Set which text completions show in a document type

[Well, Therefore]

When working in an html document, I would like text completions to include 
CSS. Also, in a css document, I don't need certain ones, such as those 
beginning with -moz. So, my question in general is can I specify which 
language's text completions appear in a given type of document? The User 
Guide states "Further, a language preference can now control completion 
behavior...", but I have not been able to figure out how to do so.

macOS 14.5
BBEdit 15.1

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Re: Working example of #SCRIPT# place holder in clipping

['Gary Ash' via BBEdit Talk]

This doesn't seem to work. is there some sort of permission that has to be 
setup?

On Wednesday, May 22, 2024 at 4:40:23 AM UTC-4 jj wrote:

> Hi Gari,
>
> Use this script for a 90 characters line width:
>
> *tell* *application* "BBEdit"
>
> *set* vCount *to* 91 - (startColumn *of* selection)
>
> *set* vTxt *to* ""
>
> *if* vCount > 0 *then*
>
> *repeat* vCount *times*
>
> *set* vTxt *to* vTxt & "*"
>
> *end* *repeat*
>
> *end* *if*
>
> *return* vTxt
>
> *end* *tell*
>
>
>
> name it *line-of-asterisk.scpt* and place it in the *same folder* as the 
> clipping.
>
> And use this clipping with just the filename:
>
> #SCRIPT line-of-asterisk.scpt#
>
> See BBEdit 15.1 manual p. 336.
>
> HTH
>
> Jean Jourdain
>
> On Sunday, May 19, 2024 at 9:50:19 PM UTC+2 Gary Ash wrote:
>
>> I've got an AppleScript that I'm trying to run from a clipping but it 
>> doesn't seem to work.
>> The script does work from the script editor
>>
>> #SCRIPT /Users/garyash/Library/Application 
>> Support/BBEdit/Scripts/line-of-asterisk.scpt #
>>
>> line-of-asterisk.scpt
>>
>> *tell* *application* "BBEdit"
>>
>> *set* theLineNumber *to* ((*startLine* *of* *selection*) *of* *text 
>> window* 1)
>>
>> *set* theColumnNumber *to* ((*startColumn* *of* *selection*) *of* *text 
>> window* 1)
>>
>> *set* txt *to* ""
>>
>> *repeat* (90 - theColumnNumber) *times*
>>
>> *set* txt *to* (txt & "*")
>>
>> *end* *repeat*
>>
>> *set* *selection* *to* txt
>>
>> *tell* *text* 1 *of* *window* 1
>>
>> *select* *insertion point* *after* *line* theLineNumber
>>
>> *end* *tell*
>>
>> *end* *tell*
>>
>>
>> i did a chmod +x in case that was it
>>
>> thanks for any help
>>
>

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