Ted Stresen-Reuter, Carlton Gibson and I recently combined all our
BBEdit clipping sets into one big collection, and the result is now on
GitHub:
http://github.com/tedmasterweb/bbeditclippings/

We have sets for PHP, Perl, XSLT, JavaScript, jQuery and other
languages. Having the sets on GitHub makes it easier for us to keep
them updated and also to pull in enhancements and big fixes. I used
the opportunity to clean up many of my sets.

YouÂ’re welcome to contribute additional clipping sets for other
programming languages to this collection. If want to add your set, use
GitHubÂ’s fork feature to clone our project, then add your stuff and
let us know about it.

We hope you like it :-)



A note on using the sets: Having them on GitHub would in theory also
make it easier for users of the sets to track the latest version, by
cloning them with git instead of downloading them. Unfortunately,
BBEdit does not follow symlinks or aliases, and git doesn't allow
checkouts of subdirectories, so there is no way to check them out
directly in the final Application Support location, which is annoying.
You need to copy the sets over to the Application Support/Clippings
directory yourself. I use the Unison file synchronizer to do it.






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