I'm writing something with frequent endnotes and would like to automate how
I insert them. I currently have a Keyboard Maestro macro that lets me
insert [^][^]: with a keystroke. But, in a perfect world, I'd have a script
in BBedit that lets me automate that further, possibly as follows:
1. A keystroke pops up a dialogue box that has a field for the keyword
to insert into the endnote markup and a field for the content of the endnote
2. With a button press, that dialogue box
1. creates the anchor note (e.g., [^example]) and the note itself
(e.g., [^example]This is an example of an endnote),
2. inserts the anchor note at the current cursor position, and
3. inserts the note itself at the end of the document
4. (and also adds two carriage returns, as we used to call them)
Possible? Plausible? Is there a better way?
Thanks so much for any pointers or advice.
- DavidW.
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