Is there a way to export OR maybe use Dropbox??? Timestamps of remote files do not automatically update. Neither to files in sub-folders update when a parent folder is refreshed. Syncing from remote to local after making changes remotely does not pick up changes because the timestamp of the remote file in Transmit is not updated. I just moved my favorites in Transmit 4 to a new computer.
One caveat: the passwords did not move as expected. But all the set-up details did. You should have tool tips over some of the UI elements. When I download a file or folder, Transmit will download it to whatever folder is open on my local pane. And vice versa. Gotta agree with Crates and others. This needs to be a configurable option.
SMB support would be such a great addition! We really would appreciate this so much! This might be a really dumb question but can Transmit be used to make my Mac into a Webdav server? Is there any way via applescript or Automator to get notification of a folder modification files that are added.
Can Favorites be edited to mount to desktop when opening a connection? Can a droplet be created that once double-clicked mounts the volume to the desktop? Caching of files which have changed same name, different time stamp and size is definitely creating issues for me. Refresh Finder does not seem to do anything. Please disable this for Disk Mounts!! Transmit is a great way to keep my website quickly synced. However, I find it curious that there is no place at panic.
How can I notify you if my email address changes? What if we need to get a discount for a past purchase or retrieve a serial number, but our email address at the time of purchase no longer exists? How can I do? Great tips. What I would really like is to be able to search within files for a piece of code or just plain txt.
Any hope this feature can be added soon …. Great features, but how do I view the size for 20 folders at the same time? Not the sum for all folders, but the size for each folder? I was trying to figure out what a password was on one of my favorites, how do I do that? Psz: Yes. Say i upload a JPG that i want to send to a client by email. So not real time savings here in that department. Zip and unzip remotely?? Shame because Transmit has a much more intuitive UI, but those features completely and utterly fail.
Is it possible to view CSS files with the quick view? Apple left me high and dry when it came to NAS. I just a bought a new RAID server and could not connect to it. And it is lightning fast. I tried to describe problem more detailed there. I had possibility to demonstrate how Inspector hangs up sometimes. Just recently, i noticed that when i dragged my files to a Droplet, transfer would not start until i click on the Transmit Icon on my springboard, then i would see the initiating and connection.
This just happens randomly too. In the past, i would just drag the files to the Droplet and it load the ftp site automatically and uploads. GSCopy Pro v6. What makes GSCopyPro stand out from other competitors is the fact it works on bit as well as bit systems and has no restrictions. It can easily be scheduled to run as a scheduled task and fully automated. If I activate the Transmit app, it will start updating, but otherwise there can be a second delay.
Anyone else seen this? The delay is very annoying, also it takes me 30 mins a day by just editing live websites.
Can you please provide a fix or more info. Is this a Maverick thing maverick breaks a lot or a Transmit delay? Hey T4 is a FAB product, no doubt about it! May I offer a feature request, though? One happy customer, James.
Hey guys! Excellent stuff with Transmit. Love it! I get an error. I tried sending the raw mkdir command, but no luck. Any info would be awesome! It can be anywhere from a few seconds up to 30 seconds. Now if there would be a way to copy from one server to another that would be cool.
Is there a way to force a directory update? Refresh seems to only refresh the outer directory and not subdirectories. Again, several hours wasted by unrefreshed subdirectories.
I reported this as a bug and got no satisfaction. And yes, this is negative, with just cause. I would love to see a method to password-lock folders in the Favorites tab — so that I can segregate super-sensitive FTP logins within a protective zone. Did the Terminal commands change for step 13? I also encounter the problem reported several times for the not updating files when they are changed by a remote machine. The timestamp is not updated, nor the changes. I have to eject the mounted remote system and mount it back again to see the changes.
