Every time you save your document, BBEdit creates a Versions checkpoint you can navigate past versions of your file within BBEdit, and even call up side-by-side diffs between revisions. Lion and Mountain Lion users will also get new support for OS X’s built in file versioning-though Bare Bones implemented its support for the feature in an approach that eschews Apple’s native options. The Preview updates make it possible to generate live previews of documents using MultiMarkdown, for example. Such filters can include Unix scripts and executables, along with AppleScripts. You can now customize preview filters that process a document’s contents before generating the live preview. Users can configure choices like running through syntax or link checkers automatically prior to deployment, with an added option for canceling a deployment when such issues are discovered.īBEdit’s Preview feature scores an overhaul as well.
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“We didn’t want to try to accomodate all of the different workflows” for website deployment, Siegel said, but the common options of FTP and SFTP get full support. You set the local and remote locations for files, default settings for links and images, and can optionally configure deployment options as well. You can now configure a website as a project with Site Settings. Siegel described BBEdit 10.5’s new website options as “refining a ‘second-banana feature’” from earlier versions of the app. “It’s about aiding the user whenever possible,” Siegel said. Such contextual file access appears in the updated Markdown options as well-you get quick access to relevant and recent files, along with references for in-page anchors, when adding images and links. Improvements to BBEdit’s Counterparts feature make simpler work of cross-document navigation, too: It’s possible to more speedily open files that are related to the current document, or that reside in the same folder as the current document. When you want to jump back to your previous position in a lengthy document, the floating Jump Points palette can get you there quickly. One entirely new navigation feature is Jump Points, which algorithmically logs spots you jump to in your document, setting impermanent bookmarks of a sort. The menu also better exposes features that were previously tucked away deeper in the app. There’s a new menu in town called Go, which usurps a few options from the still-present Search menu of yesteryear, like Go To Line.
The new navigation features in BBEdit 10.5 are numerous.
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