Powerful and richly-featured tool for composing, modifying, and transforming text stored in plain-text files.

At its most basic, a text editor is a tool for simply editing text. You can use a text editor for a wide variety of tasks from cleaning up data, to editing configuration files on your Mac or server, to writing HTML or coding.

Features:

• General Purpose Text Editor
• Programmer's Text Editor
• Unix And Server Administrator's Tool
• Powerful Text Transformer And Manipulator
• Good Mac OS Citizen
• Powerfully Useful Tool.

What's New:

• When trying to locate other applications at startup, TextWrangler now relies on Mac OS X's Launch
• Services to do the work, and won't check on all mounted volumes. (This fixes the case of external disks sometimes spinning up when starting TextWrangler.)
• Fixed bug in which keyboard equivalents assigned to packaged plug-ins didn't stick.
• Fixed bug in which a gremlin would appear the end of a file when doing a Replace All with Grep and the last match in the file happened to be a zero-length match at the very end of the file.
• Fixed bug in which a file opened from an FTP/SFTP server would be saved to the wrong place if it was opened from an FTP/SFTP browser that had subsequently been disconnected and reconnected to another server (and/or account) whose directory structure was identical.
• Fixed bug in which a -1728 error was reported when trying to print a POD output window.
• Fixed bug in which abstract PHP functions didn't show up in the function popup. Now they show up, as function prototypes.
• Fixed bug in which the scroll position of split panes wasn't stored correctly in the saved document state.
• The application now guards against Cocoa exceptions being thrown while trying to attach its accessory view to the font panel. (The source of the exceptions remains unknown, but now at least they won't crash the app.)
• "Find All" now works for perldoc/pydoc windows. As a bonus, such windows can also be included in multi-file searches.
• Fixed a bug that would sometimes leave a "phantom selection" visible when splitting a window.
• Fixed bug in which saving a document with DOS line breaks while running on an Intel machine would write out the wrong line ending pattern.
• More PHP keywords, thanks as always to Carsten Blum
• Fixed crash which would occur on Intel machines when trying to change the menu key equivalent of Unix scripts, Unix filters, and other items whose key equivalents are adjusted using the "Set Key" button in a palette.
• Change the computation of the page guide location when a proportional font is in use to match the logic used for fixed-width fonts. It's still inappropriate to use the page guide set to a character width when you're using a proportional font, but the result is more likely to at least be visible in the window.
• Added the Mac OS X 10.4 temp folder location to the exclusion list for the recent menu.
• In the case that saved state is loaded from a document's resource fork (typically files created by old versions of BBEdit), the saved state is now properly swapped when running on an Intel machine.