This worked, as soon as you open a directory you can see the progress bar as it fetches a new list. Is there an option to turn off the notification that is shown each time a file is uploaded to a server? Changing server passwords while Transmit is running may prevent SSH access from favourites, even after updating the settings in Transmit! Was doing my head in until I finally quit and restarted Transmit. Must have cached the old passwd somewhere! Hey there! Does Transmit have a search feature allowing me to search for files by name nested in other files?
Or can I only search for files within the current open directory? You can drag and drop files or folders onto it and it will navigate directly to path of whatever you dropped.
From the desk of Cabel Portland, Oregon Add Custom Icons to your Favorites Every single one of your Transmit favorites can have its own, easy-to-recognize icon. Show the File Count Add a counter to your path bar to see some useful numbers.
First, edit a Favorite, and enable Dock Send. Now, drag a file from your specified Local Path to the Transmit dock icon.
Bonus sub-tip: right click and choose Preview In Browser… for instant preview action! Navigate in Both Sides, Simultaneously Do your local files share the same hierarchy as your remote files? Now, as you change files, Get Info will automatically update. Dropping on the folder icon will add a folder to Places for quick access. Dropping items onto any component of the path bar will either move or transfer those item to that folder. This is a Windows thing, yeah? If you want to prevent the Finder from automatically opening Transmit Disks after mounting, paste: defaults write com.
Bonus Tip! From the pop-up menu, choose Transmit. Enjoy the hot tips! Posted at am Comments. Nice post. I got a peek at this in RSS a few weeks ago and have been waiting for the rest! Thanks for sharing these nifty tips and tricks, Panic!
Awesome tips to an awesome software made by an awesome company :. Heather St. Thanks for all the great tips! Nice tips sharing. Cabel and Neven ; , I cannot thank you enough for documenting Great great great!!! Thanks for this usefull tips ;. Thank you! Taking up a abandoned mess of undocumented spaghetti code? No thank you. And most "open sourced" repositories are like this. But the ones that have at least rudimentary documenation, something a new maintainer has something to work with - those are the few ones, that might be picked up by some community.
Rare, yes - because there is not much fun in writing documentation on your personal pet project in your free time. But it might be still worth it. You could extent your UI toolkit and profit from it. It's very beautiful and sleek UI and the market of UI are lacking in this area. Sublime is awesome, thanks! I've purchased an upgrade straight away. It often ends up with a lot of wasted debugging time until I realise I'm working on the wrong file. This doesn't solve the issue. This shows up as "file1.
Saving that file will now recreate that file, and you'll end up duplicating the file and editing the wrong file. Thanks for clearing that up. The name of the file is just metadata, not its identity. This is not a good solution for two reasons: 1 If the file was renamed and its contents changed - what should the editor do?
Load the changes underneath the user? If yes: user 1 mad because now the only copy of file contents was wiped in OS, and now by the editor in what was originally a mistake.
If no: user 2 mad because updating file outside of editor didn't update it within editor as they'd hoped. This should be a separate indication than that what seems to be currently offered which is to conflate user initiated changes, and OS initiated changes as the same thing.
If this is the case, they are not the same thing, and this should be clearly reflected in the UI so that the user is alerted and can decide what to do.
Try renaming a file from the Finder currently open in Numbers macOS. Notice how Numbers picks up the new name. So definitely possible, on macOS at least. On MacOS the file name is only meta data, ie the file has an internal id that does not change, but on other platforms filesystems the filename might be the identifier.
Every operating system supports subscribing to file and directory changes. That is how the editor can detect there was a change in the first place.
If it's renamed in Linux the inode number will remain the same. That does not really address the stated problem. Do you have any plans to add first class support for SSH based or docker based remote development workflows? The current Rsubl implementation kinda works. But is a bit hacky for reliable everyday work. I love Sublime, I've paid for every version and I did the same for my devs for many years when I had a company cc!
I would just like to say remote editing is the only thing I use vscode for. If ST had remote editing I and probably a lot of other people would use it more. Once again, love sublime, just a suggestion :. I remote edit with ST. Username and password logs me in.
