On 7/20/18 at 1:28 PM, [email protected] ('StefanW' via BBEdit
Talk) wrote:
When launching BBEdit, all the previously-open windows across the
different Spaces all open in the same Space - the active one. I have
to then spend several minutes manually clicking-and-dragging each
window into the Space where it had been. Keyboard Maestro (which I
have) doesn't support Spaces, but even a macro program that did would
require lots of effort to manage the macros since it's a fairly
dynamic collection of BBEdit windows in each Space.
Unfortunately, Spaces are opaque to applications, and there's no
way that we can either know what Space a window is in, nor put a
window back into a specific Space.
I've inquired of Apple engineering about this, and the response
is that while the OS will restore windows to their Spaces after
a restart or logout, it will not do so across a simple
application quit/relaunch cycle.
Sorry,
R.
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