Applescript/automator close and save?

I would say either TextMate is simply presenting the opportunity to save (or cancel), this is a bug, or this is an incomplete implementation of the command within TextMate. But only TextMate's devs can answer that question Commands and their implementations are completely up to the developer and their applications; there are no enforced or encouraged standards given by Apple to go by. The command close window 1 saving yes in the Adobe Creative Suite causes the document to be saved and then closed without user intervention, and it is pure coincidence the syntax is the same.

I would say either TextMate is simply presenting the opportunity to save (or cancel), this is a bug, or this is an incomplete implementation of the command within TextMate. But only TextMate's devs can answer that question. Commands and their implementations are completely up to the developer and their applications; there are no enforced or encouraged standards given by Apple to go by.

The command close window 1 saving yes in the Adobe Creative Suite causes the document to be saved and then closed without user intervention, and it is pure coincidence the syntax is the same.

Guess i'll have to tell it to click the save menu item then and after that the close menu item ... it's a hassle but probably will work. Thanks! – ChrisR Jul 12 at 14:27.

I would say either TextMate is simply presenting the opportunity to save (or cancel), this is a bug, or this is an incomplete implementation of the command within TextMate. But only TextMate's devs can answer that question.

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