I've had a script doing fine here for years until I did a double
upgrade of BBEdit (from 7.x to the current version) and Leopard to
Snow Leopard. I don't know which upgrade is causing the issue I'm
having, and the fact that I can't view the BBEdit dictionary in Snow
Leopard's Script Editor limits my exploration.

The issue is that my script opens a local file and then invokes the
replace command (with options returning results) so that I can get a
count of the instances of a particular string within the document.
Here is a sample:

set deletedData to replace "frobnitz" using "frobnitz" searching in
{text 1 of text window "log.1"} ¬
options {starting at top:true, returning results:true}

After each such replace command, the script now halts while a BBEdit
dialog appears, asking whether to save before continuing. I perform
multiple replaces within the same document and get a dialog for each
replace command invocation (i.e., it's not happening upon closing the
document). Is there some newer, extra parameter I can send to bypass
this dialog? Or perhaps there is a more recent command that lets me
get the counts I need. Could the whole thing be caused by my using a .
1 filename extension within Snow Leopard's heavier reliance on
extensions and their associations with apps?

Oddly, I use the replace command later in the script with .html
documents opened via FTP (albeit without returning results), and no
dialogs crop up.

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