Then I navigate to the folder I want, and open a file or folder in ST. I don't use VS Code. How do you do it there that is so much better? Not sure if it matches your use case or not, but I use sshfs with Sublime Text and it's just as good as local editing.
Install xserver also works on Mac and Windows then ssh -X to the container. Start sublime on the container, and the gui will show up locally. Having to count on a remote environment having all of the X client software installed to do X forwarding and sublime text to boot is going to leave a lot of people disappointed. If subl supported remote editing out of the box the presence of any extra software beyond, say SSH, becomes something no one needs to care about.
Bonus, your local install is already configured and setup exactly the way you like it. I would second this - it works really well in VSCode and it's something I would happily pay for. This is my 1 feature I'd like to have. If you decide to add it, please make it flexible enough to configure all options OpenSSH provides. There is a SFTP plugin that supports this to some extend but it's a serial file sync, not parallel like VSCode so it's painfully slow in comparison.
I've loved Sublime for years, and it's always the first software I install on a new machine. I even voted with my pocket by buying a license.
However, since we started using Yarn workspaces for JS , I've needed to switch to VSCode because its auto-import is just so much better, and it's one of those things that's hard to go back from, once you're used to it. I dunno. I wouldn't mind it being a plugin either before Yarn workspaces, I'd use FuzzyFilePath plugin which worked pretty well.
But native support would mean the performance would be on par with what I've come to expect from Sublime Text :. I don't have any questions, but I would like to thank you and the rest of the team at Sublime HQ for developing such terrific products. I've used Sublime for various purposes for about 7 years now and just purchased, I think, my third license for it. And if I had to label any of my dev tools as a "must-have" for the way I want to work, I would probably put Sublime Merge first.
Thank you so much! However, opening big files doesn't work too well, it seems the program wants to load the whole file in memory. Any change on that front? ST4 has a number of performance improvements in relation to large files, but we don't plan on not loading the whole file into memory as this is a core assumption in the entire UI stack. Could you configure a user setting for max file size? I have clicked very large files by accident plenty of times and it makes ST hang.
Congratulations on the new release though, it's been my favorite editor for years. I just ran into that too. Np for me, I'm a huge fan, but for other existing users check out "Help" menu before buying a new license. Folding code with curly braces doesn't "eat" the brace. It's indent-based, not syntax based.
There is a 2 or 3 years old issue on their github, and they don't plan to fix. A little annoying for a paying editor. This is in fact an issue we're going to address. We already have a large amount of work done towards it, but it didn't make it into this release. Vim has Vimtutor; could Sublime have its Sumblimetutor too? I've been using Sublime for years now and yet I barely use most of its "well known features" and I feel ashamed of myself.
I know there are tutorials out there, but I am a chronic procrastinator and I just can't bring myself to watch them while at home. You could use philosopher John Perry's method.
Put every activity on a To Do list, ordered by importance. Procrastination is doing lower-down items instead of higher-up items. Perry has the top of his list filled with so many awesome items that even things lower down are still well worth doing.
So, it sounds like you could add more awesome things to do to the top of your list, until your procrastination becomes things like.. He explains his method in detail on this page:. I'am using it since 2 years, and i planned to pay the license as soon as a have a stable income. For me it's the best second editor, i always have it open when i do an operation. Hi there, Thanks for this release! I use ST every day and I love it: the speed, the efficiency, everything.
The one thing I miss, though, is manipulating files from the left panel moving files especially. I know there is a plug-in doing that Side Bar but it lacks drag-and-drop support.
It's been on our radar but hasn't been a high priority so far. OMG this is so convenient! Just fall in love with this behavior. It'll be even better with autocomplete ;. I love Sublime Text and use it for everything from code to notes and todos. Thanks for all the hard work! Windows and Linux have a much larger variety in hardware and drivers and much lower prevalence of high-dpi monitors. So we felt that for now it would be better to leave it disabled by default.
