At 20:19 -0800 11/28/12, Randall Venhola wrote:
>I have been reading the BBEdit User Manual and I am stuck.My goal is to have 
>the output of my GNU Makefile to become a clickable results browser. I have 
>tested the Makefile and it works fine. I open the Applescript editor and then 
>open the BBEdit dictionary. Then I start writing a script. I get this far:
>
>
>tell application "BBEdit"
>
>       run unix script "build_myapp.sh"
>
>end tell
>
>
>I created build_myapp.sh and put it on my PATH. It verified that it properly 
>invokes GNU make with the command line parameters I want.
>
>I compile the script and drop in the BBEdit scripts folder. It shows up in the 
>Scripts menu. I try to run it and I get this error message:
>
>BBEdit got an error: An error of type 13304 has occurred." number 13304
>
>
>So the above error message is problem 1.
>
>Problem 2 is how do I re-direct the output to a results browser? I'd like the 
>compiler errors to show up so that I can click on them.


Almost surely the application BBEdit was not started up from within from your 
UNIX login application - Terminal.app zB.

Apple's OS does not handle $PATH changes in a .profile or the like when 
applications such as BBEdit are started from Finder.  Everything demands full 
path names and every shell command issued will bring up a new shell to execute 
it after it removes any $PATH mods you previously made, even in the same 
Applescript.

BBEdit worksheets help a bit and you could use the osascript tool to run your 
script fro a command line in a worksheet.  I'm stuck on OS 10.3.9 because I 
refuse to give up my SE/30 file server so my BBEdit worksheets are likely not 
current. With that caveat, <ftp://ftp/macnauchtan.com/Software/BBEdit/> has 
some hacks I use to make worksheets work more like MPW with environment 
variables that are sticky.

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