BBEdit for Mac 12.0 破解版 – 强大专业的HTML文本代码编辑器下载

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BBEdit是Mac上知名的文本代码编辑器，类似于Windows上的EditPlus，BBEdit非常适合程序员使用，知识兔可以用于编辑HTML、文本和其他代码文件，具有强大的智能搜索、代码折叠、FTP上传等功能，是程序开发不可缺少的代码编辑器。

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BBEdit for Mac 12.0 介绍

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应用是领先的专业的HTML和Mac的文本编辑器。特别是根据Web作者和软件开发人员的需要而精心制作的，这种屡获殊荣的产品分享了大量的文本编辑、搜索和操作功能。将文本与高性能应用。

智能界面分享方便应用的最好的特征包括grep模式匹配，搜索和替换多个文件，功能导航和语法着色的大量源代码语言，FTP，SFTP打开和保存，AppleScript，Perl和OS X的UNIX脚本支持，词汇的支持，和一套完整的HTML工具。

v12.0版本新功能

Version 12.0:

Note: Now requires OS X 10.11.6 or later.

Note: Owners of BBEdit 11 can upgrade for US$29.99. Owners of BBEdit 10 or earlier (including customers who purchased BBEdit in the Mac App Store) can upgrade for US$39.99.

New

There’s a new preference pane: “Completion”. This contains the settings for text completion that used to be in the Editing preferences, and adds a setting for automatic insertion of delimiters (parens, brackets, single and double quotes, as well as any language-specific elements). The setting “Surround selected text when typing matching delimiters” allows you to control whether typing an opening delimiter will surround the selection range. This is independent from whether delimiters are auto-paired when typing an opening delimiter with no text selected.
There is a new command on the Edit menu: “Paste Using Filter”. Under this item are text filters from your “Text Filters” application support folder. Choosing a filter will process the text on the Clipboard through the selected filter before inserting it in your document. You can paste using the most recently used filter using the appropriate command on the “Paste” submenu of the Edit menu. This latter command can also have a keyboard equivalent for quicker access.
When performing an Extract operation, you can now use a Grep replacement pattern in the “Replace” field (in Find or Multi-File Search) to transform the extraction results. Performing extraction with Grep substitutions will allow many extraction operations to be completed in just a single step, rather than requiring more than one Replace All operation.
The Printing preferences get a new setting to control whether documents should always be wrapped to the printed page.
There’s a new submenu on the Edit menu, “Columns”. This submenu contains commands to help you work more easily with column-delimited text files. The three basic commands, “Cut Columns”, “Copy Columns”, and “Clear Columns” work similarly to their top-level analogues. The columns to be cut/copy/cleared are determined by the selection range: to cut a single column, for example, click in the middle of it. You can cut/copy/clear multiple columns by selecting text across them. The “Rearrange Columns” command gives you an easy way to, well, rearrange the columns in a column-delimited text document. Choose the menu command, and then drag the items into the list to order them as you would like, then press the “Apply” button.
There is a new section in the Setup window: “Folders”. This section lists the available folders in the BBEdit application support folder. Double-clicking on a folder, or clicking the arrow next to a folder, will select that folder in the Finder (creating it first, if necessary). This addition makes it easier to get at application support folders in general, since the Library folder is hidden by default from the user.
There is a new setting in the Keyboard preferences: “Enable macOS “Help” key”. This is off by default, so that pressing the “Insert” key which is present on some PC-style keyboards doesn’t open the in-application help. (This frequently happens accidentally.)
Added an “Expert” preferences pane, which provides direction to the Expert Preferences help book. The “Restore Defaults” button in this pane will reset all expert preferences to their factory defaults.
There’s a new command on the Text menu: “Canonize”. This command is useful for doing batch search-and-replace operations in a file, using another file as a list of search-and-replace transformations. The transformation file is itself a list of replacements, one per line. The search string is separated from the replace string by a tab, so if you want your searches or replacements to contain tabs, you use the “t” escape sequence. Blank lines are allowed. Transformation files may be commented: everything after a “#” is ignored, so if you want to use search or replace strings that contain a “#”, you must escape it: “#”. There is one case in which a line may contain only a single string, and that is when you wish to case-insensitively normalize the spelling of all occurrences of a word.
The Live Search command now supports grep pattern matching when the “Grep” option is enabled, and stored patterns are available under the “Saved patterns” (“g”) popup. If the entered pattern is invalid, BBEdit will display an alert icon which you can click to see the error.
When a remote (FTP/SFTP) document is open, “Reload from Disk” on the File menu will become “Reload from Server”; choosing this command will fetch a fresh copy of the document data from the server, and then refresh the document’s contents.
“Preview in BBEdit” windows get a “Show Inspector” toolbar button, which displays the WebKit inspector pane for code introspection.
The –new-window option for the bbedit tool can now be applied when opening directories: it will stop the application from checking to see whether you’ve already opened that directory, and thus allow you to open the same directory in multiple windows.
The navigation bar now contains an item indicating the current Git branch (for documents that are in a Git working copy).
Split View (on OS X 10.11 and later) is now functional.
Dragging items from an FTP/SFTP browser to the trash is now equivalent to selecting them and clicking the “Delete” button.
You can now drag local files and folders onto an FTP/SFTP browser window to upload them.

