Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 30/9/2006, at 22:38, marios wrote:
[...] How do I change the code, so it uses a different Variable in these cases ? (for instance, in this case, using a different variable like $TM_LOCAL_URL instead of $TM_REMOTE_URL)
You can do something like:
if [[ "$TM_MODIFIER_FLAGS" = *OPTION* ]] then BASE="$TM_LOCAL_URL" else BASE="$TM_REMOTE_URL" fiThen in your command use "$BASE" (which will be the local URL when ⌥ is down).
Wonderful. I've got this working now, except, there is one peculiar thing happening, that's not directly related with this. When I use option, and drag the File, The document window looses focus and disappears under the cursor, when the file gets dropped in the document window, so I changed the whole thing to use Shift instead, where I get the expected behavior. This is what I have so far using your recommendation:
if [[ "$TM_MODIFIER_FLAGS" = *SHIFT* ]] then BASE="$TM_LOCAL_URL" else BASE="$TM_REMOTE_URL" fi echo -n "<a href="http://%24BASE/file_download/%5C%24%7B1:file_id%7D%5C" title="${2:`ruby -e 'print ENV['''TM_DROPPED_FILE'''].gsub(/^(.*/)/,String.new)'`}">${3:$2}</a>"
echo -n "<a href="http://%24TM_REMOTE_URL/file_download/%5C%24%7B1:file_id%7D%5C" title="${2:`ruby -e 'print ENV['''TM_DROPPED_FILE'''].gsub(/^(.*/)/,String.new)'`}">${3:$2}</a>"
Also , I tried to modify the code so it strips off the file-extension from the third variable doing the usual TM Transformation, but then I get an Error , gsub complaining.
Just paste an example of the desired result.
This is the output that I have using the above modification.
<a href="http://www.consking.com/file_download/file_id" title="test.abc">test.abc</a> <a href="http://www.local.dev/file_download/file_id" title="test.abc">test.abc</a>
What I am trying to achieve is this:
<a href="http://www.consking.com/file_download/file_id" title="test">test</a> <a href="http://www.local.dev/file_download/file_id" title="test">test</a>
,where test is a transformation of $TM_DROPPED_FILE getting stripped off both the relative path AND the file extension .abc
I had a look also, at http://macromates.com/blog/archives/2005/09/26/shell-variables/, Is there a shorthand way, also to strip both, at the end and the beginning, using this method ?
regards, marios