Hi Bill,
On 17 Mar 2021, at 16:12, Bill Kochman wrote:
… So my preferred approach would be to make a backup copy of that
file, and then to replace the current file with it, whenever I face
this problem of windows disappearing from the “Windows” palette
due to an unanticipated system reboot.
So again I ask, does anyone know where that list of open BBEdit
windows is stored?
Not that file, but isn’t your goal in effect what a BBEdit Project
provides?
I have several work projects going, each with many files that I have to
move among while working on that project. They’re often not all in the
same folder, sometimes not even on the same disk.
So for each of my work projects, I create a BBEdit Project (File -> New
-> Project…), and use the ‘+’ button lower left to add all the
files and directories I need together for that one of my projects. They
all show in the left sidebar, and the open ones have a little indicator,
which highlights if there are unsaved changes in that file. Directories
can be clicked closed when there are so many files that the sidebar has
to be scrolled. (Some of my projects have hundreds of files.)
I’m fortunate to have a large monitor, so I have plenty of screen
space for a wide BBEdit window with the sidebar showing the project
files.
Opening the project is one click on the icon, or pick one line from
Recent Files.
Zat get you what you want?
Thanks,
- Bruce
_bruce__van_allen__santa_cruz__ca
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