Changed

“Consolas for BBEdit” is no longer the factory default font setting, nor is the font included in the application package. If you have installed Microsoft Consolas by other means (it is available from Monotype), BBEdit will use it as the default font; otherwise it will default to an appropriate choice. (Menlo is the choice of last resort.)
Items in the function menu are now badged according to their type.
Removed the “Unicode” option for the Change Line Endings text factory action.
Unboxed the settings in the “Text Files” preferences.
There are enough “Paste” items that there is now a submenu for them, and “Paste & Match Indentation” and “Paste Column” have been moved there.
“Sort Lines” normally collates lines using Unicode collation order, which is fine as long as you don’t expect case sensitivity to take precedence and return meaningful results. If you would prefer to sort lines using strict character code order, you may do so by turning on “Case sensitive” and turning off “Numbers match by value”.
When locating Unix tools for various purposes, BBEdit will now honor your PATH environment variable, if it is available and not empty. This should result in more predictable outcomes when using aftermarket installations of open-source tools as well as for alternative installations of tools included with the system (such as Python). Note that if your PATH contains entries relative to the current working directory, those entries are not likely to work, since $PWD has underfined meaning for a GUI application. Absolute paths will work, though. If you change your PATH, you will need to quit and relaunch BBEdit for the changes to take effect.
The “Save [a Copy] to FTP/SFTP Server” panel has been rewritten. For bonus points it now runs window-modal instead of application-modal.
The FTP/SFTP browser window has been rewritten. There are some slight layout changes, but the chief improvement is that folders can now be twisted open to reveal their contents.
Differences windows, live preview windows, and FTP browser windows now use the system-provided “refresh” icon image, rather than the old circular green arrow.
Added explicit built-in languages for Tab-Separated Values and Comma-Separated Values. Their default extension mappings are (respectively) .tsv and .csv.
When using a dark color scheme, the various window adornments are adjusted so that they blend better with the editing view. This also affects windows which are not necessarily editing windows.
When starting the application up with no existing preference settings (and none were migrated from TextWrangler), BBEdit will now set the “BBEdit Dark” color scheme as the factory default. If you prefer a different scheme, you can choose it in the “Text Colors” preferences.
Operations in Text Factory windows now include a check box for turning the operation on and off.
Comparisons done by means other than through the Find Differences dialog will use the last settings specified in the dialog, rather than falling back to factory defaults. This includes the “Compare” contextual menu item, “Compare Against Previous Version”, “Compare Against Disk File”, and various forms of SCM revision comparison.
When performing an Undo or Redo and the selection range has been changed, the undo/redo operation will select the text that was affected, rather than updating the Undo/Redo state to include the actual current selection range. If you preferred the old behavior (as implemented from the beginning of time up through BBEdit 11.6), it is available by setting the expert preference LegacyUndoSelectionBehavior to YES.
The legacy preference data location of ~/Library/Preferences/com.barebones.bbedit.PreferenceData/ is no longer supported. If you are upgrading from an ancient version of BBEdit, you can copy and rename this folder to ~/Library/BBEdit/.
Use a star instead of an up-arrow to indicate menu command items that are available after the evaluation period only with a paid license.
If a Dropbox configuration file is available, BBEdit will try to use it to locate your Dropbox folder (for application support items).
Changed the factory default setting for Editor_SoftWrapLengthThreshold to 48MB (up from 5MB).
Plug-in language modules now have an opportunity to influence auto-pair generation while typing. This is done with the kBBLMAutoPairMessage, which modules can implement by examining the parameters in the fAutoPairParams member of the parameter block.
The “Go to Named Symbol” sheet now uses the font of the editing view as its list display font.
Made some improvements to the resolution logic when choosing items off the Includes menu for C-family languages:
- If /usr/include doesn’t exist, BBEdit will now look inside usr/include relative to the newest available Xcode SDK (if Xcode is installed).
- Additional effort is made to resolve file-relative references to included files.
The Emacs mode line parser no longer generates nor pays attention to properties that can no longer be set on a per-document basis (such as status/navigation bar visibility and other aspects of the window chrome).
In cases where a language module does not generate its own number coloring, BBEdit will now color decimal (integer) numbers using the appropriate color from the active color scheme.
The line number bar in editing views will now always use the editor font. The UseEditorFontForLineBar expert preference is no longer supported. The maximum size used is limited in order to work around layout issues which arise when trying to resize the editor font for use in the space allowed.
During multi-file search/replace operations, the “Searching” progress name will reflect the name of the folder being scanned, unless a file is actually being searched. This improves progress feedback when searching very large folders with relatively few candidate files (as when using a file filter).
Made a change so that the line number text is never drawn in a text size larger than the editing view’s display font.
Adjusted the weight and spacing of the font used for drawing the line number bar.
Updated the internal PCRE support to version 8.41.
Improved the presentation of Xcode projects and saved Spotlight searches (Finder smart folders) in the Multi-File Search window by removing their filename extensions.
The C/C++/Objective-C/ObjC++ function scanner now generates additional information for the function menu.
The built-in Markdown language module now uses cmark to convert Markdown to HTML. This improves support for previewing and exporting Markdown code which goes beyond the original Markdown specification and behavior.
Made changes to the HTML/XML function scanner so that it generates a prettier function menu.
The “Go to Named Symbol” panel will display badges consistent with what the function menu shows, where possible.
Added keyboard equivalent defaults for Jump Points/Next and Jump Points/Previous.
The alert for “Clear Undo State” is now window-modal instead of application-modal.

