I opened a Perl file containing octal codes (\000) with my default
font set to monospace Osaka, and the backslashes appeard as Yen
symbols.

I prefer having Osaka for my HTML templates and ProFontX for my Perl code.

The "language" prefs (at least in 6.5.2) don't support having a
per-language font setting. Does anything like that exist in a newer
version of BBEdit?

And if not, how do other people deal with this? Pretend a Yen is a
backslash? Is that safe? (I was afraid to save the file because I
didn't know if encoding might go "off".)

thanks,
-boo

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