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Search->Find Definitions is the way to find a definition. Most of this is based on experience with the 8.x ctags support, I haven't had a chance to play much with the new version. Sub-Title: Things I had to pickup on my own

Changing locations of file in bbedit project how to#

Ctags support is improved, but I’ve never figured out how to get it to do anything The Conﬁguring BBEdit for Development Environments section of the manual has some tips on keeping the tags file up to date (write a script that's invoked whenever you do a build), as well as a recommended command line invocation to use (although the manual seems not to have gotten the memo on on the relative paths).The Scratchpad sounds useful, but I haven’t found myself using it.Still no easy way to add syntax highlighting and navigation for languages that aren’t minor variations on C.No API-aware text completion (would be a great fit with the new Tab-to-placeholder feature).

Navigating the Find Differences window is slower than before, due to not-lazy-enough computation of intra-line differences.

Working with large files is really slow, due to auto-saving using bzip2.

Backups pollute the Documents folder instead of using Application Support.

Changing locations of file in bbedit project mac os x#

Unlike in other Mac OS X applications, you can’t single-tap the Escape key to invoke completion.

The text completion shows irrelevant dictionary completions while ignoring words that appear just a few lines away in the same document.

It’s too hard to open nearby files in the project.

Projects seem like a good idea, but the interface just doesn’t feel right to me.

It’s easier to use text folding without the mouse.

Backups are now grouped into folders by date.

Syntax coloring for Objective-C 2.0 and Python decorators.

Pasting text into a blank window auto-selects the right language.

When comparing files, you can now accept or reject individual changes within lines.

Better interface for selecting favorite multi-file search locations, which can now include projects (formerly file groups) that aren’t currently open.

Separate, non-modal windows for single- and multi-file searches.

Direct editing in search results windows and disk browsers.

BBEdit 9 doesn’t seem like as big an upgrade as 8.0 and 8.5 were, but it’s nonetheless a good one.