Good morning,
On 23/03/14 at 4:06 PM -0400, Lawrence San
<[email protected]> wrote:
Charlie Garrison said:
IOW, javascript knows the functions it just parsed, so let it give you the
list. Will almost always be more accurate than a regex solution.
I'm sure you're right... in theory that would be more accurate. Of course I
don't know any way to run JavaScript on a BBEdit file directly; BBEdit
doesn't contain an internal JS engine. I guess I could run a
list-the-functions function in Firebug's command line,
Node.js
(from memory)
$ brew install node
No need to use a web browser to run javascript.
The other drawback would (I think) be that I'd have to leave BBEdit
entirely to do that,
Use a Text Filter; no need to move away from your .js file.
Create a text filter that uses node.js to run your javascript
code that examines the source of your front window.
I know, sounds complicated, but it's not. Have a look at a
variety of existing Text Filters; they are really just normal
scripts with a shebang. Use same idea to create one that runs
javascript (node) instead of perl, python, bash, etc.
Charlie
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