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Bare Bones Software, Inc.
BBEdit is the leading professional HTML and text editor for the Mac. Specifically crafted in response to the needs of Web authors and software developers, this award-winning product provides a plethora of features for editing, searching, and manipulation of text. BBEdit transforms text with high performance.
An intelligent interface provides easy access to BBEdit's best of class features including grep pattern matching, search and replace across multiple files, function navigation and syntax coloring for numerous source code languages, FTP and SFTP open and save,
An intelligent interface provides easy access to BBEdit's best of class features including grep pattern matching, search and replace across multiple files, function navigation and syntax coloring for numerous source code languages, FTP and SFTP open and save,
What's New
Version 10.5.10:
Fixes:
- Fixed hang which would occur if Spotlight was blocked on indexing when bringing up a source picker (as in multi-file search or text factory execution).
- The application no longer claims to be able to edit "Java Web Start" files, which should prevent the OS from inappropriately opening them after downloading.
- Fixed bug in which the first right-arrow gesture in a text document would have no effect when the document had been opened with soft wrapping turned on and the insertion point was at the very beginning of the document.
- Fixed a cluster of bugs which conspired to prevent image windows from opening up with correct size and placement; the image's dimensions are now listed in the Window menu as well.
- Fixed bug in which keyboard equivalents including the Shift key couldn't be set properly in the "Menus & Shortcuts" preferences.
- Fixed crash which would occur when using the "New..." button in an FTP browser window while the item list was empty.
- Fixed bug in which horizontal scrollbar calibration would get out of whack after deleting (or shortening) the longest line in the file, and then inserting text elsewhere to create a line that was longer than the previous record holder.
- Fixed bug in which the line number bar would show incorrect line numbers following the beginning of a folded range of text.
- Made a change to work around an OS bug which would cause gray areas to appear in preview windows while resizing them. (The glitches still appear, but will clear themselves rather than requiring you to reload the preview.)
- After a conversation with Gruber, changed the UTI conformance for net.daringfireball.markdown from public.text to public.plain-text. This will fix QuickLook's failure to display Markdown files (it would show a document icon instead).
- Changed the name of the "Data File" pseudo-language to "Text File", and added ".txt" and ".text" as default mappings to that language (in addition to the existing ".data" and ".dat'").
- Fixed bug in which files which should have triggered a privilege escalation when opened did not, and instead reported a 10004 error.
- Fixed a bug in which changes to display configuration would cause windows to be incorrectly reshaped in some situations. (Typically when an external display was removed from a laptop, and the window was located on the external display and was larger in either dimension than could be displayed on the laptop screen.)
Version 10.5.10:
Fixes:
- Fixed hang which would occur if Spotlight was blocked on indexing when bringing up a source picker (as in multi-file search or text factory execution).
- The application no longer claims to be able to edit "Java Web Start" files, which should prevent the OS from inappropriately opening them after downloading.
- Fixed bug in which more...
Requirements
Intel, OS X 10.6.8 or later
Intel, OS X 10.6.8 or later
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| Downloads:236,314 |
| Version Downloads:1,480 |
| Type:Development : Editors |
| License:Demo |
| Date:09 Apr 2014 |
| Platform:Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $49.99 |
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BBEdit is the leading professional HTML and text editor for the Mac. Specifically crafted in response to the needs of Web authors and software developers, this award-winning product provides a plethora of features for editing, searching, and manipulation of text. BBEdit transforms text with high performance.
An intelligent interface provides easy access to BBEdit's best of class features including grep pattern matching, search and replace across multiple files, function navigation and syntax coloring for numerous source code languages, FTP and SFTP open and save, AppleScript, Perl, and OS X Unix scripting support, glossary support, and a complete set of HTML tools.
An intelligent interface provides easy access to BBEdit's best of class features including grep pattern matching, search and replace across multiple files, function navigation and syntax coloring for numerous source code languages, FTP and SFTP open and save, AppleScript, Perl, and OS X Unix scripting support, glossary support, and a complete set of HTML tools.
+-werk-statt-+ reviewed on 10 Apr 2014
A german translation would be great.
Cheers.
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Nova-Bossa reviewed on 11 Feb 2014
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Reowen reviewed on 17 Jan 2014
- ST shows code errors as you type (with the SublimeLinter package). This is invaluable, especially for interpreted languages.
- ST has outstanding type-to-open-a-file. Unlike BBEdit, the dialog comes up quickly and the search algorithm is excellent (it favors the first letters of camelCase and underscore-separated words and filters out useless files).
- ST also has outstanding search for symbols in a project. (BBEdit also has support for this, but it's not fully automatic and I've never used it.)
- ST has very powerful multiple selection support.
That said, BBEdit has much better support and much better diff (even with plugins ST cannot match it). And both are excellent, extensible editors with powerful project support.
I hope the BBEdit team can add some missing features and speed up the program (especially startup and building the index for Open File by Name…; with a large project that can hang the program for a long time). I fear it is really falling behind state of the art.
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Sublimerge does more, but I found it unintuitive to use (primarily because ST does not support GUI controls for plugins), clumsier to launch, and it cannot be used as an external diff tool (I suspect it would be very hard for any ST plugin to support that).
My preferred setup is SourceTree for viewing git history (free, powerful and easy to use), the FileDiffs package in ST for diff (easy to start a diff, can delegate to an external diff tool), and BBEdit as my external diff tool for both. Also FileMerge as SourceTree's external 3-way diff tool for resolving merge conflicts (it also does 2-way diff, but I prefer BBEdit for that).
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Rochade reviewed on 20 Dec 2013
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Big-Mac-XXL reviewed on 09 Dec 2013
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Mark Burgess reviewed on 07 Dec 2013
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BBEdit was driving me nuts because it took so long to start. It would take 5 dock icon bounces to start. Now it starts in 2 bounces.
Bare Bones still has a way to go to improve the start up time in BBEdit. In comparison, the highly bloated/featured Microsoft Word starts in ONE dock icon bounce. Why is Word faster on startup than BBEdit? It shouldn't be this way.
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I could say "come on, release a really improved, modern version of the app and I'll upgrade right away", but I think this company is out of juice and/or willpower for innovation, so I'll just keep using my v.9 and, well, won't really care if the company is still around or not with their non-products.
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freiheit reviewed on 06 Dec 2013
"Application startup performance has been significantly improved. Anyone who has complained that BBEdit is slow to launch is going to have to find something else to complain about."
I can confirm seeing a massive improvement in BBEdit launch time. Now I don't forget what I wanted to write by the time it loads. Definitely worth the new(ish) lower price.
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for :
1. connecting to the FTP server
2. saving each individual file back to the server.
This of course is a very bad thing ....
Has anyone else encountered this issue ?
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Sunburn rated on 10 Mar 2014
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IngeMortier3516 rated on 05 Mar 2014
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Bordwehr rated on 25 Dec 2013
Joe_95c6091a rated on 19 Dec 2013
Señor rated on 05 Aug 2013
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Gary_box rated on 06 Jun 2013
Kozzy49 rated on 05 Jun 2013
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Paddy57 rated on 09 May 2013
Planesys rated on 07 Apr 2013