This ought to be very easy. I have html documents containing tables. No colspan
or rowspan properties are used so each table row has the same number of columns.
The documents are formatted such that each table row is one line in the
document; the line starts with "<tr> and ends with "</tr> so that a complete
row can be selected by selecting a complete line.
Now then, I seem to be having a problem using AS to select the first line of a
document's selection. I've tried all kinds of things up to:
set my_line to paragraph 1 of the selection of text document 1 of text
window 1
I keep getting the error: "An attempt was made to resolve an Apple Event
reference to a non-existent object."
How does one set a variable to the first line of the selected text of the
front-most BBEdit document window?
All I want to do is get the characters of that first line and count the
instances of "<td" to determine how many columns the selected table has.
I thought this was going to be easy...
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