On 20 May 2014, at 5:31 PM, Watts Martin <[email protected]> wrote:
> What I'd like to do is have a script which will look at the current filename,
> and if it contains "/api/" then it will try to open the corresponding files
BBEdit's "Open File by Name" is very smart and helpful here. Simply searching
for "not.md" should find all other instances in your directory tree. You can
even shift-select to open multiple files.
This shell script also does the trick: `bbedit
../../../api/**/math-and-logic/not.md`
And, finally, this Applescript might be a good place to start (I'm not very
great at applescript, so I combined it with shell stuff):
tell application "BBEdit"
set _file to (file of the front window) as string
set _path to POSIX path of _file
if _file contains "api" then
do shell script "cd $(dirname " & _path & ") &&
/usr/local/bin/bbedit ../../../api/**/math-and-logic/not.md"
else
return false
end if
end tell
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