BBEdit 13.5 Release Notes

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BBEdit 13.5 is a feature update, which includes notable new features, visible changes to existing features, and fixes for reported issues.

Because BBEdit 13.5 builds on features that were added in BBEdit 13.0 and 13.1, please take a few moments to review the release notes for BBEdit 13.0 and BBEdit 13.1, as well as their (respective) updates. Those notes are available in the release notes archive.

For detailed information on using any of BBEdit's features, please refer to the user manual (choose 'User Manual' from BBEdit's Help menu).

Requirements

BBEdit 13 requires Mac OS X 10.14.2 or later, and is compatible with macOS 10.15 'Catalina'.

If you are using macOS 10.14 'Mojave', please make sure that you have updated to the latest available OS version (10.14.6 or later).

If you are using macOS 10.15 'Catalina', please make sure that you have updated to the latest available OS version (10.15.7 or later).

Upgrading

If you have been using BBEdit 13 in Free Mode, starting BBEdit 13.5 will reset your 30-day evaluation period, so that you can have a full trial of the new features.

If you have previously purchased a license from us for BBEdit 12 or older, you will have a full 30-day evaluation period in which to try out BBEdit 13's new features. License upgrades are available at a discount for existing customers. Please see the BBEdit upgrades page for information and instructions.

Additions

• BBEdit runs natively on Apple Silicon.

• Have you ever had the experience where you make a new document,put some text into it, and then later on, when you're closing it(either alone or as part of closing a bunch of documents), youclick the 'Don't Save' button? And then, anohnosecond later,you realize you've made a terrible mistake?

  BBEdit has a new feature to protect your data: in the Text Filespreferences, there is an option: 'Rescue untitled documents whendiscarding changes'. When this option is on (as it is by default),and you close an untitled document (one that has never been saved todisk), and click 'Don't Save', BBEdit will save a snapshot of thatdocument's contents to disk.

  If you realize you need that text back, it's there -- choose the'Rescued Documents' item on the Window menu submenu on the BBEditapplication menu, and you'll get a window in which you can browseall of the available snapshots.

  In the 'Rescued Documents' window, use the 'Open' button for anygiven snapshot to create a new document with that snapshot'scontents. (Opening a snapshot also removes it, since after all youcan recreate it simply by closing the newly created document andchoosing 'Don't Save'.)

  BBEdit will also do some housekeeping for you, if you like. Bydefault it will clean up old data after a week, but you can adjustthe interval from 1 to 365 days; or disable the cleanup altogether.(When cleaning up old items, BBEdit will move them into the Trash.)

• Added a new command to the New submenu on the File menu: 'TextFile'. This is for creating a new file on disk, which is thenopened for editing.

• The '+' button in projects and editing window sidebars now showsa menu for creating an untitled text document, creating a newtext file on disk, or opening an existing file into the window.(For projects, 'Open' is 'Add' and will add the selected item(s)to the project.)

• Added a command to the Palettes submenu: 'Markdown Cheat Sheet'.This opens a floating window showing common Markdownconstructions. Double-clicking on an item will insert it into theactive document; you can also drag an item to insert it wheredesired.

• Added 'Randomize order' as an option for 'Sort Lines'. If turnedon, this overrides all other sorting options, and will generate arandom ordering for all lines in the document.

• 'Process Duplicate Lines' provides a new option: 'Ignore emptylines'. When not using a pattern match, turning this option onwill leave any empty lines (i.e. lines which contain nocharacters other than the line break) alone, even if there aremultiple lines in sequence. This option has no effect when 'Matchusing pattern' is turned on.

• Added 'overscroll' to the search keywords and option descriptionfor 'Extra vertical space in text views' in the Editingpreferences.

• Rearranged items in the Appearance preferences to make room fora new status bar control: 'Live match results'. When turned on,this item displays the number of matches for the selected text inthe document (or the word surrounding the insertion point, ifapplicable). If the search takes long enough, the status bar itemwill show a progress indicator instead.

• You can now open the contextual menu for text views using thekeyboard. The factory default keyboard equivalent for doing so isControl-Shift-2; but you can change this as desired using the'Menus & Shortcuts' preference. (The keyboard equivalent is inthe 'Miscellaneous' section, as 'Open Contextual Menu').

