Good morning,

On 8/2/15 at 10:38 AM +1100, Alex Satrapa <[email protected]> wrote:

A quick run-down of the document management of Scrivener for those following 
this discussion:

Scrivener has a “Binder” which is somewhat analogous to BBEdit’s “Project” panel. You can organise documents hierarchically inside folders, and group documents together as chapters. Clicking on a “parent” type object such as a folder or chapter will fill the document pane with relevant information: a “plain” view which shows the text content of the node (nothing for a folder, content for a chapter parent) a “merged” view which shows the concatenated content of the parent and its children, “pin board” view which shows an “index card” for each child containing its synopsis (visually represented as a series of index cards pinned to a cork board), and “outline view” which shows a more conventional row-based listing of the same information as “pin board” view.

Thanks for the description of how you want file management to work. The insight into other workflows is interesting. Personally, I don't want all the file management (for me) clutter in BBEdit. There are other file management tools that do it better.

Ahh, I think you said later than it's not really file management, but Scrivner has it's own database/package for storage. In that case, you may be interested in Yojimbo. It's by far the best document (item) storage that I've seen. I went through a quite few of them over the years and have been stuck on Yojimbo for a *long* time.

There is no builtin document exchange between Yojimbo and BBEdit but it's pretty easy to script.

Having read all these comments and giving the situation more thought, I agree it could be easier to create new documents in BBEdit *at the current location*. I'll have to give more thought to what that means and I'll submit a feature request. For now, right clicking in file list of project pane will suffice.

Charlie

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