To keep things short, is there any way I could copy a "named symbol"'s name
from the list displayed by cmd + T?
Concrete use: I'm writing a LaTeX file and I label some theorems. Then I
want to reference them. I write \ref{ and I have to search for all the
labels I used. I pref