Fixed

Fixed bug in which the color used for highlighting selected items in lists wouldn’t always track changes to the highlight color setting in the General system preferences.
Fixed bug in which changing the “Document navigation” setting in the Appearance preferences didn’t take effect until you created a new window or restarted the application.
Made a change to our persistent-file-reference mechanics so that project documents and their associated files may be duplicated and relocated more readily.
Fixed a bug in which key equivalents in Cocoa modal dialogs did not get a chance to operate when they overlapped with the keyboard equivalents for enabled menu commands.
Fixed bug in which saving a non-HTML/XML document which contained an HTML character set declaration would inappropriately warn in cases where the declaration didn’t match the document’s current encoding.
All of the application’s modal dialog boxes have been rewritten to modernize their internals and eliminate legacy API usage.
When using “Copy as Styled {Text,HTML}”, the background color is only specified if it is a “dark” color.
Updated the “Read Me.txt” file that is written into Application Support/BBEdit, and fixed a bug which prevented it from automatically being updated when necessary.
Custom Keywords and Packages folders are now created by default when setting up a new Application Support/BBEdit folder.
Fixed a bug in which the C/etc function scanner was confused by the presence of __attribute__ directives appearing before the function name.
Fixed a rare crash in the HTML function scanner which would occur on certain very short (3 characters or less) documents.
Made a change to the HTML/XML function scanner so that it abandons function generation when it looks as though it’s generating runaway results (which can happen in very large automatically generated files which have an ID on practically everything).
The “Save” item on the Grep Patterns menu (used in the Find and Multi-File Search windows) is now disabled if the “Search For” field is empty.
Made changes so that some windows and modal dialogs show focus rings for controls in situations where they didn’t previously. This improves the experience of using “Full Keyboard Navigation”.
Entity conversion in “Convert Text to HTML” now works correctly with UTF-16 surrogate pairs (such as emoji).
The entity-to-text conversion done by “Translate HTML to Text” now generates the correct output with entity values outside of 16-bit range.
Made a change to improve performance when using “Ignore” or “Learn” (spelling), in documents with a very large number of highlighted spelling errors. (The same fix also addresses incorrect updating of the highlighted ranges when repeating a spell check after having learned or ignored words.)
The “Text File” language now “supports” text completion, which means that dictionary words, clippings, and words in the file are now available for such files.
Made a change so that dragging a package (bundle, application, etc) on to BBEdit will open an instaproject, just as with dragging a folder.
The TeX language module now allows completions from the system dictionary in more situations than it did before.
Fixed bug in which a -50 error would occur when comparing untitled documents whose names contained certain URL-unsafe characters (such as might occur when generating output from a Grep extraction).
The Open File by Name window now ignores relative-path specifiers (“./” and “../”) that occur at the beginning of the search string, which increases the chances of a successful search.
Fixed bug in which the Zip archive reader would leak memory, which posed a problem when processing a large quantity of Zip archives (during multi-file search or text factory application).
The “Clear History” command on the Open Recent menu will now ask the OS to clear its own history as well, which should in turn remove recent items from the application’s Dock menu.
Made a change to improve performance when loading UTF-8 files.
