Hey Bruce,
Here is script to encode the paths with '< >’ brackets.
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tell application "BBEdit"
tell window 1
if (length of selection) = 0 then return
set _path to selection as text
set _cmd to "ruby -rURI -e "
try
set _uri to do shell script _cmd & quoted form of
("puts URI.join( \"file:///\", URI.escape(\"" & _path & "\".chomp))")
on error
set _uri to _path
end try
set selection to "<" & _uri & ">"
#set _sel_start to (characterOffset of selection)
#set _sel_end to (length of selection) + _sel_start
#select (characters (_sel_start + 1) thru (_sel_end - 2))
end tell
end tell
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I commented out a section that will select the path and not the brackets.
> On Jan 11, 2022, at 7:29 AM, Craig Heilman <cra...@bugsoft.com> wrote:
>
> Follow the link by clicking anywhere in the path (delimited by the backticks)
> with whatever key modifiers (Cmd, Opt, etc.) have be configured and have a
> script grab the entire path, encode it, then follow it like a link - i.e.,
> the same as if you Cmd-click on the following:
>
You could have a script do something like this; getting the path between the
ticks and opening it. But you would have to invoke it through the script menu,
the script palette, or a key command.
— Chris(topher)?
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