ks for the script, Chris. I ran it and got the same June 7 date as
Finder gave.
On Thursday, June 9, 2016 at 2:06:10 PM UTC-7, Greg Reyna wrote:
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> Is there a way to learn the creation date of an unsaved, "untitled text"
> file? I never have reset the numbering so it's up t
Is there a way to learn the creation date of an unsaved, "untitled text"
file? I never have reset the numbering so it's up to 191.
I'm curious, where are these files stored, anyway? The reopening of
unsaved files is a wonderful feature of BBEdit.
Thanks, Greg
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When the ## placeholder is in a document, the tab key moves to it instead
of acting as a regular tab. Is this how it's supposed to work? I'm using
pretty much the default key mappings, so 'Control-accent', is set in Prefs
as the default hot key for 'Next Placeholder'. I'd like to have both,
I repeatedly copied text from a software help doc pdf in Adobe Reader,
pasted it into a BBEdit doc, typed in my own notes saved. The
BBEdit text encodings are set at the defaults, including Unicode
(UTF-8). I 'Placed' (aka imported) the BBEdit doc into InDesign CS3.
The resulting InDesign doc
Ok, I'm an idiot. The BBEdit window was so far south on my screen it
must have disappeared behind the dock. After a reboot I glanced down
to the right of my multi-tiny-icon dock and saw BBEdit's little right-
side-of-the-title-bar button peeking out and making faces at me.
My text files are
I've used BBEdit for years so I'm very surprised that suddenly it
won't open some text files. Nothing happens. I just updated to 10.1
from 10.0.1, but that didn't help. I'd delete the prefs file but I'm
not sure where it is...is that what I should do? This is odd.
Recently, as a warning that
On 8-Oct-2010, at 10:15, Greg Reyna wrote:
Thanks. I'll practice my Python to accomplish this
Oh, you don't need python. you can do it from the shell (or a shell worksheet)
First, test:
$ for i in `ls`; do echo $i ${i}.txt; done
if there are no files with spaces in their names
Thanks. I'll practice my Python to accomplish
this (and to get rid of the Amiga's .info files)
. I didn't know that about Snow Leopard. Good to
know since my new computer arrives Tuesday.
Greg
On Oct 7, 2010, at 11:18 PM, Greg Reyna wrote:
I've got a bunch of text files from an old
This works, but for curiosity's sake I'd like to know if there's a
way to open a (currently active) doc in a new window without
generating an 'Unnamed n' window along with it.
tell application BBEdit
if class of window 1 is text window then
set f to file of document 1 of
it work. Can't find anything like this, simple as it seems
to be.
Thanks for any help,
Greg Reyna
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the look of everything.
Greg
On May 2, 2009, at 1:42 AM, Greg Reyna wrote:
I'm trying to write a script that will open an ascii file, search for
a word, delete the entire line that word is on, then search again to
EOF, and save. Apple Script gives me the shivers. Usually, if I can
find
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