Your question is not very clear to me.

First you say "paste them into line 20" and then you say each one
should be its own file. I do not know what would be in lines 1-19.

If what you mean is that you want to take ~/Desktop/RWWEB/page10\
Kaf/index.html and make each line into its own document, yes, you can
do that very easily.

I created a shell script which can do this. You can find it at

https://gist.github.com/tjluoma/7892036

The two most important lines to change are these:

      FILE="$HOME/Desktop/RWWEB/page10 Kaf/index.html"

      STARTER_FILE="$HOME/Desktop/RWWEB-Header-File.html"

FILE should be the path to the file that has all of the lines that you
want to put into separate files

_IF_ there is a standard file which should be used to start each file
(i.e. lines 1-19) then it must exist at STARTER_FILE


TO USE:

* Download the gist and place it somewhere easy to find like your Desktop

* Rename it to something like "eachlinetofile.sh"

* Open Terminal.app and change to the directory where you saved the file:

      cd ~/Desktop/

(obviously change ~/Desktop to wherever you saved the file)

* Make  "eachlinetofile.sh" executable by issuing this command:

     chmod 755 eachlinetofile.sh

* Execute the file in Terminal:

     ./eachlinetofile.sh

I hope that helps, but be sure that you understand what it is doing
before you run it. No guarantee expressed or implied. U se entirely at
your own risk.

TjL

ps - I realize that the answer itself isn't specifically
BBEdit-related, but I wrote this script in BBEdit, so I figure that
counts :-)


On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 12:49 AM, James Ada <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi guys heres the question.
> I have a html file where I have thousands of lines of data (screen on the
> right) and I need to paste them into line 20, each time saving them as there
> own file.
> Is there a quick way of doing this???
>
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