TEXTWRANGLER DIFF PATCH
Nisus Writer Pro, for example, contains a Compare Documents script which performs a text-based comparison in a third window, which is useful, but not a patch on the likes of FileMerge or BBEdit. That was worth a swag at it, and some attempts to learn the keysets and get myself all experty at it. When you need to compare other types of document, life quickly gets more complex.
BBEdit was going to run me $99 at best, and TextMate converted out to roughly $50 with the exchange rate. Please see our Q&A on switching to BBEdit from TextWrangler. People have been talking up TextMate pretty effectively, and having a Django text bundle didn’t hurt. You can use BBEdit instead it’s still free to use the same set of features that TextWrangler provided. I stopped upgrading BBEdit a few versions back, simply because I wasn’t doing anything brilliant with it. There’s clearly a lot you can do with this critter, but I think it’ll be a bit before I’ve really laid down the finger-muscle-memory to actually make it more efficient than where I was before. Anyway, that part is cake.Ĭommand-J isn’t “go to line” though. Checking them out of subversion directly into the Application Support/TextMate directory is what I’d definitely class as “geeky”.
Getting the Django and DjangoTemplate bundles installed was pretty easy, in a geeky sort of way. First thing I did after I had it legally was go snag up the Django and DjangoTemplate bundles form their repository and fire it up.Īnd my first thought was “Yup, this one’s going to have a learning curve”. Last night, I became TextMate user # 13348 when I paid up my euro’s to the TextMate payment engine. If you have installed TextWrangler from the AppStore, the command line tools are not included by default. I guess its that time for trying out those things that you said you would, but hadn’t gotten around to.
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