I reworked your code some and got it to work properly as far as my
testing found.
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tell application BBEdit
activate
set _current_line_number to startLine of selection
-- Find the character offset for the cursor position
set aaa
At 08:52 -0700 30/7/10, offtone wrote:
I'll tinker around! Some solutions have already been posted, and
they're helpful starts for sure.
The script I posted is more than a helpful start; it is a full
solution. Have you tried it?!
JD
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Well, offtone was wanting the script to first go to the smart home
position, and if done again, would go to the start of the line, and if
already at the start of the line, would go to the smart home. The same
behavior often found in IDEs like NetBeans when using the home key.
Your script only went
I never would have thought of this feature if not for this thread, but
I really like it. Thanks to the original poster, and to everyone who
contributed to this script, which I've now got bound to Command-Left.
On Sat, Jul 31, 2010 at 6:47 PM, Kendall Conrad angelw...@gmail.com wrote:
With
At 15:47 -0700 31/7/10, Kendall Conrad wrote:
With more testing I found there were some cases where the script
didn't work so I have made further improvements. Below is the new
script. I set command+left to be the shortcut for it, which works out
pretty well.
Applescript is verbose enough
