Re: Help with Perl Filter to increment an element

2014-11-01 Thread Marek Stepanek 
On 02/11/14 02:03, Charlie Garrison wrote:
> Good morning,
> 
> On 1/11/14 at 12:49 PM +0100, Marek Stepanek
>  wrote:
> 
>> But how to align  the last 10. Takt with sprintf()?
> 
> I don't recall specifics, but I'm pretty sure dash character will right
> align, so something like this:
> 
> sprintf("%-30.10s",$increment)
> 
> I doubt that is actually correct, maybe dash needs to go before the 's'.
> Anyway, there is some way to right align the string using sprintf, check
> perldoc.
> 
> 
> Charlie
> 

Thank you Charlie!

I found meanwhile following solution. Probably too complicate approach,
but working nicely:

#!/usr/bin/perl

use warnings;
use strict;

my $increment = 0;

while () {
if (/\s*\d+\.\sTakt/) {
next if /^\s+$/;
++$increment;
s/^([^%]+)(%)\s*\d+\.\sTakt$/sprintf("%-33s %s %20s .
Takt",$1,$2,$increment)/eg; 
}
print;
}

__DATA__

\NOtes\qu{ABCD}\enotes\barre %   6. Takt
\NOtes\qu{EFGH}\enotes\barre %   7. Takt
\NOtes\ql{IJKL}\enotes\barre %   8. Takt
\NOtes\ql{MNOP}\enotes\barre %   9. Takt
\NOtes\ql{QRST}\enotes\barre %  10. Takt
\setclef1{\treble}\changeclefs%
\NOtes\qu{abcd}\enotes\barre %   1. Takt
\NOtes\qu{efgh}\enotes\barre %   2. Takt
\NOtes\ql{ijkl}\enotes\barre %   3. Takt
\NOtes\ql{mnop}\enotes\barre %   4. Takt
\NOtes\sk\ql{qrst}\enotes\barre %5. Takt




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Re: AppleScript "Save as..."

2014-11-01 Thread Christopher Stone 
On Nov 01, 2014, at 17:57, jgill  wrote:
> So, it is a previously saved file but is being modified and saved to a 
> different location. It will not be replacing the original template.

__

Hey Joe,

Okay.  Something like this should work.

---
set _template to alias ((path to home folder as text) & 
"test_directory:BBEdit_Test_Dir:Template.txt")
set basePath to ((path to documents folder as text) & "(2014):")
tell (current date)
  set _month to its month as text
  set _year to its year
end tell
set newFileName to _month & " " & _year & ".html"
set newFilePath to basePath & newFileName

tell application "BBEdit"
  set newDoc to open _template
  tell newDoc to save to newFilePath
  tell document newFileName
# Do your edits.
# Save.
  end tell
end tell
---

Are you actually pasting into the newly opened template?  If so there's 
probably a better way.

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Re: Help with Perl Filter to increment an element

2014-11-01 Thread Charlie Garrison 

Good morning,

On 1/11/14 at 12:49 PM +0100, Marek Stepanek 
 wrote:



But how to align  the last 10. Takt with sprintf()?


I don't recall specifics, but I'm pretty sure dash character 
will right align, so something like this:


sprintf("%-30.10s",$increment)

I doubt that is actually correct, maybe dash needs to go before 
the 's'. Anyway, there is some way to right align the string 
using sprintf, check perldoc.



Charlie

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Re: AppleScript "Save as..."

2014-11-01 Thread jgill 
Thank you Christopher,

The files is a template file which I modify with AppleScript. It has a 
default name "Month Year.html". The AppleScript opens it, does a paste 
operation, and changes a few lines of text. I then want to save the 
modified files into another folder (2014) as, for instance "November 
2014.html".  This changes from month to month appropriately. I could hard 
code the save path or generate it using the date object.

So, it is a previously saved file but is being modified and saved to a 
different location. It will not be replacing the original template.

Thanks, Joe




On Saturday, November 1, 2014 4:56:44 PM UTC, jgill wrote:
>
> I'm using an AppleScript to generate a web page which needs to be saved to 
> a specific local folder. I can't figure out how to access BBEdit's "Save 
> as..." operation. "Save" is covered in the BBEdit Dictionary but not "Save 
> as..."
>

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Re: auto-pairing brackets?

