[SVN] Bundle commit 591

[Brad Miller]

Although iTerm is not a standard application, the run in iTerm is bound 
to the same key as Python so you get a choice of how you want to run 
your script. I'd prefer that we leave the keybinding there so I don't 
have to go through the automation and command menus to find this.

We have lots of commands that use 'non standard' applications and I 
don't think we would want to unbind the keys that refer to all of them 
would we?

Brad

On Apr 16, 2005, at 10:05 AM, Jeroen van der Ham wrote:

> Did some minor cleaning up in the Python Bundle.
> - Moved untitled.plist to "view pythtml.plist"
> - Renamed the perky PyTerm.plist to PythonIniTerm.plist (so that it's 
> more apparent what it is)
> - Removed the default keybinding in PythonIniTerm.plist, since iTerm 
> is not a standard application.
>
> Changed:
> D   trunk/Python.tmbundle/Commands/PyTerm.plist
> A   trunk/Python.tmbundle/Commands/PythonIniTerm.plist
> D   trunk/Python.tmbundle/Commands/untitled.plist
> A   trunk/Python.tmbundle/Commands/view pytohtml.plist
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Brad Miller, PhD
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