On 8 Sep 2008, at 12:58, Hans-Jörg Bibiko wrote:
On 08.09.2008, at 12:23, guerom00 wrote:
Jacob Rus-4 wrote:
Why can't you make a bundle that does something like this? Because I don't know how.
I've already mentioned it within this thread that it's not so difficult to do this. Maybe write down some keynotes what'is desired. Maybe I find some time next week to start with such a bundle.
My approach would gather all pasties in one file marked with a time stamp, file name, and language grammar. Then one could write a 'look for pasties' function which shows up all pasties filtered by the current doc/language grammar. Etc.
To applay a key combo/tab to a frequently used scratch I would suggest to use TM's snippet system.
Hello Hans
I feel there is a chance that maybe some people would find this bundle very useful if you found time to create it.
I have understood, I think, what the OP is requesting although I haven't used BBEdit 9.
What I used to do with BBEdit 8 and earlier versions was simply to have an AppleScript which opened a new file and saved it in a "temporary" folder named with date and time formatted like this: yyyy- mm-dd-hh-mm-ss
This meant that I could always create a new "scratch pad" if you like which was saved in that temporary folder and could, if desired, be retrieved, however retrieval usually wasn't very necessary. I didn't want to do the "scratch pad" activities on an unsaved file because if the application crashed then I'd lose it.
It would be a great exercise for me to learn how to create this bundle myself in TextMate and so if it is not a good time for you to consider such a thing then it will be no problem at all.
Patrick