This may change in the future. Can you at least turn it on this time? I stopped using ST because scrolling was so incredibly choppy on linux. It always lagged a second behind and felt so unresponsive. Edit: just read the patch notes, the ans is yes.
As always it depends on the hardware. Latency in fact would be reduced due to faster rendering. Remember that it needs to go to the GPU eventually anyway in order to output to a display. Thanks for this, I absolutely like it for the most parts. My only complain with Sublime is that if I have s of unnamed tabs opened, it gets very difficult to find a particular tab. I wish there was somewhat better tab organisation possible.
Maybe there are some plug-ins, I did check last time when I was frustrated with it. You can use it however you like, but the moment I get to so many tabs open I can't read the titles of all of them is the moment I know I have too many tabs open and just start closing old ones, likely with "close others" action. I think the filetree view is exactly how s of files should be organized for finding a file you can't remember the name of or ctrl-p for quickly opening a file you do.
I find these tools particularly helpful when editing or reviewing sets of related files. Closing and reopening would lose that context every time. I tend to open multiple windows instead.
Though, to be fair, I usually do that on a per project basis. I try to close tabs once I realize I'm not going to be using them in the near future. Basically the exact opposite of my browser habits, where I easily have tabs open at any time, lol.
BTW: Thanks for a great Editor. That's why i wrote natively. I could also install Wine and download the exe file instead ;. I want you lot to get a lot of funding for this because ST is the best editor IMO and it shouldn't be abandoned. Is there a Raspi version yet? That would make my little embedded dev station just perfect! Would migrate it all to that new Pi Arm64 builds are available to download just like any other version. I could have checked. Has been a while. Have been just running a version.
Thanks for taking the time. Is there a reason why ST re-indexes everything on every update? I'm fairly sure it didn't used to.
My workflow involves keeping 9 sublime projects open most of the time damn microservices , and restarting sublime after an update makes my computer very slow not unusable, not noticeably laggy for mins each time. Relatedly, sublime has an excellent changelog window, but it only shows up after you've already updated! It would be really nice if I could see the changelog before I decide whether to update or not When the syntax definitions change, the symbols that need to get indexed change as well.
Hence the project needs to be re-indexed. There are settings for controlling how many resources the indexer is allowed to use. We only ship downloads from sublimetext. Any other avenues like homebrew, flatpak, etc. Sublime Text on macOS has its down update mechanism that you may prefer over homebrew. Thank your for bringing into the world this beautiful tool. I hope one day you will release your UI toolkit.
Since it's crossplateform, fast, and plug into Python, it could be a wonderful alternative to PyQT, wxWidget and the like, and we really need something in the Python world.
Note our UI toolkit is really adjacent to python - there's no integration there at all. Question about license upgrades. If one upgrades to a bundle now, will it be possible in the future to upgrade the bundle license to a single product one?
Or is the only option to buy a new single product license instead? Currently you can only upgrade from a bundle to a bundle, but the exact behavior hasn't been fully decided on yet.
I'll look into clarifying that. I love Sublime Text and have purchased licenses for each version. Thank you very much! Regarding the licence upgrade options: Are there any solutions for users owning a single licence for both Sublime Text 3 and Sublime Merge?
My Sublime Merge licence for example is still valid for 2 years from now. If I try to upgrade my current licence and want to bundle them together it says the price is USD. Any options for users like me to not make them pay twice when choosing the bundle licence?
We don't currently offer anything like that. Your current best bet would be to consolidate licenses into a bundle at a later date. I am wondering if it's possible for Python plugin to add custom UI elements?
That's not currently possible, no. The only custom UI elements can be done using minihtml a subset of html. Mind sharing how you do this in R? I was thinking about something similar to the Environment panel in RStudio. You can also see all variables in a given session using ls. I like the fact I can upgrade my 3 licence! Whoop whoop. Will take it for a spin - thanks for that hard and continued work. Is it going to prompt me to upgrade, or am I grandfathered in some way?
