Quinn Comendant wrote:
I created a new text document. I typed 'man sed' I hit control r.
You can pipe the output through "col -b" to kill those doubled up characters. For example, make a new command called "manpage" in a bundle (your own perhaps) and use
Save: Nothing
Command:
word=${TM_SELECTED_TEXT:-$TM_CURRENT_WORD} man ${word} | col -b
Input: Nothing Output: Replace Selected Text
Choose a key equivalent (eg, control-command-option-M) and a scope (blank if you want this available anywhere) and you're away.
There's also a command in the "Unix Shell" bundle that looks as if it should be offering the same functionality, but with prettier output. You will, however, have to track down the correct location of "rman", which it calls in a couple of places, before it'll work correctly.
Cheers, Paul