On Friday, November 9, 2012, David Schutz <[email protected]>
wrote:
We've upgraded a few BBEdit users to version 10. Now that BBEdit seems
to put every document one opens into a single project and window, my
scripts are breaking completely. Is there any way to tell BBEdit to
make a particular document the active one (bring it to the "front"
INSIDE a window/project) if you have its name, id, etc.?
The behavior is switchable; see the first item in the
Application preferences.
However, you're better off targeting documents, not windows, as
that approach will work irrespective of whether the user has
multiple documents in a window, or not. (And if you target
documents by name, you don't need to worry about whether they're
active or not.)
You can activate any window or document by using the "select" verb.
R.
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