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Bluefish: The Definitive Guide

Bluefish: The Definitive Guide

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Bluefish 2.0 Manual List of Figures IV.1. Bluefish Editor Array IV.2. List of open Documents IV.3. Bluefish Main Menu IV.4. Bluefish Main Tool Bar IV.5. Bluefish HTML Tool Bar IV.6. Bluefish Custom Tool Bar IV.7. Bluefish Sidebar Notebook Tab IV.8. Bluefish File Browser IV.9. Bluefish Info Browser IV.10. Bluefish Bookmark Browser IV.11. Bluefish Status Bar IV.12. Bluefish View Menu IV.13. Bluefish About Window IV.14. Bluefish Snippets IV.15. Bluefish Charmap V.1. Bluefish File Menu V.2. The File Browser Contextual Menu V.3. Untitled Document Window V.4. The File Name Dialog V.5. The Directory Name Dialog V.6. Bluefish Open File Dialog V.7. Filtering Files with the Bluefish File Browser V.8. Info on open File V.9. Saving an untitled File V.10. A modified Document in the Documents' List V.11. Saving a File under a new Name V.12. Moving a File to another Location V.13. Closing a File with the Document Tab Icon V.14. Closing a modified File V.15. Closing all Files V.16. Inserting a File V.17. The Input Methods Contextual Menu V.18. Writing in Japanese with Bluefish V.19. Finding a Word in a Document, from Start to End V.20. Unsuccessful Search Window V.21. Highlighted Search Result in the Document Window V.22. Setting the Cursor Location V.23. Choosing a limited Search Method V.24. Limited Search Result V.25. Making the Search Case Sensitive V.26. Case Sensitive Search Result V.27. Finding overlapping Strings V.28. An overlapping String retrieved with the Find Dialog V.29. Retrieving recent Searches V.30. The Replace Dialog V.31. Changing letter Case when Replacing V.32. The Replace Confirm Dialog V.33. Opening an URL from the Web V.34. A Style Sheet opened via the Open URL Menu V.35. Using the Open Advanced Dialog VI.1. Bluefish Go Menu VI.2. Using the Goto Line Dialog VI.3. The Bluefish Project Menu VI.4. The Create Project Dialog VI.5. Creating a New Project VI.6. Entering Bluefish Project Filename VI.7. Selecting a Bluefish Project VI.8. Opening a Bluefish Project VI.9. How Bookmarks are marked VI.10. Bookmarks in the Side Panel VI.11. Menu on Bookmark in the Side Panel VI.12. Editing a Bookmark VI.13. A named Bookmark VI.14. The Contextual Menu on a Document in the Bookmark Tab VI.15. Bookmarking with Posix Regular Expression VI.16. Bookmarks with Posix Regular Expression VI.17. Bookmarking Objective C Functions via the Find Menu VI.18. Bookmarking PHP Functions via the Find Menu VI.19. Nth Occurrence with Find Again VI.20. Nth+1 Occurrence with Find Again VI.21. Selecting a String for subsequent Search VI.22. Finding a String from Selection VI.23. The table before Transformation VI.24. The table after Transformation VII.1. Indenting Part of a Text VII.2. Bluefish Spell Checker VII.3. The Reference Browser Contextual Menu VII.4. The Reference Browser Options Menu VII.5. A Function Reference Dialog Window VII.6. Info available for a Function VII.7. The HTML Tags Menu VII.8. The HTML Dialogs Menu VII.9. An HTML Button with a three-dotted Tool Tip VII.10. A simple HTML Tool Tip Button VII.11. The Replace Special Menu VII.12. The Insert Thumbnail Icon VII.13. The Multi Thumbnail Icon VII.14. The Insert Thumbnail Dialog VII.15. The Multi Thumbnail Dialog VII.16. The Table Icon in the HTML Tool Bar VII.17. Adding an Element to the Quick Bar VII.18. The added Element in the Quick Bar VII.19. Adding a Pop Up Menu Element to the Quick Bar VII.20. Removing an Element from the Quick Bar VII.21. Moving an Element within the Quick Bar VII.22. Accessing the Custom Menu VII.23. The Custom Menu Editor VII.24. Extract of the default Custom Menu Path VII.25. The Custom Replace Dialog VII.26. A new Custom Entry in the Menu Path List VII.27. A new Menu in the Custom Menu Tool Bar VII.28. A Block of selected Text before Activating the Menu VII.29. A Block of Text after Activating the Menu VII.30. The new DIV with Class Dialog VII.31. The Block of Text after Entering the Value VII.32. The HTML Page before the Transformation VII.33. The HTML Page after the Transformation VII.34. The Custom Menu Replace Dialog filled in VII.35. The Add Title Dialog VII.36. Bluefish External Menu VII.37. The Browsers Panel in Preferences VII.38. Selecting