On Oct 11, 2004, at 6:50 PM, Justin French wrote:
On 12/10/2004, at 10:18 AM, Eric Curtis wrote:
I have been letting this subject percolate for a few days in my head and I just can not think of another workaround that would approach any reasonable level of efficiency (I would love to hear some though). I could make a macro and have it tab stop at the name, width, height and alt however I am not going to know the width and height in 99% of the cases. I personally would also like to have it automatically add the file name without the extension as the alt tag though some might argue that this will promote poor coding practices, I tend to label my files with readable names...
Please take care of this ASAP...
I don't think this can be taken care of with Macros or existing commands, so it might have to be "hard coded" into TM, which will take longer... it's on my personal to-do/mission list http://wiki.macromates.com/textmate/show/JustinFrenchToDo, and I'm emailing Allan some ideas right now...
On Oct 11, 2004, at 6:50 PM, Justin French wrote:
On 12/10/2004, at 10:18 AM, Eric Curtis wrote:
I have been letting this subject percolate for a few days in my head and I just can not think of another workaround that would approach any reasonable level of efficiency (I would love to hear some though). I could make a macro and have it tab stop at the name, width, height and alt however I am not going to know the width and height in 99% of the cases. I personally would also like to have it automatically add the file name without the extension as the alt tag though some might argue that this will promote poor coding practices, I tend to label my files with readable names...
Please take care of this ASAP...
I don't think this can be taken care of with Macros or existing commands, so it might have to be "hard coded" into TM, which will take longer... it's on my personal to-do/mission list http://wiki.macromates.com/textmate/show/JustinFrenchToDo, and I'm emailing Allan some ideas right now...
What would be nice is a per-language drag hook. For example, for shell scripts, I'd like to have the raw path of a file or folder, rather than the file content or directory listing. For XML, I might want a relative XPath, calculated from project root.
(And then, of course, we need a $TM_MODIFIER_KEYS variable to allow modification of drop behavior...)
Chris