Re: Hiding the "Currently Open Documents" and "Recent Documents" sections of new projects by default

[Ryan J. Bonnell]

I'd like to know how to enable this as well.

On Tuesday, October 9, 2012 10:34:19 AM UTC-7, David Foster wrote:

> Is there a way to hide the "Currently Open Documents" and "Recent 
Documents" sections of new projects by default?

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Re: Send selection to OmniFocus Applescript

[Kendall Conrad]

Using the "of me" part at the end is just something I've used to call 
functions in the same file that are outside of the "tell application" block 
that I'm currently in. I've not used the "my" keyword like you were using.

Doing a quick AppleScript keyword lookup 
(https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/applescript/conceptual/applescriptlangguide/reference/ASLR_keywords.html)
 
shows the two are synonyms so it would have had the same effect.

-Kendall



On Wednesday, November 28, 2012 8:02:00 AM UTC-5, Jason Brown wrote:
>
> Well, I believe this was me saving the file in the wrong location. 
>  I originally save the file in ~/Library/BBEdit/Scripts.  Not sure if I was 
> looking at old documentation or what.  After saving the script to 
> ~/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Scripts it appears to work fine.
>
> Kendall, can you explain your comment in case I run into something else. 
>  Thanks.
>
> On Tuesday, November 27, 2012 12:28:55 PM UTC-5, Jason Brown wrote:
>>
>> Someone was kind enough to put this script on git to send a selection from 
>> BBEdit to OmniFocus.  The script works fine if I run it from Apple Script 
>> Editor, but if I run it from BBEdit I get the following error message.
>>
>> A scripting error has occurred: 

Show files in File browser instead of Project (?)

[FrankS]

Maybe I've missed an option in BBEdit... that has happened before ;-)

I normally do not use bbedit's projects as projects, but open up a 
directory from the terminal like "$ bbedit ."

By default this gives you a project tree-list of your files, which makes it 
easy to select those you want to edit.

When you create a new text document, it will appear in the tree hierarchy 
where you had your previous selection,
but the file itself is stored wherever you saved it in the dialog box.

The issue is that the file location on disk can be different from the 
location in you project hierarchy.

I understand that that is a feature for when you use bbedit's projects, but 
if you only use it as a file browser,
then it can introduce nasty "bugs" when you try to compile stuff as files 
may not be on your path.

Now, I know that there is a disk-browser option, but that doesn't have the 
recent- and open-files and such,
which makes it far less useful.

Q: is there an option to substitute the project-view with a disk-directory 
view ?

Thanks, Frank.

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Re: ascii palette disappeared

[Sumtingwong]

This is brilliant!  I have been looking for an easy way to inspect single 
characters for awhile now and have just not found a simple way.  Working on 
old Hindi and Urdu dictionaries typed in India yields all kinds of 
craziness that only this reveals.  Thanks guys!

On Tuesday, November 27, 2012 8:58:33 AM UTC-8, Grant Hutchinson wrote:
>
>
> On 2012-11-27, at 1:24 AM, G. T. Stresen-Reuter wrote: 
>
> > I do find it somewhat humorous that something as basic as a character 
> now has its own inspector! 
>
> One nice thing about the Character Inspector is that it can actually 
> "inspect" entire strings of text, not just individual characters. 
>
>
> g. 
>
> .. 
>
>
> Grant Hutchinson 
>
> Interface Considerations. Feature Deprecation. Typography. Rawk. 
>
> http://splorp.com 
> http://flickr.com/splorp 
> http://github.com/splorp 
> http://twitter.com/splorp 
>
>
>
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Re: Right to Left Languages

[Sumtingwong]

Patrick, looking forward to it, thanks!

On Tuesday, November 13, 2012 5:28:07 PM UTC-8, Patrick Woolsey wrote:
>
> At 22:35 -0800 11/12/2012, Sumtingwong wrote: 
> >I saw a post regarding this about a year ago, but no response.  Is there 
> >any planned support for right to left languages (Urdu, Arabic, etc.) in 
> >BBEdit? 
>
>
> Support for right-to-left languages is on our list for a future version 
> (though due to technical considerations, not in the near term). 
>
>
> Regards, 
>
>  Patrick Woolsey 
> == 
> Bare Bones Software, Inc.  
>

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Re: Send selection to OmniFocus Applescript

[Jason Brown]

Well, I believe this was me saving the file in the wrong location. 
 I originally save the file in ~/Library/BBEdit/Scripts.  Not sure if I was 
looking at old documentation or what.  After saving the script to 
~/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Scripts it appears to work fine.

Kendall, can you explain your comment in case I run into something else. 
 Thanks.

On Tuesday, November 27, 2012 12:28:55 PM UTC-5, Jason Brown wrote:
>
> Someone was kind enough to put this script on git to send a selection from 
> BBEdit to OmniFocus.  The script works fine if I run it from Apple Script 
> Editor, but if I run it from BBEdit I get the following error message.
>
> A scripting error has occurred: