TextWrangler 3.1 Adds Command Line Searches

12:43 PM EST, Jan. 19th, 2010 · by Jeff Gamet · Product News

Bare Bones Software announced the immediate availability of TextWrangler 3.1 on Tuesday. The update for the text and code editing application added a new tool that adds command line search support.

The update also added the ability to make new documents and folders in the FTP/SFTP browser window, improved scripts menu management, improved Java and Python language support, can now browse Unix TAR files in disk browsers, and more.

TextWrangler 3.1 is free and available for download at the Bare Bones Web site.

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