BBEdit Cmd+E Functionality…

Completed

DJW

November 13, 2019 06:09

Initially I missed the Cmd+E "Edit in BBEdit" function from nvUltra. It wanted to "Edit Files Cmd+Shift+O" using VSCode. After a bit of fiddling around, it dawned on me that it was showing me my default editor for the .md file extension. I went to my Finder preferences and made BBEdit the default editor for .md files and the functionality returned. This all makes perfect sense…to a developer. The average non-technical user may not latch on to this solution quite as quickly as I did, so it should probably be documented somewhere or made more obvious somehow. (On the other hand, I suspect that most nvAlt/nvUltra users are going to fall into the power user category one way or another, developer or not, so maybe this won't be quite as opaque as I think it might be.)

1

• 

  Brett

  November 25, 2019 17:25

  Noted for addition to the documentation, thanks!

  0
• 

  David Wain

  November 11, 2020 00:00

  +1 for this 

  0

Please sign in to leave a comment.