At 07:43 -0500 18/2/08, Morley Chalmers wrote:
...Since posting my issue someone suggested adding just \r to the
script. However, all that does is cause a line return to the script
itself when the script is compiled. When the script is run on the
BBEdit file a vertical rectangular box in inserted at that location,
NOT an actual line return. Undoubtedly that's an unknown ASCII
character. I had earlier found this to be the case by manually
adding a line return into the AppleScript.
I can't reproduce your problem using either Script Editor or Smile,
but it may be that your set-up creates an incompatibility. I guess
you may have BBEdit set to use Mac line endings and are using Script
Editor, which uses UNIX linefeeds.
I'd suggest you set your preferences (and existing documents) to use
UNIX line feeds and encodeing utf-8.
Here's an example of a script that works fine from either Smile or
Script Editor:
tell application "BBEdit"
set w to make window with properties {text:"</script></head>"}
tell w
replace "</script></head>" using "</script>
</head>" options {starting at top:true}
end tell
end tell
JD
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