On 10 Apr 2024, at 10:49, Christopher Finazzo wrote:
> A number of my projects standardize on 80 characters per line. I have tried
> to use Process Lines to simplify this process:
>
> 1) Text > Process Lines Containing...
> 2) Check the Grep checkbox
> 3) Use the following pattern to target all lines with 80 or more characters:
>
> .{{0,79}}
>
> I've done it enough times that it would be useful to have this run as a
> filter so that I don't need to invoke it manually each time.
You could create a text factory with a single "Process Lines Containing" step,
and then put that in BBEdit's "Text Filters" support folder; seems like that
would do the job. (You can shorten the path by using "Apply Text Transform" to
test the operation, then employ the "Save as Text Factory" button.)
Enjoy,
R.
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