2014-11-01 Thread Vlad Ghitulescu 
Yes, it does, every single time, even after explicitly allowing it! :-(
The workaround I've found is using TextExpannder-Snippets only for BBEdit ( 
expands to () and puts the cursor in the middle etc.). It has a little lag 
but it works…
Why doesn't BBEdit has this after all this years? :-)

Am Samstag, 1. November 2014 02:12:38 UTC+1 schrieb Ron Fleckner:
>
> Sorry I can’t really help you.  I’ve had AutoPairs for some years and it’s 
> always just worked with new computers and system software updates and new 
> versions of OS X. 
>
> I’ve just looked at Privacy>Accessibility in sys prefs and AutoPairs isn’t 
> even there. 
>
> Does AutoPairs actually ask to have special privileges like Keyboard 
> Maestro? 
>
> Ron 
>
> > On 31 Oct 2014, at 4:29 pm, Vlad Ghitulescu  > wrote: 
> > 
> > Thanks! At least I haven't missed any setting in the preferences ;-) 
> > 
> > I've downloaded AutoPairs and - from the description - it seem to enable 
> everything I want, but… I couldn't activate the Universal Access for it! It 
> looks like a bug that affects 10.10 (two big kisses ;-), Witch and Keyboard 
> Maestro have also the problem, although I was able to activate them by 
> dragging them onto the Universal Access pane. Unfortunately I couldn't find 
> AutoPairs in ~/Library/PreferencePanes 
> > 
> > Any idea? 
> > 
> > 
> > Thanks again! 
> > Vlad 
> > 
> > Am Freitag, 31. Oktober 2014 03:56:30 UTC+1 schrieb Ron Fleckner: 
> > 
> > > On 31 Oct 2014, at 10:35 am, Maarten Sneep  
> wrote: 
> > > 
> > > 
> > >> On 31 Oct 2014, at 24:29, Ron Fleckner  
> wrote: 
> > >> 
> > >> Try out AutoPairs, a System Preferences prefPane.  Very good and 
> still works on 10.10.10 
> > >>  
> > > 
> > > Are we already at version XXX? 
> > > 
> > > Maarten 
> > > 
> > > — 
> > 
> > That would be 30.  Or three big kisses! 
> > 
> > 
> > 
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Re: AppleScript "Save as..."

2014-11-01 Thread Christopher Stone 
On Nov 01, 2014, at 11:56, jgill  wrote:
> I'm using an AppleScript to generate a web page which needs to be saved to a 
> specific local folder. I can't figure out how to access BBEdit's "Save as..." 
> operation.
__

Hey Joe,

There's not a save-as command per se.

Are you saving an unsaved document?

Are you saving a previously saved document to a new location?

What exactly are you doing?

An unsaved document is easy to handle:

--
set destFolderPath to path to downloads folder as text # HFS path.
set newFileName to "A Test File.html"
set savePath to destFolderPath & newFileName

tell application "BBEdit"
  tell front text document
save to savePath
  end tell
end tell
--

If you're dealing with a previously saved file then the story is a bit 
different.  Handling that improperly can cause you to lose data in the original 
file if it's unsaved.

Here's one way to deal with that:

--
set destFolderPath to POSIX path of (path to downloads folder as text)
set newFileName to "A Test File.html"
set savePath to quoted form of (destFolderPath & newFileName)

tell application "BBEdit"
  tell front text document
if on disk = true then
  if modified of its window = true then
save
  end if
  set _file to quoted form of (POSIX path of (get its file))
  tell AppleScript
do shell script "cp " & _file & " " & savePath
  end tell
end if
  end tell
end tell
--

I've used the shell, since I can copy and rename the file in one operation.

If I wanted to be safer I could copy the file with the Finder and then rename 
it.  The Finder will balk if there is an existing file.

Or I could deliberately check to see if there's going to be a collision and 
throw an error.

Or I could duplicate the document in BBEdit and use the first method to save it.

It really depends upon what you need to be done.

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Swift

2014-11-01 Thread CompilerGuru 
Has anyone out there used BBedit as a editor for Swift programming or 
parallel Swift programming?

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Re: Django Language Module

2014-11-01 Thread Dan Ross 
Hi François -

Sorry. I meant the templating language.

I've been working on one, but I wanted to make sure I'm not repeating work 
that's already been done.

On Saturday, November 1, 2014 7:58:32 AM UTC-5, François Schiettecatte 
wrote:
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> Dan 
>
> Not sure what you mean by a Django language module. Django is a web 
> framework written in Python, did you meant that ? Or the templating 
> language it uses ? 
>
> If you want Django language help, you might want to look at Dash  at 
> http://kapeli.com/dash , it has a Django docset. 
>
> François 
>
> > On Oct 31, 2014, at 9:16 PM, Dan Ross  > wrote: 
> > 
> > Hi folks- 
> > 
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> without any success. Does anyone know of any? 
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AppleScript "Save as..."

2014-11-01 Thread jgill 
I'm using an AppleScript to generate a web page which needs to be saved to 
a specific local folder. I can't figure out how to access BBEdit's "Save 
as..." operation. "Save" is covered in the BBEdit Dictionary but not "Save 
as..."

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Re: Django Language Module

2014-11-01 Thread François Schiettecatte 
Dan

Not sure what you mean by a Django language module. Django is a web framework 
written in Python, did you meant that ? Or the templating language it uses ?

If you want Django language help, you might want to look at Dash  at 
http://kapeli.com/dash , it has a Django docset.

