OK, but there's no *shell integration* using that.  *Shell integration* is 
a specific text sensitive clickable application inside a terminal program.  
Here is what it does:

iTerm Shell Integration 
<https://iterm2.com/documentation-shell-integration.html>

I thought somehow if I made some syntax in the results, I could instruct 
the file to open given metrics much like you provided above.  Almost like 
putting a *bbedit* link in the terminal.  

On Tuesday, January 31, 2023 at 8:55:39 AM UTC-5 Neil Faiman wrote:

> On Jan 31, 2023, at 6:55 AM, BeeRich33 <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> Is there a way to get *shell integration* to point to a specific line in 
> a *BBEdit* file?
>
> I want to use *iTerm2* to display links to files that can be opened in 
> *BBEdit* (*.md *files), but I want that click navigation to also go to 
> the line.  
>
> Can this be done?
>
>
> From the BBEdit command line tool man page:
>
>        *+*<line number>, filename*:*<line number>
>             Go to line number. For example, to select line 33:
>
>                     bbedit +33 filename
>                     bbedit filename:33
>
>             You may also use a character offset specification:
>
>                     bbedit +33:10 filename
>                     bbedit filename:33:10
>
>             This will place the insertion point at character offset 10 on 
> line
>             33 in the above example.
>
>             When piping data into *bbedit*, you can also add a line number
>             specifier, and BBEdit will place the insertion point at the
>             beginning of the indicated line, e.g.
>
>                     ls -la | bbedit +5
>
>             will select the fifth line of text in the text document. (Using
>             *--append* or *--prepend* is allowed, but works at cross 
> purposes: the
>             indicated line in the document will be selected, irrespective 
> of
>             whether it's in the piped data or not.)
>
>             Character offset specifications are allowed here as well:
>
>                     ls -la | bbedit +5:60
>
> Regards,
> Neil Faiman
>

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