BBEdit Product Tour
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“Set Menu Keys” in the Preferences window is where the action is.
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Text completion, both built-in and customizable using clippings and ctags
data, is an integral part of BBEdit’s editing workflow:
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Codeless language modules make it much easier to extend BBEdit’s built-in syntax coloring and function navigation. The basic syntax and coloring rules for programming languages can be represented by a relatively simple text file, without requiring programming or advanced logic.
Invoke BBEdit from the command line and pass the results to a document. For example, the ps
(process status) command can generate some extremely long lines. Here, we are telling ps
to give complete details and to put the result into a new document and to scroll the window to the top of the document. (The document behind the Terminal window is a BBEdit document.)
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Find out what’s new in BBEdit 13. Or check out the full feature list.