I bought this Sublime 3 license in Feb Just trying to understand what's going on. The app itself is great so far, especially the GPU performance.
Your license is still valid for all versions released before Feb 3 years after purchase. There is also a popup prompting for an upgrade if you've entered an "expired" license anew. There is a big overlap in contributors for syntect users and syntect can be used by syntax writers to debug syntaxes so it would be a win-win. I can't really say one way or another. Do you expect that working with Python codebases will get better with this release? I mean it in the context of code completion and other "intelligence" features.
Code completions have massively improved for every language with syntax highlighting. It's by no means ST for terminals but Micro is well worth a look if you haven't seen it.
It has sane keyboard shortcuts, nice syntax highlighting, mouse and multi-cursor support. That would explain the visual corruption issues I sometimes have with Merge but not ST3. In Merge some actions, sometimes mostly in the settings corrupt the application window sometimes also after minimizing and sleep on my MacBook.
It looks like blocks of pixels having different colors, lines shifted, etc. Yes we've been shipping the hardware accelerated rendering with Sublime Merge for some time now. When the payday hits I will buy it. I've been waiting. I know I could have purchased an ST3 license and got this but I am weird. Thank you for your great work. I can see personal licenses get the 3 years worth of updates that you've mentioned elsewhere in the comments here.
However, business licenses get 1 year of use before it expires, but I can't tell if that includes upgrades from ST3 to ST4. Can you clarify what the status is for that? Business licenses follow the traditional subscription model. The licenses don't expire, but they do get revoked once the business either revokes them or stops paying. Because of this there is no upgrade from ST3 to ST4 - it's simply included in the subscription.
How can I open definitions and references in split views without using the mouse to hover and click? Or perhaps once a new major version is out? I didn't see it in any of the preinstalled themes but maybe there's a flag somewhere. Do note that the older tab styles are missing some features, like highlighting the focused tab.
Thank you! I know this isn't much, but I just bought a license based on this comment. I didn't know it was possible but Sublime 4 feels even faster!
We do not have any plan to do this, though there are some features we're looking at for improving existing terminal packages. I personally wouldn't ever use a embedded terminal, as their user interaction inherently conflicts with the rest of the application. Congrats on the release! I was an avid user and paying customer! Somewhere along the way I switched to VS Code.
If you don't want to wait 4h for files to load. When I see my colleagues trying to open files on VS, I can't understand how that's acceptable. For what kind of files? On windows code once opened in a workspace context opens normal source files of a project almost instantly.
Are you talking about cold boot or huge log files? If you could say one thing to a person currently using vs code to get them to try sublime, what would that be? It can't be "speed". Is there any chance you'll be adding support for moving the sidebar to the right?
This is the one stopping me from moving back to sublime. I noticed that you can only see the type of a type. Sublime Text is first and foremost a text editor and such doesn't have that kind of information. You may want to look at plugins like LSP for that. Are there any plans for some kind of combo deal now that Sublime Text and Sublime Merge licenses are aligned? Any link? When purchasing a new license or upgrading there's a checkbox for the bundle.
Could you give a high-level description about what does sublime do in order to handle large files? Maybe there will be a blogpost on this one day. Oh interesting. I had previously read a limitation of changing the title bar to use a dark theme was based on sticking to win Sounds like that hurdle was overcome in a different way - either way I'm appreciative.
We overcame that hurdle by painstakingly recreating the default Windows titlebar s in our own UI toolkit. I've been using Sublime Text long before I started working. I use it for any code or text related functionality. Of course it's also used internally by everyone working on our products. The new auto-complete is really impressive. I've always been a big fan of using snippets and auto-completing based on open buffers in a project instead of using LSPs.
I opened a Python file and typed User. I did the same thing in an Elixir project and after installing the Elixir package it worked for project specific "things" in my app.
