On Feb 26, 2017, at 08:32, Adrian Manea <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> Right... I finally got it. It's much more than I described, but it covers all
> of my needs, since sometimes I edit the same file today with Sublime,
> tomorrow with BBEdit. :)
Hey Adrian,
Let's clean that up just a trifle. :)
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set fileExtensionsToKeep to {"tex", "pdf", ".ist", "tags", "eps", "bbprojectd",
".sublime-project", "sublime-workspace", "txt", "html", "xml"}
tell application "BBEdit"
tell front text window
set fileOfDocument1 to (get its file) as alias
end tell
end tell
tell application "Finder"
set parentDirectory to parent of fileOfDocument1 as alias
set filesToTrash to (every file of folder parentDirectory whose name
extension is not in fileExtensionsToKeep and name is not "tags" and name is not
"indices.ist") as alias list
set numberOfFilesToTrash to length of filesToTrash
delete filesToTrash -- send to Trash
end tell
display notification ((numberOfFilesToTrash as text) & " files have been sent
to the Trash") with title "AppleScript run from BBEdit" sound name "Tink"
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Whose clauses in the Finder get progressively slower as the number of items in
a given folder goes up.
If this is sufficiently fast for your needs then great – if not then talk to me.
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Take Care,
Chris
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