On 23/10/2012 19:47, Bruce Van Allen wrote:
The other part of the answer is that you save the script with a
memorable name in a text file and put the file in
~/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Scripts. It will then show up in
BBEdit's Scripts menu (the one that looks like a scrolling sheet of
paper).
Scripts of this kind will not work as intended if you put them in the
Scripts folder; they are text filters and belong (in BBE 10.5) in
~/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Text Filters/. In previous
versions they belonged in ../UNIX Filters.
Both scripts and text filters are assigned palettes, and I find it most
convenient to keep both palettes open and assign key shortcuts to
scripts or filters that I use often. This is far less tiresome than
using the menu, and, more to the point, there is no menu for text filters!
JD
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