Thanks for your quick response. ${TM_DROPPED_FILEPATH# $TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY} is just what I needed.
Kyle
On Nov 23, 2005, at 11:59, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 23/11/2005, at 3:47, Kyle Barrow wrote:
I've only been using TextMate a day, like it, but am struggling to find resources on $TM_DROPPED_FILE, etc.
Most “missing” documentation is in the release notes (Help -> Show Release Notes):
----------8<---------- When the command is executed, the normal TM-variables are available and additionally there is:
TM_DROPPED_FILEPATH: the absolute path of the file dropped. TM_DROPPED_FILE: relative path of the file dropped (relative to the document directory). TM_MODIFIER_FLAGS: the modifiers which were held down when the file got dropped. This is a bitwise or in the form: “SHIFT|CONTROL| OPTION|COMMAND” (in case all modifieres were down).
The current directory is set to that of the document. ---------->8----------
In HTML, I would like links created with $TM_DROPPED_FILE to use absolute not relative paths to the project root and I would appreciate any info on how to do this.
I'd think you want: "${TM_DROPPED_FILEPATH#$TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY}"
This should chop off the project directory from the path of the dropped file.
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