David,
This works on my setup:
use AppleScript version "2.7"
use scripting additions
--
on trace(aMessage)
set vDesktopFolder to POSIX path of (path to desktop folder as
string)
set vTraceFile to vDesktopFolder & "trace.txt"
do shell script ("echo" & space & (the quoted form of aMessage) &
">>" & (the quoted form of vTraceFile))
end trace
--
on documentDidSave(vDocument)
try
tell application "BBEdit"
my trace("run")
if vDocument's is FTP then
my trace("is FTP file")
set vFTPInfo to FTPInfo of vDocument
set vFile to vFTPInfo's file
set vHost to vFTPInfo's host
set vURL to vDocument's URL
my trace("is FTP file" & vHost & " " & vURL)
else
my trace("is NOT FTP file")
set vFile to vDocument's file
end if
set vPosixPath to POSIX path of (vFile as string)
my trace(vPosixPath)
my trace("")
end tell
on error aMessage
display alert aMessage
end try
end documentDidSave
HTH,
Jean
On Monday, May 9, 2022 at 5:02:17 PM UTC+2 [email protected] wrote:
> Jean, your script works when run as an osascript, however I'm trying to
> run the script as a BBEdit OnDocumentSave
>
> In that case I've fixed the syntax errors (as best I can, probably
> incorrectly) and it only runs to the first 'do shell script', nothing after
> that executes.
>
> $HOME/asecho is just "echo $* >> $HOME/Desktop/trace" for logging purposes.
>
> David
>
>
> -- text document doc
>
> *on* documentDidSave(vDocument)
>
> *do shell script* "$HOME/asecho run"
>
> *if* vDocument *is* FTP *then*
>
> *do shell script* "$HOME/asecho is FTP file"
>
> *set* vFTPInfo *to* FTPInfo *of* vDocument
>
> *set* vFile *to* vFTPInfo's *file*
>
> *set* vHost *to* vFTPInfo's host
>
> -- set vURL to vFTPInfo's URL -- WARNING: triggers an error even
> though the property exists and is visible in the results pane.
>
> *set* vURL *to* vDocument's *URL*
>
> *log* {vHost, vURL}
>
> *do shell script* "$HOME/asecho is FTP file" & vHost & " " & vURL
>
> *else*
>
> *do shell script* "echo is NOT FTP file"
>
> *if* vDocument's modified *then*
>
> *save* vDocument
>
> *end* *if*
>
> *set* vFile *to* vDocument's *file*
>
> *set* vPosixPath *to* POSIX path *of* (vFile *as* *string*)
>
> *do shell script* "$HOME/asecho is NOT FTP file" & *the* quoted
> form *of* vPosixPath
>
> *end* *if*
>
> *log* vFile
>
> *set* vPosixPath *to* POSIX path *of* (vFile *as* *string*)
>
> *log* vPosixPath
>
> *do shell script* "$HOME/asecho run ls on " & *the* quoted form *of*
> vPosixPath
>
> *do shell script* "ls -al" & space & *the* quoted form *of* vPosixPath
>
> *end* documentDidSave
>
> On Sunday, May 8, 2022 at 2:12:53 AM UTC-7 jj wrote:
>
>> Hi David,
>>
>> `try ... on error` blocks are very useful for debugging scripts.
>>
>> Before porting it to a Document Script, test your logic in the Script
>> Editor where you can use the `log` and `display alert/dialog` commands
>> to debug.
>>
>> Use `the quoted form of` for paths included in your `do shell script`
>> commands, otherwise any space in the path will break your command.
>>
>>
>>>
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