Jason McC. Smith wrote:
I have a large (stable) code base that I'm working with, and am
doing a number of investigations into the code to figure out how the bloody thing works. It occurred to me that I might be able to use Projects as a way of tracking these investigations:
1) Drop top folder of source repository on TextMate. 2) Start digging through code, leaving windows open as tabs. 3) When I'm done, I have a list from left to right of the files I
ended up looking at, and the last place I looked in them. 4) Save the project with an appropriate name related to the *topic* "DataFileSearching.tmproj" for example. 5) At later date, when I need to revisit the investigation, I have breadcrumbs of where I went, what I looked at, etc.
Yeah, I open 3-4 projects of the same source folder, with different sets of files open. It works great!
-Jacob