As of BBEdit version 13.5.2 (415056, 64-bit Intel, sandboxed), I observe a
similar behavior.
When a #! script is executed, if the "Unix Script Output.log" window is
*not* open, BBEdit will open it and bring it to the front.
*But* if the "Unix Script Output.log" window was *already open*, BBEdit
won't bring it to the front.
Might be related to this change.
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Version 13.2 (415007) (2020-08-18)
Additions
---------
o (none in this build)
Changes
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• [NFR] [DOC] Made a change to #! script output behavior as
follows: if a script produces no output, the log will so note.
However, if the log is *not* open, BBEdit will not open it. If
the log *is* open, BBEdit will update the log's window, but will
not bring it to the front.
...
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A (damn slow) workaround is to use an osascript call at the end of your
script to force BBEdit to bring the window to the front:
#!/bin/bash
ls -al . ;
/usr/bin/osascript <<END
tell application "BBEdit"
try
tell window "Unix Script Output.log"
activate
end tell
end try
end tell
END
Best regard.
Jean Jourdain
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