Note: Using the bbcolors command-line tool to make color changesĪdded support for the include command/directive inĪctionScript files. Color schemes live in ~/Library/Application The format for color scheme files is the sameįact, TextWrangler will import any BBColors files that you haveĬreated. The "Text Colors" preferences now add an interface for loading and Verilog and VHDL language modules are now built in. You can use this to adjust the amount of space between There's a new control in the Editor preferences: "Line When chosen, it will print the selected range of text in the There is a new command on the File menu: "Print Selection". Prefer the previous Quit behavior, turn this preference off. Untitled documents) and restore them when it starts up. New setting, "Restore unsaved documents", causes TextWrangler toĬapture any unsaved document contents when you quit (including Subordinate to "Reopen documents that were open at last quit". There is a new preference in the Application preferences, Longstanding request from heavy users of the drawer. The file list is manually reorderable, which addresses a.Menu, the document drawer icon has been removed from the toolbar. The "Show Documents Drawer" command has been removed from the View The left for navigation, or the document menu in the navigation bar. The Documents Drawer has been retired: use the file list on In something that looks and behaves substantially like a project When MDI is turned on, documents are now opened (or created) You can now use the "Menus and Shortcuts" preferences pane toĪssign key shortcuts for Scripts, Stationery, and Text Filters. List will not automatically become visible when you open theĭefaults write AutoShowFileList -bool NO Byĭefault, it's set to YES, but if you set it to `NO', the file There's a new expert preference: "AutoShowFileList". Triangle to collapse or expand them.) You can assign keyboardĮquivalents in the Menus and Shortcuts preferences, if desired. Show or hide the section entirely, versus using the disclosure Various sections in the project/MDI file list. The View menu now has commands for toggling the visibility of Use the "+" button to add something, "-" to remove it, There's a new command, on the Application menu: "Setup." This opensĪ window for configuring saved bookmarks, file filters, and Grep Window and select the Patterns (and Filters, respectively) Patterns" and "Manage Filters" commands, which open the Setup
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The Find and Multi-File Search windows get "Manage Opens the Setup window and selects the Bookmarks list. Submenu below the main "Change Case" command.įTP browsers get a "Manage Bookmarks" command, which Quickly toggles the visibility of the list(s) on the left.ĭiscrete Change Case options are now available on a When an MDI window is in front, this command There's a new command on the View menu, "Show File List" (or Searching of Zip/gz/bz2 files as described above. (or -no-compressed-files), which if present suppresses the
The twfind tool has been updated with a new option: -C Will skip Zip, gz, and bz2 files while searching, even if they may
"Options" sheet: "Search compressed files." When turned off, BBEdit Now be controlled by a new option in the Multi-File Search window's The ability of TextWrangler to search inside of compressed files can Specifically: file filters, FTP/SFTPīookmarks, Grep patterns, and key bindings are stored here. It contains data that previously was stored either inĬom. folder that was in There is a new folder in Application Support/TextWrangler/,
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TextWrangler 4 requires Mac OS X 10.6 or later (10.6.8 or later recommended).
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This page documents all feature enhancements and refinements included in TextWrangler 4 (including 4.0 and subsequent feature updates).įor information about the changes included in any specific version of TextWrangler, please see the release notes archive.įor detailed information on using any of TextWrangler's features, please refer to the user manual (choose "User Manual" from TextWrangler's Help menu).
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