Switching to project unix worksheet when in project

[Todd Ingalls]

Hello
I am working using a project and when I have my project frontmost I would like to be able to switch to unix worksheet contained in the project. It seems there is not a command to do this and I am unsure if it is even possible from AppleScript. Just wanted to see if anyone had any suggestions for this.

Thanks

Todd Ingalls

[Steve deRosier]

You can setup a key combo in Preferences.

- Steve

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[Todd Ingalls]

Thank Steve. I guess I should have mentioned I tried that and it brings up just the introductory worksheet that  is located at ~/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Unix Worksheet.worksheet 

Is it possible to open the Unix Worksheet that is in myproject.bbprojectd ?

[Steve deRosier]

Hm.  Yeah, I guess I assumed it opened the project's one if you're in a project.  And indeed you're right, it always opens the global, as does the scratchpad in that menu.  No clue how/if to make it open the project one. Did you look to see if there's an expert option to switch it? I didn't see one in my quick scan, but I didn't read through in detail.

Perhaps the BB guys will also jump on this thread, though you can catch them directly and maybe make a feature request using the sup...@barebones.com address; I've found they're very responsive to feature requests when they're easy to accomplish.

- Steve

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[jj]

Given that a worksheet named 'project.worksheet' exists in your project and that your project window is the front window,

this applescript should open it:

tell application "BBEdit"

   activate

   set vFile to file of first item of (documents of first project window whose name is "project.worksheet")

   open vFile opening in first project window with «class MdDa» and adding to recent list

end tell

HTH

Jean Jourdain

[Todd Ingalls]

Great thanks that worked. For future reference I just needed to change the name of the worksheet so this is now working

tell application "BBEdit"

activate

set vFile to file of first item of (documents of first project window whose name is "Unix Worksheet.worksheet")

open vFile opening in first project window with «class MdDa» and adding to recent list

end tell

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[Chris]

I have a script that does something like that. 

--Chris(topher)?

On Dec 18, 2023, at 5:52 AM, 'Todd Ingalls' via BBEdit Talk <bbe...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Thank Steve. I guess I should have mentioned I tried that and it brings up just the introductory worksheet that  is located at ~/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Unix Worksheet.worksheet 

Is it possible to open the Unix Worksheet that is in myproject.bbprojectd ?

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On Sunday, December 17, 2023 at 8:47:25 PM UTC-5 Steve deRosier wrote:

You can setup a key combo in Preferences.

- Steve

On Sun, Dec 17, 2023 at 4:14 PM 'Todd Ingalls' via BBEdit Talk <bbe...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Hello
I am working using a project and when I have my project frontmost I would like to be able to switch to unix worksheet contained in the project. It seems there is not a command to do this and I am unsure if it is even possible from AppleScript. Just wanted to see if anyone had any suggestions for this.

Thanks

Todd Ingalls

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