In our previous episode (Thursday, 14-Feb-2013), Patrick Woolsey said:
> At 08:36 -0700 02/14/2013, LuKreme wrote:
>> I have a text factory that does a bunch of stuff and ends up with a file
>> that looks like this:
>> 
>> cd /some/path
>> mv this.file1 that.file1
>> mv this.file2 that.file2
>> mv this.file3 that.file3
>> 
>> (or maybe not mv, maybe cp, rysnc, rm, scp, whatever)
>> 
>> How do I execute those lines? I mean, I could write the file out and then
>> do "source /path/to/file" but I suspect there is a better way? I'd prefer
>> to not leave BBEdit, and it would be nice if it was automated.
>> 
> 
> As a direct action, you could copy those lines, create a new shell
> worksheet, then paste them in and execute them.
> 
> Automating the process may be a bit more involved though, and will also
> depend on your starting conditions.

Well, I start with opening a file or pasting a bunch of text into a file and 
then applying the text factory to that text. I don't see a way to tell the text 
factory to paste that text into a shell worksheet, though that would work. My 
target for the text factory is "open documents" since "current frontmost 
document only" doesn't seem to be an option.


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