Hi Sylvain, Eric,
Thanks for your replies. The ._ files are the resource fork, as you
pointed out, which is why "find" and other commands can't see them.
The 10.4 "tar" command includes them automatically, and doesn't seem
to provide a way to turn them off. :-( Fortunately, "rsync" does, so
I solved my particular problem by doing an "rsync" of the project to
/tmp and then tarred it up there.
Thanks again for the pointers.
Regards,
Chris.
Hi all,
When I "tar" up a TextMate project directory, I get a ._<filename>
file for each file I've opened in TextMate. I've had a look at one of
these files on another system, and it appears to contain TextMate's
last caret position information for the related file. The problem is
that I can't seem to exclude these files from the tarchive using the
--exclude or --exclude-from parameters to "tar". Further, if I try to
use "find" to generate a list of the ._ files, the ._ files are never
in the list. Similarly, they don't show up in the output of "ls", and
can't be deleted with "rm".
Has anyone been able to successfully exclude these files from "tar"?
Is there any way to delete them?
Thanks,
Chris.
Hi there,
I'm trying to create a drag command on the HTML bundle to have
TextMate insert a <script src="..." /> snippet whenever I drag a .js
file on a HTML file.
I've duplicated the "Insert CSS" snippet but whenever I try to change
the File Types to 'js' the text field clears itself...
Any ideas what may be happening? Is the drag command stuff borked? It
seems to fail only with .js files (I have a drag command I created
some time ago for .as files and it works perfect...)
I'm using TextMate 1.5.1 1031 on 10.4.6 PPC
Thanks in advance...
a!e
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Just a quick question if there is an estimate on when templates will
be available again in the bundles editor. I just lost one of mine
(made a slight modification and now it is no longer available --
though it still is in the bundle) and would like to make a few
additional templates.
Thanks
Robert
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Is it possible to get the folder contents of the drawer? What I'm
wanting to do is be able to search for a definition in a file
contained in one of the folders in one of the groups in the drawer.
I'm having trouble creating a custom snippet that, for me, would be really
useful.
I want to set up a snippet to create an unordered list nav from a plain text
list, e.g.
foo
bar
coo
tar
I'd like to highlight the whole list, hit a key combo, which would wrap each
list item in <li>, wrap the whole lot in <ul>, and even wrap the text within
each list item in <a href=""></a> for good measure.
Can anyone help?
Many thanks in advance.
Hello list,
First mail to the mailing list, just by textmate yersterday ;-)
Is it possible to jumb to the directly to a function in ruby mode ? (as
we can do in java/eclispe by pressing command key on the function name)
thanks
Arnaud
I've got many projects which have lots of files with same names, like
index.php in every directory or sets of files like class/foo,
template/foo, data/foo, etc.
This often leads to having many tabs with same name and makes switching
difficult.
Are there solutions to this problem? Other than ⌘T, which requires typing?
Ideally I'd like to have parent directory name on tab ("foo/index.php" or
apple-style "index.php--foo").
--
regards, porneL
I am trying to remove line breaks (is this the same as a hard
paragraph return?) from a selection. In bbedit, I go to edit >
remove line breaks. I can't find anything like this in Textmate—
could someone point out the obvious?
Thanks,
Steve
I'm using the Xcode bundle with a fairly complex project layout --
the bundle can not find my Xcode project. I would rather not set an
absolute path to it. This patch allows setting TM_XCODE_PROJECT to a
path relative to TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY.
If TM_XCODE_PROJECT does not start with a "/" a relative path is used.
-- Daniel