Text views now respond to “pinch-to-zoom” in order to change magnification. This can be controlled using the “Allow pinch-to-zoom to change magnification” setting in the Editing preferences.
The “Go To Line” popover (which appears when you click on the cursor position display) is now an actual system popover, so it looks and behaves much better than before.
Fixed a small memory leak.
The Text Options and File Info panels are now implemented using system popovers, for improved behavior and appearance.
The Edit Markup panel has been rewritten as a system popover. Appearance and behavior are improved overall.
Fixed selection flashing which would occur when doing a multi-file Replace All or text factory operation that affected open documents.
The “Open File by Name” window no longer reopens itself at application startup, which in some cases will improve startup time a bit if the window was left open the last time the application was quit.
Made a change so that preview helper discovery no longer happens on the main thread, which should improve application startup time in cases where such discovery might take a long time.
Fixed a bug in which the sidebar in disk browsers didn’t highlight correctly to indicate the ability to receive a dragged file.
The source picker sheet (used by the “Choose” button in text factory windows) once again allows you to drop files and folders onto it to add them.
Reworked the on-disk storage of “Saved Search Sets” as created by the “Save Set” button in the Multi-File Search window. The backing data file is now stored in the “Setup” subfolder of the BBEdit application support folder, so that it can be shared using Dropbox or iCloud Drive.
Improved the behavior of Saved Search Sets in the Multi-File Search window: when you select one, its selection is remembered across invocations of the window, rather than being “exploded” into its component items.
Fixed bug in which changes in an untitled document’s text were not immediately reflected in the document’s entry on the Window menu.
Made a change so that the lines for tab stops (when “Show Tab Stops” is turned on) are drawn more efficiently when circumstances allow.
Fixed bug in which using the Escape key to dismiss the Find or Multi-File Search windows didn’t work when the CAPS LOCK KEY WAS DOWN AND “EMULATE EMACS KEY BINDINGS” WAS TURNED ON IN THE KEYBOARD PREFERENCES.
Made a change to reduce the transient memory requirement for building the Open File By Name directory cache from a truly huge data source (such as $HOME). This will help reduce the incidence of crashes resulting from running out of address space while building the cache.
Fixed bug in which Search Results windows didn’t show up as eligible sources in the Multi-File Search window.
Fixed crash which would occur when closing a Differences window while it was in the middle of computing and preparing the selected difference for display.
The redundant “Save” button has been removed from the Text Factory window.
Fixed a crash which would occur on 10.11 when certain windows were left open at the time the application was quit.
Fixed proximate cause of a crash while updating the Shell Worksheet status bar item.
Keyboard focus is now on the name field when creating an item in the FTP/SFTP browser window.
Fixed a performance problem which would appear when drawing lots of tab stops in an editing view, which in turn typically occurred when the tab stops were very narrow and/or the editing view was extremely wide.
Made some fixes to the progress-dialog mechanics, so that starting a progress operation in the background (such as from a script or terminal command) no longer starts a chain of events that ends up making the Dock and application switcher unresponsive (Radar 33462091).
Made a change to the “Reveal in Finder” mechanics so that Pathfinder isn’t used unconditionally just because it’s running.
Made various improvements to how projects and multi-document windows keep track of files in the sidebar. Situations in which files are moved or deleted should generally be handled more gracefully than before.
