I was working with another editor because I was on a Mac. There is an option in BBEdit where when the file is recognized as source code, and you close a block, it highlights the other end of the program block. That way you know what you are closing. I switched over to TextPad because I am more comfortable, and like a lot of the features available. I tried to find a similar feature and couldn't... Does a feature like that exist????
Also loading and saving files to FTP was nice as well....
-Travis
Missing Feature??
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Roy Beatty
Re: Missing Feature??
From the Help file:
How to Find a Matching Bracket
To Find a Matching Bracket:<br>
1. Place the cursor to the left of the bracket to be matched: ([{< or >}]) <br>
2. From the Search menu, choose the Match Bracket command. If there is a matching bracket, it will be selected.
To Find the First Closing Bracket:<br>
1. Place the cursor anywhere in the text. <br>
2. From the Search menu, choose the Match Bracket command. If there is one of the characters >}]), before the end of file, it will be selected.
To Select Text Between Brackets:<br>
1. Place the cursor to the left of the bracket to be matched. <br>
2. Type Ctrl+Shift+M. If there is a matching bracket, all intervening text will be selected. When matching forwards, both brackets are selected as well. When matching backwards, neither bracket is selected.
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HTH, Roy
How to Find a Matching Bracket
To Find a Matching Bracket:<br>
1. Place the cursor to the left of the bracket to be matched: ([{< or >}]) <br>
2. From the Search menu, choose the Match Bracket command. If there is a matching bracket, it will be selected.
To Find the First Closing Bracket:<br>
1. Place the cursor anywhere in the text. <br>
2. From the Search menu, choose the Match Bracket command. If there is one of the characters >}]), before the end of file, it will be selected.
To Select Text Between Brackets:<br>
1. Place the cursor to the left of the bracket to be matched. <br>
2. Type Ctrl+Shift+M. If there is a matching bracket, all intervening text will be selected. When matching forwards, both brackets are selected as well. When matching backwards, neither bracket is selected.
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HTH, Roy
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The Doctor
Re: Missing Feature??
Mark, I agree, but that would not have looked so clever without the first explanation being there. A bit of thouroughness goes a long way. 