Re: saving front window using osascript...
Re: saving front window using osascript...
- Subject: Re: saving front window using osascript...
- From: Philip Aker <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2007 05:55:49 -0800
On 2007-11-20, at 07:10, Fons Rademakers wrote:
#!/bin/sh # Removes trailing blanks (spaces and tabs) and save to file.
osascript << ENDOFSCRIPT tell application "Xcode" set myFile to associated file name of front window set textDocuments to text documents repeat with i in textDocuments if path of i is myFile then set orgText to text of i set text of i to do shell script "echo " & quoted form of orgText & " | tr '\r' '\n' | perl -pe 's/[\t ]+$//g'" save i end if end repeat end tell ENDOFSCRIPT
Hey Fons,
Here's a different approach to your situation. I think you might be able to adapt. There are a few factors involved that could subvert the process. One is that I have my Xcode preferences set to save always. Another is that there could possibly be some issues with Spotlight hanging on to altered files -- this was a known problem in 10.4 and I don't know if it's been addressed in 10.5. One way to work around it is to tell the Finder to 'update' the files after they've been closed/changed and maybe insert a 'delay' afterwards in the script. Here I get every file in target 1. You can branch on the file type or the subset which would be the paths of the current text documents.
tell application "Xcode" close (every text document) saving yes set flist to {} tell active project document tell target 1 set flist to real path of file reference of every build file end tell end tell -- do perl stuff, update, delay open flist end tell
Philip Aker
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