Re: [MacPerl] Script size limit?

[Jon Lucenius <jonl@magpage.com>]

Brad,

>In what ways would you like BBEdit and MacPerl to be more tightly 
>integrated? 

¥ Changes updated on the fly in both environments

¥¥ Ability to run Perl scripts and call MacPerl modules 
   and capture the output still in BBEdit 

¥¥ Drag and drop between the two, and in MacPerl in general

¥ Syntax coloring in MacPerl like BBEdit


>What does it mean for Dreamweaver to be fully integrated with 
>BBEdit?

Open an HTML file in DW, and select an element. Open the HTML
viewer and the selection is highlighted. (BTW, DW does not alter
any handwritten code unless it is VERY illegal unlike all the other
so-called WYSIWYG editors. IMHO, this is the first of any WYSIWYG
HTML editor that actually writes clean, well organized code on the 
fly, OTOH, the Javascript it generates is like spaghetti code.) Click on
the BBEdit button and the same selection is highlighted. Now do 
some BBEdit style text work, and without saving, go back to DW,
which reflects your changes in both the text and layout versions.
Since they both will peview to the same browser, and I can run
Perl filters thru BBEdit, this seems to be a great way to work.

Sorry for the DW cheering, but I've been hand coding HTML for 
a long time (in web years) and haven't found an editor yet that
didn't add thier .02 at every chance. 

Thanks and have a nice day,

Jon


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