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Re: running scripts in BBEdit
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Re: running scripts in BBEdit


  • Subject: Re: running scripts in BBEdit
  • From: Will Gosney <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2000 20:50:58 -0500

Hi

Jimmy Jones <email@hidden> has developed a FMP solution that does this without having to use bbedit.

HTH
Will

At 8:05 PM -0500 11/20/00, doggman wrote:
Hello all,
I am a newbie and have been lurking for a while soaking up as much great
information as I can...at least that which doesn't go straight over my head.
I have just created a set of scripts that takes an email form received in
Outlook Express and transfers it to FileMaker Pro 5 via BBEdit. I have it
set up so it works but it is slow. I think that it would be much faster if I
could get BBEdit to run scripts from within itself. Like the "do script"
command in FileMaker. As it is now once the email is copied to BBEdit I have
to use the finder to call a saved application instead of running a script
from within BBEdit to parse the information and save it to a comma separated
file. That file is then imported into FMP.
Any help is appreciated.


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 >running scripts in BBEdit (From: doggman <email@hidden>)

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