it's not exactly a "workaround" to editing remote files on a server, but our dev team here is setup with rsync which is much much easier.
In TextMate, I just have a command (tied to a Key) that saves all files in my project and syncs my ~/Sites directory with the dev server's ~/public_html It runs a script that looks like this:
#!/bin/sh
rsync -auv --delete ~/Sites kumar@dev:~/public_html
and voila, only modified files are uploaded. The other developers on our team do this in Emacs on Linux but TextMate has the Key command option which is nice. The rsync method is more useful to me than command-J'ing files from Transmit into BBEdit or SubEtha.
While I'm at it... here is my vote for making Subversion/CVS integration a higher priority than sftp! It is a little trickier to do cvs/svn commands in TextMate currently.
k
On Oct 26, 2004, at 1:40 PM, Chris Thomas wrote:
As long as you're playing with the 'odoc' AppleEvent, please consider (as previously mentioned in <http://one.textdrive.com/pipermail/textmate/2004-October/ 000547.html>) supporting the keyAEPosition parameter as detailed here:
<http://www.codingmonkeys.de/techpubs/externaleditor/ pbxexternaleditor.html>
This is a blocker for anyone trying to use TextMate as external editor for either Xcode or CodeWarrior.
Thanks, Chris
On Oct 25, 2004, at 1:51 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
I've also played shortly with this, I was actually awaiting six lines of code that Jonas mentioned on his blog, but it seems he's forgotten about me, so I should probably continue my own work instead...
Apple Events (especially catching the 'odoc' event) are not exactly nice from Cocoa applications, and it seems Transmit only supports a hardcoded list of editors, so I can't even test TextMate with their program (and a 'file' can have several "representations" when sent as an apple event, so testing is rather crucial).
As long as you're playing with the 'odoc' AppleEvent, please consider (as previously mentioned in <http://one.textdrive.com/pipermail/textmate/2004-October/ 000547.html>) supporting the keyAEPosition parameter as detailed here:
<http://www.codingmonkeys.de/techpubs/externaleditor/ pbxexternaleditor.html>
This is a blocker for anyone trying to use TextMate as external editor for either Xcode or CodeWarrior.
Thanks, Chris
On Oct 25, 2004, at 1:51 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
I've also played shortly with this, I was actually awaiting six lines of code that Jonas mentioned on his blog, but it seems he's forgotten about me, so I should probably continue my own work instead...
Apple Events (especially catching the 'odoc' event) are not exactly nice from Cocoa applications, and it seems Transmit only supports a hardcoded list of editors, so I can't even test TextMate with their program (and a 'file' can have several "representations" when sent as an apple event, so testing is rather crucial).
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