• When running on macOS 10.15 and later, there's an additionalcommand on the Window menu: 'Move to [Display]', where'[Display]' is the name of an eligible attached display. Thiscommand is only visible on systems running macOS 10.15 or laterwith more than one display available. Choosing the command willmove the front window to the indicated display. Hold the Optionkey down to move all open windows to the indicated display.

• When quitting, BBEdit will save enough information withdocuments opened using its built-in FTP/SFTP support to reopenthose documents at next startup without having to connect to theserver. This behavior is gated on 'Include documents on FTP/SFTPservers' being turned on. If you prefer the pre-13.5 behavior,turn on 'Always fetch from server'.

• When saving a document that was opened from an FTP/SFTP serverusing the built-in support, BBEdit will check the modificationdate on the server before saving. If it looks like the file hasbeen changed on the server, BBEdit will alert you before savingthe file.

  If desired you can disable this check (restoring pre-13.5 behavior)with this Terminal command:

  defaults write com.barebones.bbedit CheckModificationDateForRemoteSaves -bool NO

  Warning: You should not disable modification date checking forremote saves if you are in an environment where others may be makingchanges to files on the server, whether or not you have them openfor editing in BBEdit. Otherwise, data loss is likely.

• The settings for indentation of soft-wrapped lines can now beset (or changed) on a per-document basis.

  The appropriate settings are in the Editor Defaults preferences, andlike the other settings in that location (font excluded), changingthe soft-wrap indentation settings won't affect the display of opendocuments. As always you can use the 'Normalize Options' command toreset a document's options.

  You can change a document's soft-wrapped line indentation using the'Text Options' panel or the popover (gear menu in the navigationbar); you can also set the behavior per-language using the customsettings list in the Languages preferences.

• You can now copy and paste actions within and between TextFactory windows. When pasting, the items on the clipboard will beinserted before the first selected item if there is one;otherwise the pasted items are added to the end of the list.

• Edit => Insert => File Contents gets a new option: 'Ensure linebreak after each inserted file'; this does just what its nameimplies.

• Added a 'Clear Command History' to the 'Run Unix Command'history submenu (for cases in which there is a saved history).

• The folder scanning done by various batch operations on theMarkup menu gets some new features and behaviors:

  • Skip 'node_modules' folders, subject to the 'SkipNodeModulesWhenScanningFolders' expert preference;

  • Skip files and folders in Git working copies that are filtered by a '.gitignore' file, unlessthe 'MarkupToolsMisc_IncludeGitIgnoredFilesWhenScanningFolders' expert preference is turned on.

• Added an expert preference, so that project documents areallowed to remount volumes when reloading the list of documentsthat were open when the project was last closed. This is off bydefault, but if for some reason you need to:

  defaults write com.barebones.bbedit ProjectsAllowVolumeMountWhenReopening -bool YES

• Added a new callback to the compiled language module interface:bblmGetLanguageCodeForName(). Given either a user-facinglanguage name or an Emacs mode name, this will return afour-character language code which is then suitable for passingto bblmFindEmbeddedLanguageRunsInRange andbblmFindEmbeddedLanguageFunctionsInRange. If the callbackreturns zero, there is no suitable matching name or Emacs mode,or the language module subsystem hasn't finished initializing.

• Added a new callback to the compiled language module interface:bblmGetInstalledLanguages(). This returns an array ofdictionaries, each with three key/value pairs:

  • BBLMDisplayName: the display name of the language (string)
  • BBLMLanguageCode: the language's four-character code (number)
  • BBLMEmacsModeNames: all of the language's declared or inferred Emacs mode names (array)

  The BBLMLanguageCode value is suitable for passing tobblmFindEmbeddedLanguageRunsInRange and bblmFindEmbeddedLanguageFunctionsInRange.

  This callback will return nil if you call it before the languagemodule subsystem has finished initializing; so therefore you shouldnot call it during language module initialization.

Changes

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• You are invited to drag clipping entries from the Clippingspalette to wherever you'd like. (Clipping set entries are notdraggable.)

• The 'Use the active system highlight color for selected items'setting in the Sidebar preferences is no longer needed, and hasbeen removed.

• When running a multi-file search, BBEdit will look for anexisting search results window for the same search (based on thesearch/replace strings, options, and the items being searched).If a suitable match is found, BBEdit will reuse that window forthe search results, rather than creating a new one.

