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ĭo you want to help translate Bluefish? Please let us know by dropping an email to Walter Echarri, our friendly translation maintainer. You can subscribe to the developers' Bluefish mailing list by sending an email containing “ subscribe bluefish-dev” to. You can subscribe to the users' Bluefish mailing list by sending an email containing “ subscribe bluefish-users” to. This includes, but is not limited to: updated project road maps, status of translations.įor bug reports and features requests, related to bluefish, its web site, and its manual, please fill the appropriate bug type at, the bluefish bugzilla page on bugzilla gnome - for instructions, see Section 2, “Filling a bug report”. The Bluefish WiKi is the notebook for the developers, containing a lot of information.

Bluefish images manual#

The main website where you will find news, updates, manual and more information. However, we prefer not following it in every detail, as some parts are intended for the end user, while Bluefish is for the programmer. XML based reference library for CSS2, HTML, PHP, and Python.Īs Bluefish is a part of a larger desktop environment, we have focused on making the GUI consistent with the Gnome HIG. The XML format is described later in the manual. You may also create your own function reference. A GTK reference is available, and support for Perl and Python will be added. Currently, references are included for Apache, DHTML, DocBook, HTML, PHP, and SQL. User customizable integration with many programs, including weblint, tidy, make, javac, etc. Very powerful search and replace, allowing POSIX and Perl Compatible regular expressions and sub-pattern replacingĬonfigurable recent documents and recent directories functionality Multi-thumbnail generation for easy creation of photo albumsīookmarks for lines across multiple documents, with bookmark browserĪ custom menu, specify your own tags or sets of code, and define your own dialogsĬustom search and replace pattern support for the Custom menu Thumbnail creation and automatically linking of the Open files based on filename patterns and/or content, from selection or URIs User-customizable tool bar for quick access to often used functions Nice wizards for startup, tables, frames, and othersĭialogs for many HTML tags, with all their attributes Multiple encodings support, can convert between different character sets, supports multibyte characters, Unicode, UTF8, etc. Also, Bluefish is small, fast and efficient, making it usable even on slow machines. Since that time, the fish has gained a reputation as an excellent editor, with qualities like stability, usability and numerous features. Several years have passed since the first Bluefish release. Because this logo was appreciated by all, the name changed into the final name Bluefish.Īfter this initial stage, many developers, translators, testers and users joined the project. After many discussionsĪbout boring logos, Neil Millar came up with a cute blue fish.

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After merging the code this was for a while known as the Thtml editor.Īfter a while Neil Millar joined the project to add weblint integration and a color dialog.īecause the project became larger and more mature, a logo was wanted. Olivier had a basic editor, Chris had many HTML dialogs ready. On a GTK development mailing list, Olivier Sessink and Chris Mazuc saw each others postings, and decided to team up. Olivier Sessink started the project ProSite.

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A good and free text editor targeted towards web development was not available. Bluefish development started under a different name.