Hi,
On Jul 4, 2007, at 12:37 AM, Brian Marick wrote:
On Jul 3, 2007, at 3:20 PM, Constantinos Neophytou ♎ wrote:
Just out of curiosity, is there a particular reason you're using separate windows and not project tabs for each file you're in? I work on multiple files all the time (I've been known to have up to 10-15 files open and currently being worked on), but everything's made straight forward with textmate's project window as I have a single window with a file/folder list on the side, and each file open in tabs.. so when i cmd-tab, i end up back to the file i was on with all the files i'm working on visible in the tabs..
Can you see two or more source files at the same time? That's what I want. Here's a picture: <http://www.testing.com/blog/images/textmate.png
You can open several TextMate windows in the same project. It works. I do that all the time exactly for the purpose you specify: see the source code and the source of the tests.
I find it easier than switching tabs in the same project window.
The drawback is that you can't easly switch between windows with the keyboard. There is a somewhat standard shortcut, Command-`, but the ` is a dead-key in some European keyboard mappings so it doesn't seem to work with Textmate.
I believe I saw something about multiple windows in the same project for 2.0+ but I could be wrong.
I can see both the test file (sheet-tests.rb) and the source I'm working on to make the test pass (stereotypes.rb).
I don't care if they're in separate windows. In fact, I'd prefer them not to be. I'd rather split the screen (as in Emacs or IDEA).
Yes, I would love split windows in Textmate. maybe 2.0+...
Best regards,