BBEdit 11.6.7 Release Notes
BBEdit 11.6.7 contains fixes for reported issues, as well as refinements to new features that were added in BBEdit 11.6.
For details on all the new features and enhancements available in BBEdit 11, please see its release notes.
For detailed information on using any of BBEdit's features, please refer to the user manual (choose "User Manual" from BBEdit's Help menu).
BBEdit 11.6.7 requires Mac OS X 10.9.5 or later, and is compatible with macOS 10.12 "Sierra".
Fixed a bug in which clicking the "OK" button in the "Text Options" dialog box would fail to accept any changes in the character width for Soft Wrap Text.
Added read
and until
to the Unix Shell Script keyword list.
Fixed a bug in which the Perl syntax coloring scanner would get confused by backslash references appearing before the opening quote of a string.
Fixed crash which would occur when closing a multi-file Differences results window after having viewed a number of differing file pairs.
Fixed a crash which would occur when rapidly switching between files in a multi-file Differences window, and the first difference was a "nonmatching lines" difference which required more than a trivial amount of time to compute.
Added @available
and __builtin_available
to the C-family
language keyword lists.
Added nonnull
and returns_nonnull
to the C-family language
keyword lists.
When running on 10.13, the application no longer attempts to use the built-in "Consolas for BBEdit" font, because the OS won't load it and instead defaults to some proportional monstrosity. (If you are finding that this happens anyway, go to the "Editor Defaults" preferences and use the "Restore Defaults" button.)
Note: Please see our OS compatibility guide for important information about using BBEdit on pre-release versions of macOS 10.13.
Fixed a bug in which clicking on a link with a fragment in it
(e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBEdit#Features
) in
a live preview window would lose the fragment when asking the
default browser to open the link.
Made a fix so that braces preceded immediately by backslashes (within the body of a function) no longer confuse the Perl function scanner.
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