François

> On Oct 31, 2014, at 9:16 PM, Dan Ross  wrote:
> 
> Hi folks-
> 
> I've been searching around for any Django language modules for BBEdit without 
> any success. Does anyone know of any?
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Re: Help with Perl Filter to increment an element

2014-11-01 Thread Marek Stepanek 
On 01/11/14 10:59, Marek Stepanek wrote:
> 
> 
> Hello all!
> 
> 
> I try to transform this LaTeX (MusiXTEX) snipped ...

Sorry! I found it: a point was missing:

... sprintf("%30.10s",$increment) ->.<- ". Takt"/eg;

But how to align  the last 10. Takt with sprintf()?

But I will certainly find out myself very soon.


Happy Halloween to all


marek

#!/usr/bin/perl

use warnings;
use strict;

my $increment = 0;

while () {
if (/\s*\d+\.\sTakt/) {
next if /^\s+$/;
# chomp;
++$increment;
# $increment=sprintf("%40.10s",$increment);
s/^([^%]+)%\s*\d+\.\sTakt$/"$1 %" .  
sprintf("%30.10s",$increment) .
". Takt"/eg;
}
print;
}

__DATA__

\NOtes\qu{ABCD}\enotes\barre %   6. Takt
\NOtes\qu{EFGH}\enotes\barre %   7. Takt
\NOtes\ql{IJKL}\enotes\barre %   8. Takt
\NOtes\ql{MNOP}\enotes\barre %   9. Takt
\NOtes\ql{QRST}\enotes\barre %  10. Takt
\setclef1{\treble}\changeclefs%
\NOtes\qu{abcd}\enotes\barre %   1. Takt
\NOtes\qu{efgh}\enotes\barre %   2. Takt
\NOtes\ql{ijkl}\enotes\barre %   3. Takt
\NOtes\ql{mnop}\enotes\barre %   4. Takt
\NOtes\sk\ql{qrst}\enotes\barre %5. Takt

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Help with Perl Filter to increment an element

2014-11-01 Thread Marek Stepanek 


Hello all!


I try to transform this LaTeX (MusiXTEX) snipped

from


\NOtes\qu{ABCD}\enotes\barre %   6. Takt
\NOtes\qu{EFGH}\enotes\barre %   7. Takt
\NOtes\ql{IJKL}\enotes\barre %   8. Takt
\NOtes\ql{MNOP}\enotes\barre %   9. Takt
\NOtes\ql{QRST}\enotes\barre %  10. Takt
\setclef1{\treble}\changeclefs%
\NOtes\qu{abcd}\enotes\barre %   1. Takt
\NOtes\qu{efgh}\enotes\barre %   2. Takt
\NOtes\ql{ijkl}\enotes\barre %   3. Takt
\NOtes\ql{mnop}\enotes\barre %   4. Takt
\NOtes\sk\ql{qrst}\enotes\barre %5. Takt

to

\NOtes\qu{ABCD}\enotes\barre %1. Takt
\NOtes\qu{EFGH}\enotes\barre %2. Takt
\NOtes\ql{IJKL}\enotes\barre %3. Takt
\NOtes\ql{MNOP}\enotes\barre %4. Takt
\NOtes\ql{QRST}\enotes\barre %5. Takt
\setclef1{\treble}\changeclefs%
\NOtes\qu{abcd}\enotes\barre %6. Takt
\NOtes\qu{efgh}\enotes\barre %7. Takt
\NOtes\ql{ijkl}\enotes\barre %8. Takt
\NOtes\ql{mnop}\enotes\barre %9. Takt
\NOtes\sk\ql{qrst}\enotes\barre %10. Takt


Could someone be so kind, to help me out? There is a certainly a silly
syntax error in the following perl script (mind the line feeds of my
mail client):


#!/usr/bin/perl

use warnings;
use strict;

my $increment = 0;

while () {
if (/\s*\d+\.\sTakt/) {
next if /^\s+$/;
++$increment;
s/^([^%]+)%\s*\d+\.\sTakt$/"$1 %" .  
sprintf("%30.10s",$increment)
". Takt"/eg;
}
print;
}

__DATA__

\NOtes\qu{ABCD}\enotes\barre %   6. Takt
\NOtes\qu{EFGH}\enotes\barre %   7. Takt
\NOtes\ql{IJKL}\enotes\barre %   8. Takt
\NOtes\ql{MNOP}\enotes\barre %   9. Takt
\NOtes\ql{QRST}\enotes\barre %  10. Takt
\setclef1{\treble}\changeclefs%
\NOtes\qu{abcd}\enotes\barre %   1. Takt
\NOtes\qu{efgh}\enotes\barre %   2. Takt
\NOtes\ql{ijkl}\enotes\barre %   3. Takt
\NOtes\ql{mnop}\enotes\barre %   4. Takt
\NOtes\sk\ql{qrst}\enotes\barre %5. Takt

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Re: Eek! Monaco jaggies.

2014-11-01 Thread Darrel E. Knutson 

There's a new 'ProFontX' available at. I 
like it, YMMV.

Yes, but it is missing too many characters anymore. For example, it lacks a € 
symbol.


I just tried it and the euro symbol is in fact present in ProFontX.

Darrel

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