  If you would prefer that BBEdit always create a new results windowwhen running a search, you can use this Terminal command:

  defaults write com.barebones.bbedit ReuseSearchResultsWindowsWhenPossible -bool NO

• To reduce clutter in the status bar, the Text Encoding and LineBreak Type status bar items are off by default. As always you canadjust the visible items in the Appearance preferences.

• BBEdit no longer includes ctags or readtags tools built into the application package. BBEdit will continue to use aninstalled ctags tool if it is available (we recommendUniversal Ctags). readtags is no longerrequired; for improved performance, BBEdit will read tag filedata directly.

• If you paste (or drag) an URL into the 'Server:' field in theFTP/SFTP connection panel, BBEdit will try to figure out theprotocol host, user, password, port, and path from the URL text.(This is strictly a workaround; those items are intended to beentered discretely into the connection panel, and unless you havean FTP or SFTP URL, an arbitrary URL is not generally useful inthis context.)

• When choosing an item from the Open Recent menu, if that item ismissing or unavailable, you'll get a helpful alert to thateffect, along with a button to remove the item from the OpenRecent menu, if desired.

• If necessary, you can disable the cursor blink in BBEdit'sediting windows by using this Terminal command:

  defaults write com.barebones.bbedit DisableCursorBlink -bool YES

  Note that this will not affect cursor blinking in dialog boxesand certain edit fields; but if you need to use this expertpreference, you probably already know how to turn that off.

• Integrated an updated version of the PHP tags file, thanks asalways to Ted Stresen-Reuter.

• Changed r to n in the default example Grep patterns. Thisdoesn't affect their use in BBEdit, but does make them moreportable.

• If a script run from the #! menu produces no output, rather thandoing nothing (and potentially creating confusion), BBEdit willgenerate placeholder text to indicate that the script produced nooutput.

• When using 'New Disk Browser', you can also choose a Zip or tararchive in addition to a folder.

• Search results lists will now highlight the matching range ofthe search string or pattern.

• The 'OpenPDFsAsText' expert preference is now off bydefault, since PDFs are rarely viewable or usable as plain textanymore.

• Expanded the range of Unicode characters which get a gray bulletdrawn to indicate a non-conventional space character when 'ShowInvisibles' is turned on.

• The sidebar uses a more conventional appearance in light mode,and spends fewer cycles drawing trendy 3D junk.

• If none of the entries in the completion panel have badges, hidethe badge column to avoid unnecessary space on the left.Otherwise, make the text in the completion column line up withthe text above.

• Changed the title of the 'Include documents on servers'application preference to clarify that its operation is limitedto documents opened from FTP/SFTP servers. (Note that thedocument(s) must be opened using the built-in support.)

• The 'Strict Hierarchical' format option(Markup/Utilities/Format) has never been a good idea for HTMLdocuments; and so the UI now explicitly disallows it. (The'Pretty Print' option does a pretty good job of maintaininghierarchical formatting whenever possible.)

• Changed 'Suffix' to 'Extension' for the custom extension mappinglist in the Languages preferences.

• Change the title of the Preferences window to reflect thesidebar selection, because apparently that's a thing the HIguidelines say to do.

• The button in the file panel for adding items to projectdocuments says 'Add to Project' rather than 'Open'.

• If the history for 'Run Unix Command' is empty, the 'Run UnixCommand' submenu will show an appropriate indication.

• If a language module contains BBLMSpellableRunKinds and/orBBLMNonSpellableRunKinds values in its property list, BBEditwill infer that language runs should be filtered for spellchecking, so the BBLMFiltersRunsForSpellChecking value is nolonger required in that case.

• If a codeless language module uses a regular expression tospecify functions, and it has Open Statement Blocks andClose Statement Blocks values, BBEdit will scan the text insideof the function and generate fold ranges for blocks delimited bythose values.

Fixes

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• Rewrote the git-ignore checking to use git directly, thusensuring that its results will be consistent with the commandline. (There is some additional overhead to do it this way, butit should be negligible in routine use.)

• The 'Hide Palettes' and 'Show Palettes' commands now include theColors panel, and the application will reopen the Colors panel atstartup if it was left open when quitting previously.

• Fixed bug in which palettes were reopened and made visible whenquitting with 'Hide Palettes' in effect.

• Extended file name validation in the file info panel, to preventcrashes which would occur when trying to rename a file tosomething which had nulls, other illegal characters, or an emptyname.

