Hey Lea,
On May 18, 2012, at 20:35, Lea Hayes wrote:
> Is it possible to save all currently open projects and documents into a
> custom "workspace" that can be easily reopened.
No. If you read the manual on 'Workspace' this is only a set-up of palettes
(unfortunately).
BBEdit already has a mechanism in place to save its state (on quit), so it
ought not to be too difficult to write the code for the user to manually
save-state. I suggest you contact support and request the feature.
> I have a number of related projects that are always opened together.
That in and of itself is easy to achieve with Applescript.
> If there is not built-in feature to achieve this, is there a way to add this
> functionality? It would drastically improve my workflow.
set projList to items 1 thru -2 of {¬
alias "yourDiskName:Users:yourUserName:Documents:BBEdit
Documents:Test_1.txt", ¬
alias "yourDiskName:Users:yourUserName:Documents:BBEdit
Documents:Test_2.txt", ¬
alias "yourDiskName:Users:yourUserName:Documents:BBEdit
Documents:Test_Project.bbprojectd:", ¬
""}
tell application "BBEdit"
activate
open projList opening in separate_windows
end tell
The fun part is compiling the items for the configuration. This can be easy or
difficult depending upon what kind of windows you have open and whether or not
there are unsaved documents.
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Best Regards,
Chris
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