At 08:10 -0700 21/06/2011, Warren Michelsen wrote:
What I'd prefer, of course, is a more generalized solution that can
handle any number of columns and delete any column designated. So
I'm wondering if maybe a shell script is the solution. I often
employ Perl scripts saved within the script application bundle. AS
does some prep and then the Perl script is called to do the heavy
lifting.
Since I don't think it's possible to pass arguments to a BBEdit Unix
Filter, you can create the filter using Applescript.
This simple example asks which number you want to replace in the
front window, and then writes the Unix Filter with this added as a
variable. If you type 2 in the dialog, all the 2s will be changed to
"<2>".
tell application "BBEdit"
activate
set _dd to display dialog "Type a digit?" default answer ""
set _number to text returned of _dd
set _appsup to "" & (path to application support from user domain)
set _unixfilters to _appsup & "BBEdit:Unix Support:Unix Filters:"
set _perlscript to _unixfilters & "temp.pl"
try
close access file _perlscript
end try
set _fh to open for access file _perlscript with write permission
set eof _fh to 0
write my SCRIPT_TEXT(_number) to _fh
close access _fh
run unix filter alias _perlscript
end tell
on SCRIPT_TEXT(_n)
return "#!/usr/bin/perl
my $n = qq~" & _n & "~;" & "
while (<>){
s/$n/<$n>/g;
print;
}"
end SCRIPT_TEXT
JD
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