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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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.
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Hey Joe,
Th
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 "No
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.
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Hey Joe,
Okay. Something like this shou
Thanks Christopher,
I am copying and pasting found text
tell application "BBEdit"
activate
find "" searching in text 1 of text document
"index.html" options {search mode:grep, starting at top:true, wrap
around:false, backwards:false, case sensitive:false, match words:false,
extend sele
On Nov 02, 2014, at 03:36, jgill wrote:
> I am copying and pasting found text
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Hey Joe,
A good rule of the thumb in automation is to never use the clipboard, unless
it's the best tool for the job. It's a common failure-poi
Christopher, the reason I am using copy and paste is that there are two
separate (rather complicated) Applescripts involved here. One which selects
text from one page and another that inserts that text into a placeholder.
Short of using an intermediate window, I can't think of any way to transfe
On Nov 02, 2014, at 07:59, jgill wrote:
> Christopher, the reason I am using copy and paste is that there are two
> separate (rather complicated) Applescripts involved here. One which selects
> text from one page and another that inserts that text into a placeholder.
Hi Cristopher, I managed to do it with one script. The timing issues I had
with my old MacPro are not there with my new iMac. It's much faster.
Can I ask how you manage to insert colour-coded scripts into this forum?
Thanks, Joe
On Saturday, November 1, 2014 4:56:44 PM UTC, jgill wrote:
>
> I
On Nov 02, 2014, at 13:11, jgill wrote:
> I managed to do it with one script.
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Hey Joe,
Very good.
> Can I ask how you manage to insert colour-coded scripts into this forum?
I copy them from Script Debugger (after compiling
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