Re: Scripting Script Debugger
Re: Scripting Script Debugger
- Subject: Re: Scripting Script Debugger
- From: Steven Valenti <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2005 09:08:53 -0400
Running this script will fill the find box with the strings,
one would think adding a command for search and replace all would have
been an ideal next step?
tell application "Script Debugger"
set search string to "Red"
set replacement string to "Blue"
end tell
Perhaps since I know which line and word I need to change I can use
some like this...
-- Line 1 of document 2 = property WIPname : "Red"
tell application "Script Debugger"
set x to words of line 1 of document 2
set item 3 of x to "\"Blue\""
set y to item 1 of x & " " & item 2 of x & ":" & item 3 of x &
return
as string
set line 1 of document 2 to y
set MyFile to (((path to desktop) as string) & "NewScript") as file
specification
save document 2 in MyFile as compiled script
end tell
Steven
On Jul 21, 2005, at 5:02 PM, Andrew Oliver wrote:
> On 7/21/05 12:02 PM, "Steven Valenti" <email@hidden> wrote:
>
> > Thanks... I'm hoping to work in script debugger though. I don't know
> > how to use the...
> >
> > search string string -- text string to search for in find and
> > replace operations
> > replacement string string -- replacement string for replace
> > operations
> >
> > Has anyone ever searched an opened script for a string and replaced
> it
> > with a string?
>
> Which Script Debugger are you using?
>
> My Script Debugger doesn't appear to have any kind of search command
> in its
> dictionary.
>
> Andrew
> :)
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