Fixed crash which would occur when language modules passed out-of-bounds values to bblmAddTokenToBuffer(). This callback will now return paramErr to the module if asked to add a token larger then 2K bytes.
Git “Check Out Branch” is now available for disk browsers and instaprojects if the directory you’re viewing is a Git repository (or in one).
Fixed a bug in which knowledge of the selected document in a multi-document window wasn’t saved correctly when quitting nor applied correctly when restoring state.
Fixed bug in which the insertion point and subsequent output in shell worksheets would not be scrolled into view when the command line being executed was on the very last visible line of the document.
Fixed bug in which application state (but not auto-save data) was lost when quitting with running multi-file search or text factory windows open. (The application will still require an extra Quit command in this case, but you won’t lose open window state or positions.)
Fixed bug in which CSS margin and padding values were placed into the wrong dialog field in some situations, leading to inappropriate changes to the CSS.
Fixed bug in which internally generated readtags output from files containing non-MacRoman text (such as HTML files) would appear strangely when the parsed output was used (such as in the “Go To Named Symbol” panel).
Fixed bug in which the “Go to Named Symbol” panel would fail to display qualifying function entries in HTML (and potentially other) documents.
Fixed crash caused by missing resource for the Perforce “Show Revision History” panel.
Modernized the Dock progress bar implementation.
Increased the maximum height of the Windows palette so that it can be fully extended when on very tall displays (such as a 16×9 display stood on the short edge).
Improved the duplicate detection in the “Go to Named Symbol” panel so that items on the same line but with different names aren’t considered duplicates.
Fixed bug in the C-family function scanner in which callout comments following function prototypes would be duplicated in some situations.
Added __SUB__ to the built-in Perl keyword list.
Fixed bug in Perl syntax coloring in which whitespace between the = and the name of a POD comment were interpreted as a valid POD comment.
Modernized some code in the bbfind tool.
Fixed the beep when opening an instaproject after having previously used “Save Default Project Window” with the editor view hidden.
Made a change to sort file names containing ctags definitions in a more reasonable order.
Status and navigation bar items now update as necessary when the system-wide language changes while the application is running.
Fixed bug in which Microsoft Visual C++ __declspec qualifiers would confuse the function scanner.
Added __declspec to the list of keywords for C and C++.
Fix hanging bug in YAML module when it found invalid syntax after a “|” block literal indicator, such as “|–“
Fixed bug in which git-ignore filtering in the Open File by Name window didn’t work in cases where the data source was a BBEdit project that was not itself in a Git repository.
Fixed bug in which git-ignore file filtering in projects wouldn’t work correctly when the project was not in the same git repository as the folders being processed (or wasn’t in a git repo at all).
Fixed bug in which various parts of the UI which depended on folder listings (scripts/filters/clippings, counterparts, and such like) would list items out of order on APFS volumes and other non-HFS file systems (in which directory enumeration order was not necessary sorted by name).
Made a change so that any errors that occur while right-clicking on sidebar items in a project window are not reported. This allows actions such as right-clicking on a missing SFTP item to pop up the contextual menu (so that you can remove it) without an alert interfering.
Updated some of the document icon artwork for improved appearance on retina displays.
Removed retain from the Objective-C/C++ keyword list.
Up/down arrow movement in the completion popover will now wrap around from end to beginning (for down arrow) or beginning to end (for up arrow).