Running a Text Filter on a directory

[Christopher Finazzo]

Is it possible to run a filter on directory or does this require using a Text Factory? At first glance, this looks like it should work, but that could just be Claude hallucinating.

find /path/to/directory -name "*.txt" -exec bbedit --apply-text-filter "Filter Name" {} \;

[Patrick Woolsey]

For reference:

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Text Filters [page 40]

The Text Filters folder contains executable items, such as compiled AppleScripts, Automator workflows,
text factories, and Unix filters, which you may ** apply to the frontmost document ** via the
Apply Text Filter command in the Text menu.

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Please also note that 'man bbedit' contains no reference to `--apply-text-filter` :-)


Regards,

Patrick Woolsey
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