[SVN] Markdown bundle questions

[Charilaos Skiadas]

On Nov 18, 2005, at 3:24 PM, Paul Bissex wrote:

> I don't actually find that anchor-creating drop command useful. It  
> inserts a tag with the full path to a local file, which at a  
> minimum I need to manually edit to remove all the local path  
> components (I'm presuming that the primary use of Markdown text  
> that includes links is for use on servers, not local machines.)  
> There's no conflict with the img drop command.
>
> So my question is: 1) would it be bad to remove that drop command  
> and/or 2) am I missing any other way to offer both these features?
>
I second the idea of replacing the existing drop command with your  
command.
I don't see a way to have both drop commands, but then again I don't  
see much use for the existing command.
You could theoretically automate the current command to strip the  
part of the path that is common between the dragged file and the  
current file, thus creating relative reference, which I am guessing  
might be more useful.
Another suggestion that I would find possibly useful would be to have  
it so that if one pastes a url, i.e. for simplicity anything starting  
with "http://", then it would create a link. One could create a  
command with key trigger Cmd-V, but I don't think the pasteboard is  
accessible as a shell variable at this point, plus this action might  
destroy other internal processes.
When someone drags a url from the browser and drops it into a  
document, can we intercept that?
> Also, I encountered what I think might be a svn bug when I tried to  
> fix the capitalization on the bundle:
>
>     $ svn mv markdown.tmbundle Markdown.tmbundle
>     svn: Working copy 'Markdown.tmbundle' is missing or not locked
>
> If it's my stupid mistake, what did I do? If it's a bug, does  
> anybody know a workaround?
>
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/svn-book.html#svn-ap-b-sect-1.2.2


Haris


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