• Fixed performance bug which would make drawing large numbers oftick marks in the scrollbar take a particularly long time inDifferences windows.

• Made changes to minimize the amount of time spent drawing tickmarks in text view scrollbars (for live search results and otherpurposes) in cases where the scrollbar area would have beencompletely saturated.

• Made a change to improve the performance of folder comparisonswhich involve the filtering of identical files.

• Made changes to reduce the amount of time required forsingle-file comparisons, particularly when very large files arebeing compared (and/or they have a lot of differences).

• Improved performance when canonicalizing lines containing RCSidentifiers for comparison (when RCS identifiers are ignored,which is the default behavior).

• Made a change so that Apple Events sent from the command-linetools allow the OS to add sandbox-extension information to therequest. This will prevent the OS from adding quarantineinformation to executable files that are opened in BBEdit, whichin turn made it inconvenient to run those files outside of BBEditat a later point.

• Made significant performance improvements in areas involvingnon-selection highlighting ranges (such as differences, livesearch results, and other related areas).

• The application will remember which windows were minimized whenquitting, and when relaunching will restore those windows to theminimized state.

• When printing duplex, BBEdit will alternate left and rightgutters when 'One-inch gutter' is turned on, so that you canpunch holes in the gutter and it'll work on both sides.

• Fixed a bug in the Swift language module in which it did notgenerate correct syntax-coloring information following a singleslash (/); this would result in unexpected behavior elsewhere,such as a hang during 'balance while typing'.

• Made a change to improve the performance of certain calculationswith large files. Among other things, this will speed uprestoration of autosave state for large unsaved files, as well asProcess Lines Containing.

• Fixed bug in which changes to the 'Print color syntax' settingin the print panel did not affect the printed output.

• BBEdit will no longer wait forever for spell checking whenpopulating the contextual menu; this resolves an application stallwhen right-clicking in very large (hundreds of megabyte) files.

• Made a change to improve the performance of live searches (usedin various contexts) when very large (hundreds of megabytes)documents and very large (tens of thousands) of matches occur.

• Fixed memory leak in trailing-whitespace stripping while saving.

• Fixed crash which could occur when changing from a light systemappearance to a dark system appearance with certain color schemesin effect.

• Made a change to improve performance when switching colorschemes and/or appearances.

• Made a change so that permissions errors that occur while savinga file to a remote volume will now get reported directly, ratherthan triggering a privilege escalation (which the OS seems todislike for servers).

• Added some code to guard against a nonreproducible crash inwhich the application was trying to drag-scroll a nonexistenttext view.

• Implemented significant performance improvements in ctags fileinterpretation, which should reduce lag when using the contextualmenu and completion panel and large tags files are involved.

• Fixed bug in the Unix Shell Script parser in which a backslashinside of a brace block would cause confusion in certaincontexts.

• When saving a change into a Zip archive, don't set the file'spermissions to include u+x unless it begins with a '#!'. (Thedefault permissions are now 0644 rather than 0700.)

• Made a change to improve performance in 'Merge Windows' and'Move (documents) to New Window' when abusively large quantitiesof windows and/or documents are involved.

• Made changes to improve performance when closing a window with avery large number of documents in the sidebar.

• Made a change so that PHP line comments are treated as opaque;therefore a '?>' in a commented-out line of PHP will no longerprematurely end coloring of a PHP section embedded in an HTMLdocument.

• Fixed bug in which the application would exit with an uncaughtexception when 'Paste Using Filter' was invoked to run a textfactory with one or more unconfigured actions.

• The Zoom In/Zoom Out/Actual Size commands on View -> TextDisplay are now functional for 'Preview in BBEdit' windows.

• When quitting the application, BBEdit will make a backup copy ofits preferences. (This currently resides in the Setup folder.)

• Made a change so that doing a Shift Right on an empty (nocharacters, not even a line break) line at the end of a file willperform the appropriate operation, rather than doing nothing.(Note that since there is no line break at the end to select, theselection will include the tab/spaces just inserted.)

• Limit the length of the generated title for windows resultingfrom an 'Extract' operation.

• Set '--[[' and ']]' as default block-comment delimiters forLua, so that when using 'Comment Block', those are used inpreference to batch-comment/uncommenting using the '--'delimiter.

• The Tidy 'Reflow' command now correctly loads the 'Input is XML'setting.

