At 18:05 + 24/12/11, Phil Dobbin wrote:
...I've got a file I'm wondering is there a way to select all the text
between line 1 line 1217 so it can be copied to the Clipboard...
Here's a case where AppleScript probably provides the best answer --
for one thing you can choose what to
On Sat, Dec 24, 2011 at 08:17:54PM +, Phil Dobbin wrote:
On 24/12/11 19:57, Bruce Van Allen b...@cruzio.com wrote:
Here's a find pattern that selects the first N lines in BBEdit:
\A([^\r]*\r){N}
So you would use:
\A([^\r]*\r){1217}
At minimum you could save this search
On 27/12/11 16:18, Ronald J Kimball r...@tamias.net wrote:
If you change it to:
\A(?:[^\r]*\r){1217}
it might avoid running out of stack space.
Thank you, Ronald. Appreciated.
Cheers,
Phil...
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On Dec 25, 1:11 pm, LuKreme krem...@kreme.com wrote:
Put the cursor on line one.
Jump to Line 1247 (Command-J)
Shift-Click
Regrettably, this does not work. Jump to Line moves the cursor, so
Shift-Click has no point of reference. That's why you have to use the
scroll bar, as I suggested
On 24 Dec 2011, at 11:05 , Phil Dobbin wrote:
I've got a file I'm wondering is there a way to select all the text
between line 1 line 1217 so it can be copied to the Clipboard rather than
dragging the cursor across it (I do this quite often on several files that
are shared across the LAN
Hi, all season's greetings :-)
I've got a file I'm wondering is there a way to select all the text
between line 1 line 1217 so it can be copied to the Clipboard rather than
dragging the cursor across it (I do this quite often on several files that
are shared across the LAN but not often enough
On 2011-12-24, Phil Dobbin wrote:
Hi, all season's greetings :-)
I've got a file I'm wondering is there a way to select all the text
between line 1 line 1217 so it can be copied to the Clipboard rather than
dragging the cursor across it (I do this quite often on several files that
are
On 24/12/11 19:57, Bruce Van Allen b...@cruzio.com wrote:
Here's a find pattern that selects the first N lines in BBEdit:
\A([^\r]*\r){N}
So you would use:
\A([^\r]*\r){1217}
At minimum you could save this search pattern in BBEdit's find
window. You could also script it, perhaps
On Dec 24, 2011, at 12:05, Phil Dobbin wrote:
I've got a file I'm wondering is there a way to select all the text between
line 1 line 1217 so it can be copied to the Clipboard rather than dragging
the cursor across it (I do this quite often on several files that are shared
across the LAN
On 24/12/11 20:46, Christopher Stone listmeis...@thestoneforge.com
wrote:
This one is quite easy as you'll see.
[snip scripts]
Hi, Chris.
Thanks for that. That'll work.
Is there also any way to cut the text rather than copying it to the
Clipboard (Applescript is not my strong suit even after
On Dec 24, 2011, at 14:57, Phil Dobbin wrote:
Is there also any way to cut the text rather than copying it to the Clipboard
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Hey Phil,
In my other two script that first 'tell' would be better as:
tell text of front text
On 24/12/11 21:13, Christopher Stone listmeis...@thestoneforge.com
wrote:
[...]
As to your question - you want to cut to the clipboard - yes? Not just delete
the lines.
So if I understand correctly - this should be in the ballpark:
[snip script]
That's spot on. Thanks very much, Chris.
Another way to do this:
1. Open the document. Put the cursor at the start.
2. Use the scroll bar to go down to line 1217.
3. Hold the Shift key on the keyboard while clicking to the left of
line 1218.
The whole region is now selected.
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On 24/12/11 20:38, Gribnif goo...@dwilga.gotdns.org wrote:
Another way to do this:
1. Open the document. Put the cursor at the start.
2. Use the scroll bar to go down to line 1217.
3. Hold the Shift key on the keyboard while clicking to the left of
line 1218.
The whole region is now
On Dec 24, 2011, at 14:38, Gribnif wrote:
Another way to do this:
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Another way is:
Type Cmd-J
Type 1218 Return
Type Cmd-L
Type Cmd-Shft-Up-Arrow
Type Cmd-X
On the whole I prefer the scripted method. :)
However, if you
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Hi, all season's greetings g
I've got a file I'm wondering is there a way to select all the text
between line 1 line 1217 so it can be copied to the Clipboard rather than
dragging the cursor across
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