On 01/15/2019, at 19:25, Venkat mailto:gvenkata1...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> Thank you so much! I don't know AppleScript very well, so I can't ask further
> questions to understand what exactly you're doing š
.
Hey Venkat,
Here's a commented version that may help.
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Chris
If you have a space in a folder name, youāll get two folders unless you quote
it. Not what Iād call āblowing up.ā
I only tried it with 330 names. Iām sure thereās a limit, but I donāt know what
it is. If you need more folders, make more lists. Or use a loop if it makes you
happy.
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This is
Thank you so much! I don't know AppleScript very well, so I can't ask
further questions to understand what exactly you're doing š
.
On Tuesday, 15 January 2019 18:14:35 UTC-5, Venkat wrote:
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> I'm trying to replicate a behavior as close as possible to a package in
> Sublime Text. This concerns
On 01/15/2019, at 17:13, Venkat mailto:gvenkata1...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> What I want to do is if my cursor is anywhere on the c+=1 line, I want to
> place a breakpoint line directly above it using a quick keyboard shortcut to
> a clipping, so as to get this:
Hey Venkat,
That's a little bit tri
I'm trying to replicate a behavior as close as possible to a package in
Sublime Text. This concerns python, but I'm guessing it can be extended to
other programming languages as well. I want to insert a breakpoint at the
point at which I place a cursor. So in the current code block
for a in ran
Thanks Chris it works perfectly, unfortunately I am not an Applescript expert ā¦
and I used TextWranglers and now Bbedit trying to adjust the Applescript
recordings with the little I knew ā¦
Dante
> On 11 Jan 2019, at 22:31, Christopher Stone
> wrote:
>
> On 01/11/2019, at 14:43, Dante Majorana
I couldn't get this to workSo as an absolute last resort I peeked at
the manual. ;-). According to the manual "Control-Return" should be used.
That worked like a charm for me.
On Wednesday, January 9, 2019 at 8:54:54 PM UTC-5, jajls wrote:
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> On 2019 Jan 9, at 20:27, Bill Kochman >
> wrote
On 15 Jan 2019, at 8:04, Dave wrote:
mkdir accepts multiple arguments, so assuming you have a list of names
called āfoldernames.txt,ā you can just enter:
mkdir `cat foldernames.txt`
instead of using a loop.
This will blow up if your list of folder names is too long, or if your
folder names c
mkdir accepts multiple arguments, so assuming you have a list of names called
āfoldernames.txt,ā you can just enter:
mkdir `cat foldernames.txt`
instead of using a loop.
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