Hello all,

I'm trying to construct a script that opens a member document of a
project with its default application. The script below (credit to
Michael Tsai) works great for a browser window, but falters with a
project window when modified.


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tell application "BBEdit"
(* replace disk browser window -> project window in line directly
below)
if class of window 1 is disk browser window then
(* with the replacement above, line directly below returns an error *)
(* the error may be related to use of selection instead of project
item *)
set s to selection of window 1
set f to alias 1 of s
else
set f to file of window 1
end if
end tell

tell application "Finder"
open f
end tell
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Why find a solution for a bbproj environment? The project windows work
well: immediate access to any type of file (including pdf files with
defaults write preference settings). I just need to bypass the
contextual Reveal in Finder (in the case of xml-type files) and get
the above script working. Thereafter it's easy to bind the script to a
keyboard shortcut, eg, Control-Return.

I am an applescript illiterate. Thanks in advance for any brief
pointers.


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