Re: functions list of the current file

[Rich Siegel]

On 11 Dec 2023, at 19:43, 'Dmitry Markman' via BBEdit Talk wrote:

> Hi
> how I can get functions list of the current C++ source file?
>
> I wrote simple AppleSctipt
>
> tell application "BBEdit"
> set fl to functions list
> open fl
> end tell
>
> and that script opens floating window, but all properties related to text, 
> content are missings,
> so I can’t get text of the window and get function as a list (text)

The "functions list" application property is simply the scripting accessor for 
the Functions palette itself. I regret there is no access to individual 
functions in a file through the scripting model.

R.

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Re: Backing up the currently open files list

[Rich Siegel]

On 11 Dec 2023, at 22:08, 'Dan Nessett' via BBEdit Talk wrote:

> However, if
> I close BBedit by clicking on the Red button in the left-hand top corner,
> it prompts me to save any unsaved files and then when I open BBedit again,
> the previous currently open files list is no longer displayed.

BBEdit is a Mac application, and so you can have multiple windows open; and 
closing a single window does not automatically quit the application. So if you 
have a window with multiple documents in it, and you click the red close 
button, you're telling the application that you want to close all of the 
documents in that window.

> I would like to either: 1) change the behavior of BBedit so that closing it
> using the Red button doesn't cause it to remove all files from the
> currently open files list, or 2) figure out where in the BBedit
> configuration data the list of currently open files are listed, so I can
> save  the list. The second option would allow me to restore the currently
> open files list in case I mistakenly use the Red button to close BBedit.

You can use "Save as Project", which will create a BBEdit project document 
containing all of the files currently open in the window.

R.

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Backing up the currently open files list

['Dan Nessett' via BBEdit Talk]

When I use BBedit, it lists the currently open files on the left hand side. 
If I quit BBedit from the BBedit menu, the next time I open it, the 
currently open files from then previous session are displayed. However, if 
I close BBedit by clicking on the Red button in the left-hand top corner, 
it prompts me to save any unsaved files and then when I open BBedit again, 
the previous currently open files list is no longer displayed.

I would like to either: 1) change the behavior of BBedit so that closing it 
using the Red button doesn't cause it to remove all files from the 
currently open files list, or 2) figure out where in the BBedit 
configuration data the list of currently open files are listed, so I can 
save  the list. The second option would allow me to restore the currently 
open files list in case I mistakenly use the Red button to close BBedit.

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functions list of the current file

['Dmitry Markman' via BBEdit Talk]

Hi
how I can get functions list of the current C++ source file?

I wrote simple AppleSctipt

tell application "BBEdit"
set fl to functions list
open fl
end tell

and that script opens floating window, but all properties related to text, 
content are missings, 
so I can’t get text of the window and get function as a list (text)

{
ID:108, 
document:missing value, 
bounds:{1312, 430, 1597, 769}, 
closeable:true, 
collapsed:false, 
index:15, 
modal:false, 
file:missing value, 
modified:false, 
name:"Functions”, 
position:{1312, 430}, 
resizable:true, 
selection:missing value, 
contents:missing value, 
text:missing value, 
titled:false, 
visible:false, 
zoomable:true, 
zoomed:false, 
container:current application
}

thanks in advance

dm

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