Allan Odgaard wrote:
Touch updates the date (of the directory) -- which alias are you speaking of?
I don't know, maybe some kind of identifier to the directory?
What is the directory in question in which the open dialog doesn't see changes?
It happens in any directory.
Open TextMate Open Terminal mkdir Test Focus Textmate Open File in Textmate, the Test directory does not appear Press cancel in Textmate to close open file dialog Focus Terminal Focus Textmate Open File in Textmate, the Test directory does not appear Focus Terminal Focus Textmate's open file dialog, directory appears Press cancel in Textmate to close open file dialog Focus Terminal cd Test touch pizza.txt Focus Textmate Open File, go to Test, file pizza.txt is there Focus Terminal touch pizza2.txt Focus Textmate's open file dialog, pizza2.txt appears Press cancel Focus Terminal touch pizza3.txt Focus Textmate Open File (already in Test), file pizza3.txt is not there Focus Terminal Focus Textmate's open file dialog, pizza3.txt appears
When I do the same, but instead of focusing Terminal I focus my mail app and then refocus to Textmate's Open File dialog, the file also appears. So it's not Terminal related.
Hope it helps :)