Like after typing UserView. Likewise it did the same thing with context modules, it picked up all functions inside of a specific module. In both cases as I started typing "User" it showed me options to pick from.
In both cases it also listed out the number of definitions for a specific "thing" and lets you quickly jump to a specific one. It's not as good as a LSP but it's definitely a few notches above what I've seen in other editors and the best part about it is not needing to configure multiple LSPs and it's lightning fast. The amazing autocomplete is most of what keeps me on Jetbrains, but their software is soooo slow. IntelliJ's autocomplete is much better, but it's doing some heavy lifting to get such good results.
I haven't gone crazy testing ST4 btw, I played with it for like 20 minutes. Meaning it's closer to VSCode than it is than ST3, but not as good as a LSP, but there's also no effort to get it set up so it's a reasonable trade off if you're someone like me who just wants pretty good auto complete without configuring a million tools to run in the background.
I haven't tried TabNine but according to its home page it doesn't support Elixir. It also requires a monthly subscription the daily limit would be consumed in about minutes of coding. I don't mind paying for things but at this time I'm not interested in subscribing to more services. AFAIK it requires you to have a language's runtime specifically installed which is a deal breaker for me. Most of my apps run in Docker and I don't have local copies of any runtimes installed.
ST4 works wonderfully in this case because it parses everything out based on syntax highlighting rules. It's much better than YouCompleteMe imo. The context-awareness of it is quite amazing. I feel bad using VSCode after years of supporting Sublime by purchasing a license.
However the one case where I do use sublime repeatedly? It boots faster than VSCode, and frankly, it finally broke me of my constant habit of VIMming now that I have it on my mac, win and linux boxes. I can even cross compile C and debug in VSCode!
Among those choices, Sublime is the clear winner in overall usefulness and functionality. I use Sublime a lot to manipulate decently large csv, json, etc. Multi-cursor text wrangling still works well even with 10s of thousands of cursors, VSCode chokes hard way before that.
I'd say it occupies a middle point between full IDE and text editor. Very true, the more features a product has the slower it opens. It's definitely the slowest to open up, about 9 seconds on my machine, and I wouldn't think of opening a multi GB json file in it, but past that initial open its just as fast as sublime again on my machine. Selecting an item from the menu will open it. Added a text factory operation: "Strip Trailing Whitespace".
This performs the same operation as the Text Files preference setting with the same name. This operation will add a line break to any non-empty file that does not end with one. Added a "Strip Trailing Whitespace" command to the Text menu. If there is no selection, this will be done to the entire document; otherwise, the selection is extended to the nearest line start and end as necessary, and only the selected range will be processed.
Created a new "Sidebar" preferences section, with settings to control, uh, the behavior of the sidebar. If you have rearranged the list so that it is out of order, the results may be unpredictable. It's now possible to perform a contextual-menu click on a list item that is not currently selected; it will highlight appropriately, and any commands on the menu which would have applied to the selected items will apply to the right-clicked item instead, without causing it to be selected.
The Columns submenu on the Edit menu gets a "Select Columns" command, which will select the columns which intersect with the current text selection. It's analogous to the other column editing operations on the same menu. For language module developers: compiled language modules now have the ability to generate and use their own document-specific data.
More details on this internal change are available in the Language Module Changes technical note. BBEdit will no longer alter its own appearance based on the active color scheme. Instead, the active scheme setting in the "Text Colors" preferences sets the color scheme which is in effect for the prevailing appearance. Thus, you can set up one color scheme to be used in Light Mode, a different color scheme to be used in Dark Mode, and whenever you change the OS appearance in the General system preferences, BBEdit will select the desired color scheme.
This plays particularly well with the "Auto" setting in macOS Catalina. In the "Appearance" preferences, you can choose the application appearance that you desire, or instruct BBEdit to follow the system's appearance. The factory default is "Dark", which will cause BBEdit to use Dark Mode and the appropriate color scheme, per the above all the time. Again, this works nicely with the "Auto" setting in macOS Catalina.
