Re: TextWrangler feature - Reopen documents that were open at last quit

2016-10-18 Thread Christopher Stone 
On Oct 17, 2016, at 15:29, Ron Feldman > wrote:
> I really like making my coworkers jealous with my infinite persistent 
> clipboards, and I don't want to lose that feeling of superiority.


Hey Ron,

How about being able to easily save those “clipboards”?

Make them more jealous.

Save as a compiled script with the Script Editor.app to:

~/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Scripts/

Give the script a keyboard shortcut or activate it from the Script menu.

---
# Auth: Christopher Stone
# dCre: 2016/10/18 03:00
# dMod: 2016/10/18 03:32 
# Appl: BBEdit
# Task: Save unsaved text documents and shell documents to a date-stamped 
folder in the Finder.
# : Then close those documents and open the folder in the Finder.
# Libs: None
# Osax: None
# Tags: @Applescript, @Script, @BBEdit, @Finder, @Save, @Unsaved, 
@Text_Documents, @Shell_Documents
---

set saveFolderWasCreated to false

tell application "BBEdit"
   
   set unsavedDocList to text documents whose on disk is false
   
   if length of unsavedDocList > 0 then
  
  set saveFolderPath to makeSaveFolder() of me
  set saveFolderWasCreated to true
  
  repeat with theDoc in unsavedDocList
 set docID to ID of theDoc
 save theDoc to (saveFolderPath & (name of theDoc)) & ".txt"
 close document id docID
  end repeat
  
   end if
   
   set unsavedShellDocList to every shell document whose on disk is false
   
   if length of unsavedShellDocList > 0 then
  
  if not saveFolderWasCreated then
 set saveFolderPath to makeSaveFolder()
 set saveFolderWasCreated to true
  end if
  
  repeat with theDoc in unsavedShellDocList
 set docID to ID of theDoc
 save theDoc to (saveFolderPath & (name of theDoc)) & ".worksheet"
 close document id docID
  end repeat
  
   end if
   
end tell

if saveFolderWasCreated then
   tell application "Finder"
  activate
  open (alias saveFolderPath)
   end tell
end if

---
--» HANDLERS
---
on makeSaveFolder()
   set newFolderName to do shell script "date \"+%Y-%m-%d %H.%M\""
   set newFolderName to "BBEdit → Untitled Docs → Saved " & newFolderName
   tell application "Finder"
  set newFolder to make new folder at (path to desktop folder) with 
properties {name:newFolderName}
  return newFolder as text
   end tell
end makeSaveFolder
---

Now then...  Let me know if you want to know how to open all the files in a 
single project window for perusal.

Of course looking through them in the Finder with Quick Look is easy enough.

--
Best Regards,
Chris

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Re: TextWrangler feature - Reopen documents that were open at last quit

2016-10-17 Thread Rich Siegel 
On Monday, October 17, 2016, Ron Feldman  wrote:

> Sorry if this is answered elsewhere. I checked the comparison chart and 
> didn't see this explicitly called out as a BBEdit feature carried forward 
> from TextWrangler.

Every feature that is in TextWrangler is in BBEdit, without exception. :-)

Enjoy,

R.
-- 
Rich Siegel Bare Bones Software, Inc.
  

Someday I'll look back on all this and laugh... until they sedate me.

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Re: TextWrangler feature - Reopen documents that were open at last quit

2016-10-17 Thread Kyle DeMilo 
You mean like this? If so, then BBEdit 11 has it :)

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/534805/prefs.png

On Mon, Oct 17, 2016 at 4:58 PM Ron Feldman 
wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Sorry if this is answered elsewhere. I checked the comparison chart and
> didn't see this explicitly called out as a BBEdit feature carried forward
> from TextWrangler.
>
> In the Application preferences of the OSX version of TextWrangler, there
> is the option to "Reopen documents that were open at last quit" along with
> the sub-option to "Restore unsaved changes". This is version 5.5.2. What
> this does, magically, is allow me to have an infinite number of
> "clipboards" that are persistent through re-boots. TextWrangler is
> apparently saving all my open files, even if I don't save them. So I don't
> have to come up with names for items that are meaningless beyond a few
> days' work, and I don't have to find a place to store them. For example, I
> currently am up to "untitled text 113" - just tons of little clipboards
> that I can check back on and don't really need to clean up until I just
> feel like tossing the old clipboards, which I do every once in a while.
>
> Is this super special amazing feature also in BBEdit? I really like making
> my coworkers jealous with my infinite persistent clipboards, and I don't
> want to lose that feeling of superiority.
>
> Thanks,
>
> ..Ron
>
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Re: TextWrangler feature - Reopen documents that were open at last quit

2016-10-17 Thread Lee Hinde 

> On Oct 17, 2016, at 1:29 PM, Ron Feldman  wrote:
> 
> In the Application preferences of the OSX version of TextWrangler, there is 
> the option to "Reopen documents that were open at last quit" along with the 
> sub-option to "Restore unsaved changes". This is version 5.5.2. What this 
> does, magically, is allow me to have an infinite number of "clipboards" that 
> are persistent through re-boots. TextWrangler is apparently saving all my 
> open files, even if I don't save them. So I don't have to come up with names 
> for items that are meaningless beyond a few days' work, and I don't have to 
> find a place to store them. For example, I currently am up to "untitled text 
> 113" - just tons of little clipboards that I can check back on and don't 
> really need to clean up until I just feel like tossing the old clipboards, 
> which I do every once in a while.
> 
> Is this super special amazing feature also in BBEdit? I really like making my 
> coworkers jealous with my infinite persistent clipboards, and I don't want to 
> lose that feeling of superiority.

Yes.

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