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   BBEdit 11.0.2

   Agen G. N. Schmitz

   Bare Bones Software has released [1]BBEdit 11.0.2 with a bevy of fixes
   for the venerable text editor. As usual, the folks at Bare Bones have
   some fun with the release notes, with these two standout items:
     * Fixed a bug in the Markdown scanner where it would hang if you
       inserted a tab before a blockquote marker '>', but only if you'd
       had three or more cups of coffee at a small diner within the last
       week.
     * The user manual is now downloaded using https, and the world is
       once again safe for democracy.

   On the more serious side, the update fixes a frustrating bug in OS X
   10.10 Yosemite that caused Open and Save As panels in some applications
   to grow by 22 pixels each time a file was saved, pushing the bottom
   edge of the panels off the screen (a problem also recently fixed in
   '[2]Default Folder X 4.6.12,' 14 December 2014). This fix only prevents
   the panels from growing out of control, and the [3]release notes
   provide a Terminal command for restoring the panels to their default
   sizes. BBEdit 11.0.2 also fixes a memory leak in some of the built-in
   language modules, improves typing into the search box in the Clippings
   floater or the Insert Clipping panel, restores the Change Case >
   Capitalize Sentences command to working order, and improves performance
   of the Process Lines Containing, Process Duplicate Lines, Sort Lines,
   and Zap Gremlins commands. ($49.99, free update for version 11
   licenses, 11.2 MB, 10.8.5+)

References

   1. http://www.barebones.com/products/bbedit/
   2. http://tidbits.com/article/15295
   3. http://www.barebones.com/support/bbedit/arch_bbedit1102.html

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