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Undecoded UTF-8 errors in Perl
How to deal with undecoded UTF-8 errors in Perl.
Developing Windows code on Linux
Thoughts on using Linux as a development platform for code destined for Windows computers.
Convert between DOS and Unix file endings within Bluefish
How to convert between DOS and Unix file endings using Bluefish on Linux. …
Pretty printing files with Tidy within Bluefish
You can configure the code editor Bluefish to use Tidy to pretty print files.
Using Bluefish
Bluefish is a code editor for web designers and programmers based on GTK. It is best known as an HTML editor, but it supports many programming and markup languages.
Printing from Bluefish
A frequently commented upon weakness of the otherwise excellent Bluefish editor is that there is no print command. That is easily remedied, however.
Working around disappearing files in Bluefish
Invoking Tidy from within Bluefish to pretty-print HTML usually works. Occasionally, however, the file disappears from the screen. No solution is known, but there are workarounds.