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Antoine Quint is an SVG Consultant and Research Engineer at Fuchsia Design in Paris, France, where he lives with his cat Stig Elmer. He also likes to tell people about XML and SVG at conferences held in nice places, write his "Sacré SVG!" column for XML.com and attend meetings of the W3C SVG Working Group -- to which he is an invited expert. He's also got a book in the works with his friend Robin Berjon.

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Friday August 02, 2002
08:39 AM

Indenting with BBEdit

[ #6866 ]

I really love my iBook and OS X. Now I am getting a G4 so I can work full-time on OS X. I'm using BBEdit 6.5 and my main gripe with it is that I can't find a way to indent/unindent full blocks. With TextPad I would just select my multi-line block and hit tab or shitf+tab. Anybody here knows a workaround. Actually, I sent an email to the TextPad team to suggest an OS X version since so many geeks are going for OS X these days.

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  • Use "Shift Left/Shift Right" from the Text Menu (bound to Command_+ and Command_-. BTW, I am talking about BBEdit 6.1. Hope this helps.
  • jedit runs really fast on my little G3, and probably has more features than BBEdit (hell, it has more features than any editor I've ever used!). You should give it a try. If you do, let me know as I have the way to make it use Java Swing hardware acceleration.

  • BBEdit has a gazillion features. I've been using it for years
    (my name is in the credits in the about box) and I *still* find
    usefull new features every time I re-read the manual.

    Think of it as reading an OReilly book rather than a software manual.

    Also, there's two chatty mailing lists offered for BBEdit. One of
    them is for general stuff, and the other is for scripting (which
    includes applescript, perl, python, misc shell scripting) and BBEdit.

    The traffic on those lists is about 10-20 mess
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