I asked:
A simple AppleScript script with a keyboard shortcut would do it,
but where do you want to save the file——in the .projectd or > >
elsewhere?
On 23/5/13 at 16:18, jer...@cowgar.com (Jeremy Cowgar) wrote:
When using the content menu on a given directory, it defaults to the
selected directory. If a keyboard shortcut existed, I would think it
would default to the project directory. If I wanted to place the file
in a sub-directory of the project, I could navigate there.
The reason I asked is that a .projectd file can take files or
folders from anywhere. If all your files are in the same
directory as the .projectd file then you can save this script in
your Scripts folder and assign a keyboard shortcut to it. This,
I think, will do what you want. If you want files, folders or
URIs from elsewhere added then the script can be modified accordingly.
tell application "BBEdit" to tell the front project document
set _pd1 to its file
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to ":"
set _folder to POSIX path of ¬
("" & text items 1 through -3 of (_pd1 as string))
tell me to set _dd to ¬
display dialog "Name your file:" default answer "filename.txt"
set _filename to (text returned of _dd)
set _posix_path to _folder & "/" & _filename
do shell script ">" & quoted form of _posix_path
make new project item with properties {file:POSIX file _posix_path}
end tell
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