The Text Colors preferences are now easier to use for selecting and editing color schemes. A central concept is that there is now always a color scheme in effect. It can be a factory color scheme, one you've downloaded, or one you've created. The previous "Custom Settings" indication no longer appears. If you are upgrading from a previous version of BBEdit, and you had custom settings in effect, BBEdit will write your settings out into a color scheme file in your "Color Schemes" application support folder, and then make that color scheme active.
You won't lose any settings, and as a bonus your color scheme can be used with any modern version of BBEdit If you have a color scheme selected, any changes you make to settings in the Text Colors preferences will change the color scheme file on disk.
Before making making any changes to the color scheme file, BBEdit will ask Time Machine to save a version snapshot. You can open the scheme file and use "Compare Against Previous Versions" on the Search menu to evaluate the changes.
BBEdit will also make a backup copy of the scheme file into your "BBEdit Backups" folder which itself lives in your Documents directory. If your selected color scheme was one of the built-in schemes, BBEdit will first make a copy of the scheme into your "Color Schemes" support folder, and then apply the changes to the copy, and finally will select the copy as the active scheme.
To create a new color scheme, go to the "Text Colors" preferences and select the scheme you'd like to start with if it's not the active color scheme already. Then, click the "New BBEdit will propose a name for the new scheme, which you can of course edit as desired.
From there you can edit the scheme by changing settings in the Text Colors preferences. When you open a color scheme file, it will once again open as text.
This makes hand editing and inspection much simpler than was possible in BBEdit Hand edits to the scheme file won't take effect immediately; you can frob the color scheme setting to cause it to reload.
Changed the appearance of the search history and pattern popup menu buttons in the Find and Multi-File Search windows to match the appearance of the same buttons when used in other panels such as Process Lines Containing.
BBEdit will calculate an appropriate size for the font used in the line number bar, based on the point size of the font used for editing. The maximum size of the line number bar font is limited to 24 points. If you would prefer a lower or higher limit, you can adjust this:. The Search menu was getting a little long, so there's a new "Find Differences" submenu on the Search menu.
In the line number bar, line numbers that lie inside the selection range are now drawn using darker text. Made a change to ask the OS-provided print panel to place the page attribute controls orientation, scaling, paper size in the panel proper, rather than hiding them behind the "Page Attributes" section in the popup menu. Made a change so that status bar and navigation bar items draw popup or drop-down menu indicators using standard OS primitives.
Made a change so that the sidebar header in disk browser windows draws the popup arrow indicator using standard OS primitives.
BBEdit uses the document's display font to draw line numbers in the line number bar. This may be less than ideal if the display font isn't monospaced. If desired, you can instruct BBEdit to use the system font with monospaced numbers for the line number bar:. BBEdit will dynamically adjust the width of the line number bar, based on the point size of font used to display the document's text, and the number of lines in the document.
It's now possible to click on and drag a non-selected item in a list such as a disk browser or editing window sidebar and drag it, without the item first becoming selected and causing unexpected side effects. This change makes the list behavior consistent with OS standard table and outline view controls.
The navigation bar items in "Preview in BBEdit" windows are all drop-down menus, so their indicators are drawn accordingly. Made a change so that the line bar includes highlighting to show which lines lie inside of the selected range of text. Made a change to automatically save a document's state when closing it including when quitting when UseResourceForkForDocumentState is turned on, because doing so changes an xattr and does not actually touch the file's content modification date.
Moved sidebar settings into the Sidebar preferences, and removed the boxes from the remaining settings. Changed the appearance of the menu item badges for evaluation mode; the badges no longer rely on color as a status indicator. This applies as long as both files in the pair are present; otherwise the copy arrow is shown as usual.
Fixed crash which would occasionally occur if the file was changed on disk while words were being counted for text statistics display in the status bar or in the file information popover.
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