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07-26-2016, 01:39 PM
Hi Friedrich,
Was pondering over this... Would it be possible to do a Copy/Paste
using some kind of intermediary format like XML?
The reason I ask is that sometimes I have same or similar lines of code
in my scripts that don't really fit into having in an include script.
So any time I create a new script I have to copy these sections from
existing installs and paste into the new one.
What if we could copy/paste using XML and save it to a regular old xml
file once it's on the clipboard and then when we need it, we load the
xml, copy the xml code and then paste into SB?
This is how I handle copy/paste in BA and I have several "snippets" of
XML code that are convenient to add into new scripts. See for example
https://icetips.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/200918178-Create-code-snippets-for-Build-Automator
It's not quite the same as I'm using XML for data storage in BA, but
the idea is the same.
Just an idea:)
Best regards,
--
Arnor Baldvinsson
Icetips Alta LLC
Was pondering over this... Would it be possible to do a Copy/Paste
using some kind of intermediary format like XML?
The reason I ask is that sometimes I have same or similar lines of code
in my scripts that don't really fit into having in an include script.
So any time I create a new script I have to copy these sections from
existing installs and paste into the new one.
What if we could copy/paste using XML and save it to a regular old xml
file once it's on the clipboard and then when we need it, we load the
xml, copy the xml code and then paste into SB?
This is how I handle copy/paste in BA and I have several "snippets" of
XML code that are convenient to add into new scripts. See for example
https://icetips.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/200918178-Create-code-snippets-for-Build-Automator
It's not quite the same as I'm using XML for data storage in BA, but
the idea is the same.
Just an idea:)
Best regards,
--
Arnor Baldvinsson
Icetips Alta LLC