Testing cross posting from flickr
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Deleting a line with a keyboard shortcut in TextWrangler
I love using TextWrangler for doing quick text editing from an FTP server, but I discovered that I hated not being able to delete a line. I normally use Eclipse for my dev work and have become addicted to using command-D to delete a line or several lines at a time. I googled around a bit and found anoved's suggestion on googlegroups and decided to implement it. It worked great! Here's a simple howto:
Open Applications->AppleScript->Script Editor
Paste this script into the new window:
tell application "TextWrangler"
tell text of text document 1
set a to startLine of selection
set b to endLine of selection
delete (lines a through b)
end tell
end tell
Save the script as (home dir)>Library>Applications>TextWrangler>Scripts>delete_line
You can open TextWrangler and check the scripts menu and make sure that it exists and works.
Open System Preferences>Keyboard & Mouse>Keyboard Shortcuts
Hit the plus sign
Set the application to TextWrangler the menu title to "delete_line" and the keyboard shortcut to command-D
That's it!
Open Applications->AppleScript->Script Editor
Paste this script into the new window:
tell application "TextWrangler"
tell text of text document 1
set a to startLine of selection
set b to endLine of selection
delete (lines a through b)
end tell
end tell
Save the script as (home dir)>Library>Applications>TextWrangler>Scripts>delete_line
You can open TextWrangler and check the scripts menu and make sure that it exists and works.
Open System Preferences>Keyboard & Mouse>Keyboard Shortcuts
Hit the plus sign
Set the application to TextWrangler the menu title to "delete_line" and the keyboard shortcut to command-D
That's it!
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
CakePHP
I'm really into this CakePHP thing for developing. I have been a huge Typo3 fan for years and will always be (if not for the power of the thing, just for the man who started it and his "ministry" of code) CakePHP is a truly outstanding way to develop simple web apps in a hurry, but PROPERLY. I love the way the MVC theory is done. Once I found out about scaffolding and autobake.... I was sold. I realize that it is a copy of Ruby on Rails, so... mad props to those guys, but ruby isn't really an option for me. If you're a PHP developer and need structure, give it a look.
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