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After that, it will run fine with no intervention.Thanks Tom The quick fix for users is to go to the "Matlab" executable in the Matlab.bblm package (Matlab.bblm/Contents/MacOS/Matlab), right click on it and choose open, then tell the OS that its OK to run the executable. So BBEdit recognizes the plugin but can't load your executable file.
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The code has to be signed or, under the default settings, the OS kicks it out and won't let it run. Under Mountain Lion (the new OS version) executable files won't run unless they are authored by a developer with an Apple Development ID. : On Mountain Lion compatibility from Tom Shannon at Rush University: Default line and block comment characters are now set by the plugin so you won't have to set them manually. This version also adds support for code folding of entire functions. Version 2.4 adds some language specific color settings in the BBEdit Text Colors preference panel. Version 2.4 will not work with older versions of BBEdit nor with TextWrangler. Older versions of the plugin do not work with BBEdit 11. : Version 2.4 of the plugin works with BBEdit 11. : Version 2.4 of the plugin works with TextWrangler 5. Version 2.4 will not work properly with 11.6 due to changes in BBEdit's internal representation of text. Tested with pre-release version 11.6_3921.
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This is a compatibility update for upcoming versions of BBEdit 11.6 and higher. : The plugin has been updated to version 2.5. BBEdit 12 now automatically does highlighting of numerical literals. : Version 2.5 of the plugin seems to work fine with BBEdit 12.
Compatible with all versions of BBEdit 11 and 12 and TextWrangler 5. This is a compatibility update for future updates of BBEdit 12. : The plugin has been updated to version 2.6. I assume it works on any version of BBEdit 11, 12 and 13. I have only tested the plugin on BBEdit 13.5.3. If you use Apple silicon let me know if it works. Please note that it has not been tested on Apple Silicon Macs. This version has been rebuilt as a universal binary. : The plugin has been updated to version 2.7.
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Thanks to Rich Siegel at Bare Bones Software for providing the build! I have only tested this version with BBEdit 14.5 and newer but it should work on older versions of BBEdit since version 11.
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The only significant change is that it has been signed by Bare Bones Software so it should install without macOS warning about untrusted developers. There are no functionality changes from the previous version. : The plugin has been updated to version 2.8. If you want the source code, email me at Notes Version 2.8 has been signed by Bare Bones Software, so it should install without macOS warnings.
If BBEdit won't open, you should remove this plugin. If the plugin gets moved to the trash, just move it back to the folder where you normally install it. Click "Cancel" and then open the "Security & Privacy" macOS System Preferences panel and you should be able to allow the plugin to run there. If you install the plugin, macOS will warn that the plugin is not safe when you open BBEdit. It appears that in macOS Big Sur that the plugin goes in "~/Library/Containers/BBEdit/Data/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Language Modules" on a clean installation.Īttention macOS Catalina and newer users: Versions of the plugin prior to 2.8 are not signed, so it will not load on your systems by default. m suffix mapping for Objective-C in the BBEdit Preferences under Languages to get the Matlab module to work properly. (If the folder "Language Modules" does not exist in these locations, simply create a folder of that name there.) You may need to remove the. macOS may warn that the file is insecure (see below).Īlternatively, quit BBEdit or TextWrangler if it is open, and place the module in "Applicaton Support/BBEdit/Language Modules" or "Applicaton Support/TextWrangler/Language Modules" folder under your Library folder. If you double click the plugin file, BBEdit will attempt to open it and should put it in the right folder. Unarchive the module using the Finder.The module plug-in is called "Matlab.bblm". Version 2.4 and higher support folding of functions, but version 2.3 does not.ĭownload Download Matlab Language Module for BBEdit 11 - 14, and TextWrangler 5 (Version 2.8) Download Matlab Language Module for older versions of BBEdit and TextWrangler (Version 2.3) Installation
It provides basic syntax-higlighting and function menu instructions to BBEdit/Textwrangler. Matlab Language Module is a language module plug-in for BBEdit 11, 12, 13 or 14 and TextWrangler. Matlab Language Module for BBEdit and TextWrangler
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