paxoccupy.blogg.se - Bbedit windows equivalent reddit

I understand that eventually, we must move on, but I feel that apple is simply doing things in a way that does hinder the users. I fully subscriptions to small indie developers, but I have little sympathy for adobe and have no interest in a CC license Not super heart broken about this one because I use photoshop for incredibly basic things and could probably get away with pixelmator but that means I have to learn new software and that is annoying. I need to buy a new scanner because the 250 dollar scanner I bought from cannon two years ago (had just been released) won’t get 64 bit software updates and I have been unable to control the scanner without that software. The companies owners just decided to up and abandon Mac support, so now I’m limited to their Libby app which is stream or contained download on iOS only, and has very poor audio controls. Overdrive: this is the only app I can use to download audiobooks from my Librairy. My IT department is forcing us to be on the new OS before the new year so I hope it’s done The developer is working on an update (no malice to him) but I absolutely can not do my job without this software so definitely crossing my fingers. I bought it months before 32 bit abandonment was announced). There is even a free version which has all of the functionality I listed above.Lightwright 6 (very industry specific, license is 600 USD. (BTW if you are on a Mac, TextWrangler is unfortunately no longer available but I highly recommend its equivalent BBEdit which is basically the same-TextWrangler emerged over a decade ago as a sort of free sibling version of BBEdit.

Syntax highlighting and language support for Python, JavaScript, HTML, Bash, YAML, XML, JSON, SQL, and Markdown.

switches between tabs & spaces depending on language, and correctly indents based on rules of that language).

Automatic intelligent indentation (i.e.

Other features that would be nice to have:

You can save search & replace combos for use later on.

Excellent regext search & replace with large boxes for entering multiline searches.

Built in scripting or macros, or integration with global macro system.

Simple text editor - syntax highlighting is nice but not a deal breaker.

It allowed you to run AppleScript scripts and assign hot keys to them, so I used that to generate new folders and files and fill them with content. You could also save a search and replace combination for use later on. It had a great search and replace dialog with large areas for entering multi-line search and replace using regexes. I had a lot of macros set up to do certain things for me more easily. My old computer was a Mac and I made use of TextWrangler as basically a scratch pad.

Moved to a Windows machine and it's mostly fine because I barely used any Mac-specific applications but I realize I underestimated the extent to which I was dependent on one Mac-only text-editor: TextWrangler.