the Browser's Line to be Moved VII.39. Dragging the Browser's Line VII.40. Dragging the Browser's Line to the Bottom VII.41. Utilities and Filters Panel in Preferences VII.42. The tidy Output Box VII.43. The Output Parsers Tab in Preferences Panel VIII.1. Adding a Shortcut to a Menu Item VIII.2. Turning Files and Folders Visibility ON VIII.3. Bluefish with a customized Gtk Theme VIII.4. The Editor Tab in Preferences VIII.5. The Bookmarks Path Pop up Menu in Preferences VIII.6. The HTML Tab in Preferences VIII.7. The Author Meta Tag filled in on Save VIII.8. Update of the Author Meta Tag on Save VIII.9. The Files Preference Panel VIII.10. Choosing an Action on Backup Failure VIII.11. The User Interface Preference Panel VIII.12. The HTML Pattern VIII.13. The <html> Tags Pattern VIII.14. The HTML Attributes Pattern VIII.15. The HTML Attribute Contents Pattern VIII.16. The PHP Block Pattern VIII.17. The Comment (C++/single line) Pattern VIII.18. Syntax Highlighting Example List of Tables IX.1. Shortcuts for all Document Types IX.2. Shortcuts for HTML Markup XI.1. Editor Tab Reference XI.2. HTML Tab Reference XI.3. HTML Tab Reference XI.4. User interface Tab Reference XI.5. Images Tab Reference List of Examples VI.1. Retrieving all sections in an xml book VI.2. Retrieving all functions in an Objective C file VI.3. Retrieving all functions in a PHP file VI.4. Transforming a table into a definition list VIII.1. Adding a file type VIII.2. Adding a file filter List of Procedures I.1. Getting the source II.1. Getting the new defaults after upgrading - First method II.2. Getting the new defaults after upgrading - Second method V.1. Writing in Japanese with Bluefish on a non-Japanese system V.2. Searching from selection VI.1. Creating a New Project VII.1. Generating a photos album with multi thumbnails VII.2. Adding a custom menu based on custom dialog VII.3. Adding a custom menu based on replace dialog VII.4. Changing the order of browsers items VII.5. Customizing an existent browser VII.6. Adding a new browser VII.7. Adding a Commands menu item VII.8. Adding an Outputbox menu item X.1. Running bluefish under gdb C.1. Getting the Bluefish manual source files C.2. Installing DocBook and DocBook XSL C.3. Installing the xslt processors and parsers

Bluefish 1.0.6 Manual List of Figures IV.1. Bluefish Editor Array IV.2. List of open Documents IV.3. Bluefish Main Menu IV.4. Bluefish Main Tool Bar IV.5. Bluefish HTML Tool Bar IV.6. Bluefish Custom Tool Bar IV.7. Bluefish Sidebar Notebook Tab IV.8. Bluefish File Browser IV.9. Bluefish Function Reference Browser IV.10. Bluefish Bookmark Browser IV.11. Bluefish Status Bar IV.12. Bluefish View Menu IV.13. Bluefish About Window _ _ V.1. Bluefish File Menu V.2. The File Browser Contextual Menu V.3. Untitled Document Window V.4. The File Name Dialog V.5. The Directory Name Dialog V.6. Bluefish Open File Dialog V.7. Filtering Files with the Bluefish File Browser V.8. Info on open File V.9. Saving an untitled File V.10. A modified Document in the Documents' List V.11. Saving a File under a new Name V.12. Moving a File to another Location V.13. Closing a File with the Document Tab Icon V.14. Closing a modified File V.15. Closing all Files V.16. Inserting a File V.17. The Input Methods Contextual Menu V.18. Writing in Japanese with Bluefish V.19. Finding a Word in a Document, from Start to End V.20. Unsuccessful Search Window V.21. Highlighted Search Result in the Document Window V.22. Setting the Cursor Location V.23. Choosing a limited Search Method V.24. Limited Search Result V.25. Making the Search Case Sensitive V.26. Case Sensitive Search Result V.27. Finding overlapping Strings V.28. An overlapping String retrieved with the Find Dialog V.29. Retrieving recent Searches V.30. The Replace Dialog V.31. Changing letter Case when Replacing V.32. The Replace Confirm Dialog V.33. Opening an URL from the Web V.34. A Style Sheet opened via the Open URL Menu V.35. Using the Open Advanced Dialog VI.1. Bluefish Go Menu VI.2. Using the Goto Line Dialog VI.3. The Bluefish Project Menu VI.4. The Create Project Dialog VI.5. Creating a New Project VI.6. Entering Bluefish Project Filename VI.7. Selecting a Bluefish Project VI.8. Opening a Bluefish Project VI.9. How Bookmarks are marked VI.10. Bookmarks in the Side Panel VI.11. Menu on Bookmark in the Side Panel