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I believe it is the way that OSX saves them. I cut and paste into a text editor. Still does not answer your question, but just a work around. Use like BBEdit or text wrangler for a free alternative. ...

XCode isn't that drastically different from Project Builder. You can also set XCode to use a different version of GCC (or whatever else) as your compiler. The IDE shouldn't affect how your code works, if you compile with the same compiler in each. By merely installing the Tiger Developer Tools, you should end up with an updated stdio header, which will be accessible to...

I was referring to something more like this. Textmate does it and I was wondering if BBEdit has this functionality built in that I just cannot seem to find. ...

Is there anyway to assign a file for each project that I'm working on so I can view a list of folders/files in a sidebar as I'm viewing code? (sorta like you can using Dreamweaver) I've looked through all of the settings and I can't find anythign like this. I'd like to have a prooject for domain1.com then open that and all of the folders/files in domain1.com will appear...

You can do "PHP filename.php" on the command line to have PHP parse the script properly. You'd have to either output that to a file or pipe it to the browser... not sure how to do that in OS X just yet. Some editors probably do this (BBEdit doesn't though). Directly accessing a PHP script from any browser will just result in the text of the file in the web browser. ...

e most is the file tree. With as many files as I go through in a day, I need it. Dreamweaver has it, kinda. The way Macromedia has it set up is a bit silly. BBEdit does not have that feature at all, so I am in a bit of a conundrum. Anyone have some options? ...

TextWrangler is more or less an updated verision of the discontinued BBEdit Lite. ...

ya bbedit is a bit expensive but i buy it as that whats im comfy with now.... ive never tried textwrangler... ...

There is no more BBEdit lite, but there is the FREE TextWrangler (which is essentially the same).

BBEdit costs a bit much, IMHO especially given the features.