On 29 Jan 2016, at 07.10, Vlad Ghitulescu wrote:
As I mentioned in the previous thread, I'm using the BBEdit-command in
MailMate.
One thing that's a bit annoying is that after the tab BBEdit starts
with the cursor in the first row **and the whole row active** (as
after CMD-L in BBEdit respectively CMD-left arrow & CMD-SHIFT-right
arrow in every other OS X text editor).
I’m also using the BBEdit command (but not automatically — I use a
keyboard shortcut when I want to edit a particular message using
BBEdit), and I also see this behaviour. I think it is a feature, so that
you are taken to the same line in BBEdit as the cursor was on in
MailMate; it’s just that BBEdit selects the line, rather than simply
moving to it.
One way to stop this would be to edit the file:
~/Library/Application
Support/MailMate/Managed/Bundles/BBEdit.mmbundle/Support/bin/edit
…and remove the ‘+${MM_LINE_NUMBER}’ part.
Otherwise, it’s probably a feature request to Bare Bones Software for
a way to go to a line from the bbedit tool without selecting it (like
the built-in Go To Line command does).
David
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