Hello,
when I am in a situation where I have identically named files in different directories open in TextMate, then the displayed path in the title bar doesn’t update to reflect the currently selected tab. Is this intended?
For example
> mkdir t
> cd t
> mkdir foo bar
> echo foo > foo/baz.txt
> echo bar > bar/baz.txt
> mate */baz.txt
leads to a situation where it is impossible to see whether I’m currently editing baz.txt in foo or bar, see http://www.maven.de/pics/tm2_path_bar.png vs http://www.maven.de/pics/tm2_path_foo.png .
I would have expected the title bar to reflect my currently active tab.
Thanks,
Daniel.
Is it possible with snippets to make a first option selection determine the choices displayed for a subsequent option?
An example would be with choosing version numbers, choose a major version number, then constraining minor version number based on the major version number selected.
So ${1|2,3,4|}.${2|<list here should be dependent upon first selection|}
Thanks,
John Joyce
I'm assuming somebody else has noticed.
But calling it out anyway.
Saving via command s no longer works in the bundle editor window.
Saving does work via the File menu.
When I've got a lot of tabs open, I sometimes want to go from the file whose contents I'm editing to the listing of that file in the file browser. Didn't there used to be a way to do this? I can't find it. What I want is that the outline in the file browser should open the triangles as necessary to reveal the file listing and select it and scroll to it.
Xcode does this with Navigate > Reveal in Project Navigator.
If TM doesn't do this, could this be a feature request? If it already does, could you remind me how?
Thx - m.
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I have two displays. If I have two TextMate projects open, one in each
display. When opening a file from the Terminal using the "mate" command
in the project located in the secondary display TextMate will correctly
open that file but set the focus on the project in the first display.
I'm not sure if this is a problem with TextMate or the OS X window
management but it can be quite annoying.
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I am working in a Rails project, and one of the files in the project tree is a catalog of books, exported from another system as a 1MB single-line file. When I engage multi-file search, I will end up in spinning-pizza-of-death until I force-quit the app. As a work-around, I have had to keep search from looking inside it by declaring it to be one of the non-text files (right after jpeg) in the preferences in order to be able to search for anything at all across files.
Is there a better way that I can handle this? It's non-ideal to never be able to look in a JSON file within TM. I can use BBEdit, which does not have any issue at all opening this file, but I'd like to keep it all together.
How else could I globally keep multi-file search from trying to read this file?
Thanks,
Walter
The new feature: mate --project $(uuidgen|tr -C $'\n-' 0) file.txt
is broken as it echoes:
$ mate --project 00000000-0000-0000-0000-0000000000000 xcrash.C
uuid_t: error parsing ‘00000000-0000-0000-0000-0000000000000’
and does not open in a new window. Also the alternative:
$ TM_PROJECT_UUID=00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 mate xcrash.C
uuid_t: error parsing ‘00000000-0000-0000-0000-0000000000000’
does not work anymore.
In addition the —-project option is not documented in mate --help, where it still
is documented as —uuid.
Please fix as my workflow pretty much depends on it.
Cheers, Fons.
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