On Jun 15, 2006, at 10:46 PM, Doug McNutt wrote:
At 21:56 -0400 6/15/06, Jim Correia continued:
For example, to convert the front document into something
readable, the best way is probably via AppleScript. (It requires
a small hack to close and reopen the file since there is
currently no other way to get BBEdit to reload the file contents
via script.)
I just learned that the automatic reload preference doesn't work
with an AppleScript. One could incorporate the Applescript into an
osascript command within a shell script and fix that up.
When I said "no other way to get BBEdit to reload the file contents
via script" I mean that there is no *script initiated* way to force a
file to reload other than to close and re-open it.
If you run the script from BBEdit's script menu or palette, and have
the appropriate preference set, the file will be verified after the
script is run.
If you run the script from elsewhere, the files aren't verified
(because BBEdit has no idea that you are even running a script.)
Jim
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