On 2011-08-11, Christopher Stone wrote:
On Aug 11, 2011, at 13:01, Derrick Peavy wrote:
In prior versions (8 and below I think), when I performed a
find (CMD F), the find usually started at the top of the file.
Not anymore. I can open a fresh file and if the thing I want
to find is at the top and the file opens with the cursor at
the bottom, I get the prompt (sound) that nothing has been
found. I think have to "Find All" to find just the one thing I
need. Annoying.
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Hey Derrick,
Bruce has covered that pretty comprehensively, but I'd make one
small change to his script:
tell application "BBEdit"
tell front text window
select insertion point before character 1
end tell
end tell
Yes, that's better. I couldn't remember what to do with
"insertion point" -- just "select" where you want it.
Thanks, Chris, for posting so many useful scripts! And to John
Delacour, too, for his demos of using Perl for text processing.
I hope newcomers to BBEdit are seeing how capable BBEdit is for
leveraging various languages and constructs (like regular
expressions) from the wide world of programming. Also hoping
that they see how helpful this community can be for those who
want to learn.
- Bruce
_bruce__van_allen__santa_cruz_ca_
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