• Fixed bug in which moving a Differences window to a smallerscreen would hide the list of differences, if the smaller screenrequired significant reshaping of the window.

• Fixed cosmetic bug in which the Live Search bar would report'Searching...' in cases where there were no search results.

• Fixed bug in which running a recorded AppleScript of amulti-file search with filter terms would not ingest the filterterms correctly, due to a misbehavior of AppleScript recording.

• Made a change so that 'Update Images' will only rewrite an imagetag's height and width if they are different from those derivedfrom the image file, so as to avoid unnecessary changes.

• Fixed a couple of bugs in which windows were incorrectly placedor sized when using one of the Arrange commands from the Windowmenu.

• Fixed cosmetic bug in the display of local file URLs when askedto open a local file using the remote file transfer clientinterface (such as when using 'Open with BBEdit' on a file inTransmit's local file list).

• Made a change to reduce file system load when matching adocument being opened or selected against the list of items in aproject.

• Added '@function' and '@return' to the SCSS keyword list.

• Fixed regression in which SCSS variable names in the documentweren't included in the completion panel.

• Fixed bug in which the 'PreferredFilenameExtension' preferencedid not apply when saving a new document whose language was'(none)'.

• Made a change to improve performance when usingOption-left-arrow ('word backward') navigation in very largeHTML/XML documents.

• Fixed bug in which anonymous 'INTERFACE' blocks would confusethe Fortran function scanner.

• The Fortran function menu will now show distinct badges formodules, interface blocks, programs, and subroutines.

• Revised the behavior of the HTML/XML fold generator so that itwill no longer generate automatic folds for paired elements thatbegin and end on the same line. This in turn resolves a confusingbehavior in which 'Collapse All Folds' would collapse all of theautomatic fold ranges; but same-line elements subsequently couldnot be expanded using the fold gutter.

• Reduced the intensity of the highlight color for selected listitems; it's more in line with the rest of the system.

• Fixed bug in which folder comparison would consider two filesdisjoint if they differed only in the case of the file name.

• Fixed bug in which the sidebar layout would be wrong whenreopening an instaproject (or some other project windows) duringapplication state restoration.

• Corrected the appearance of the completion panel when running on macOS 11.0.

• Made changes to significantly improve performance when using the'Next Occurrence of' and 'Previous Occurrences of' commands tonavigate instances of selected text. This significantly improvesusability with giant files (hundreds of megabytes and up).

• Made a change to improve the startup performance of backgroundsearch operations (instances of selected text, Live Search, andlive-matching in the Find window) in very large documents.

• Fixed bug in which the language module entry points for managingdocument-specific parse data weren't called at the correctpoints.

• Fixed bug in which entering diacritic characters by holding downa letter key and then selecting from the OS popover would createa unwanted Undo state and confuse the existing one, in situationswhere typing was already in progress.

• Made a change to speed document state saving and restoration forvery large text files.

• Corrected the vertical positioning of the 'refresh' button inresults windows when running on macOS 11.0.

• Fixed hang which would occur when the Open File by Name windowwould try to update its search results from the list of opendocuments, while at the same time a -documentWillSaveattachment script was running as the result of autosaving aproject document.

• Made a change to guard against a logged ctags-related crash.

• Made the DisableScriptAttachments expert preference workcorrectly. (It's not documented for a reason, but should at leastnot break the application when turned on.)

• Fixed a crash which could occur in the ctags support internalswhen quitting the application quickly after startup.

• When rewrapping text with quoted lines (or with lines that looklike they might be quoted, like Markdown headings), the wrapperwill no longer put quote markers on blank lines if the precedingline has quote markers. Thus, blank lines will stay blank.

• When using a project with a local preview server configured, andlive previewing a document in the configured site, BBEdit willrefer asset requests for the previewed page to the previewserver, in the event that it's not able to resolve those requestsrelative to the project's configured site root. (This allows suchasset requests to succeed where they would previously havefailed.)

• Corrected the color space used for converting colorrepresentations from external forms (such as the value strings incolor schemes).

• Fixed a bug in which page-relative links (to other pages) werenot constructed correctly when a preview server was in use forPreview in BBEdit. This in turn meant that the browser would showa 404 when clicking on such a link in a live preview window.

• Added code to work around a WebKit exception which would occurwhen using 'Preview in BBEdit' with a local preview server(rather than previewing directly from the document file).

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