[TxMt] Managing change in default bundles

[Trevor Harmon]

On Apr 4, 2006, at 5:02 AM, Soryu wrote:

> Otherwise making a duplicate of the particular command in your own  
> bundle and changing that, brings you some way. Sure, there will be  
> a popup dialog asking you what to execute when triggering the  
> shortcut. Unfortunately, changing a bundle item keyboard shortcut  
> will duplicate the whole thing. So either you make a new shortcut  
> for your own stuff, or live with the dialog.

So if all I do is change the shortcut of an item, then TextMate will  
see that as a completely overridden item, and thus after an upgrade,  
any changes to that item will be invisible to me (because I've  
overridden them)?

Trevor


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