VI.12. Editing a Bookmark VI.13. A named Bookmark VI.14. The Contextual Menu on a Document in the Bookmark Tab VI.15. Bookmarking with Posix Regular Expression VI.16. Bookmarks with Posix Regular Expression VI.17. Bookmarking Objective C Functions via the Find Menu VI.18. Bookmarking PHP Functions via the Find Menu VI.19. Nth Occurrence with Find Again VI.20. Nth+1 Occurrence with Find Again VI.21. Selecting a String for subsequent Search VI.22. Finding a String from Selection VI.23. The table before Transformation VI.24. The table after Transformation VII.1. Indenting Part of a Text VII.2. Bluefish Spell Checker VII.3. The Reference Browser Contextual Menu VII.4. The Reference Browser Options Menu VII.5. A Function Reference Dialog Window VII.6. Info available for a Function VII.7. The HTML Tags Menu VII.8. The HTML Dialogs Menu VII.9. An HTML Button with a three-dotted Tool Tip VII.10. A simple HTML Tool Tip Button VII.11. The Replace Special Menu VII.12. The Insert Thumbnail Icon VII.13. The Multi Thumbnail Icon VII.14. The Insert Thumbnail Dialog VII.15. The Multi Thumbnail Dialog VII.16. The Table Icon in the HTML Tool Bar VII.17. Adding an Element to the Quick Bar VII.18. The added Element in the Quick Bar VII.19. Adding a Pop Up Menu Element to the Quick Bar VII.20. Removing an Element from the Quick Bar VII.21. Moving an Element within the Quick Bar VII.22. Accessing the Custom Menu VII.23. The Custom Menu Editor VII.24. Extract of the default Custom Menu Path VII.25. The Custom Replace Dialog VII.26. A new Custom Entry in the Menu Path List VII.27. A new Menu in the Custom Menu Tool Bar VII.28. A Block of selected Text before Activating the Menu VII.29. A Block of Text after Activating the Menu VII.30. The new DIV with Class Dialog VII.31. The Block of Text after Entering the Value VII.32. The HTML Page before the Transformation VII.33. The HTML Page after the Transformation VII.34. The Custom Menu Replace Dialog filled in VII.35. The Add Title Dialog VII.36. Bluefish External Menu VII.37. The Browsers Panel in Preferences VII.38. Selecting the Browser's Line to be Moved VII.39. Dragging the Browser's Line VII.40. Dragging the Browser's Line to the Bottom VII.41. Utilities and Filters Panel in Preferences VII.42. The tidy Output Box VII.43. The Output Parsers Tab in Preferences Panel VIII.1. Adding a Shortcut to a Menu Item VIII.2. Turning Files and Folders Visibility ON VIII.3. Bluefish with a customized Gtk Theme VIII.4. The Editor Tab in Preferences VIII.5. The Bookmarks Path Pop up Menu in Preferences VIII.6. The HTML Tab in Preferences VIII.7. The Author Meta Tag filled in on Save VIII.8. Update of the Author Meta Tag on Save VIII.9. The Files Preference Panel VIII.10. Choosing an Action on Backup Failure VIII.11. The User Interface Preference Panel VIII.12. The HTML Pattern VIII.13. The <html> Tags Pattern VIII.14. The HTML Attributes Pattern VIII.15. The HTML Attribute Contents Pattern VIII.16. The PHP Block Pattern VIII.17. The Comment (C++/single line) Pattern VIII.18. Syntax Highlighting Example List of Tables IX.1. Shortcuts for all Document Types IX.2. Shortcuts for HTML Markup XI.1. Editor Tab Reference XI.2. HTML Tab Reference XI.3. HTML Tab Reference XI.4. User interface Tab Reference XI.5. Images Tab Reference List of Examples VI.1. Retrieving all sections in an xml book VI.2. Retrieving all functions in an Objective C file VI.3. Retrieving all functions in a PHP file VI.4. Transforming a table into a definition list VIII.1. Adding a file type VIII.2. Adding a file filter List of Procedures I.1. Getting the source II.1. Getting the new defaults after upgrading - First method II.2. Getting the new defaults after upgrading - Second method V.1. Writing in Japanese with Bluefish on a non-Japanese system V.2. Searching from selection VI.1. Creating a New Project VII.1. Generating a photos album with multi thumbnails VII.2. Adding a custom menu based on custom dialog VII.3. Adding a custom menu based on replace dialog VII.4. Changing the order of browsers items VII.5. Customizing an existent browser VII.6. Adding a new browser VII.7. Adding a Commands menu item VII.8. Adding an Outputbox menu item X.1. Running bluefish under gdb C.1. Getting the Bluefish manual source files C.2. Installing DocBook and DocBook XSL C.3. Installing the xslt processors and parsers