30 Jan
2005
30 Jan
'05
8:42 a.m.
Yes, I'm quite new to the list, and what you describe sounds rather good. In addition to this I have another idea (that also may have been discussed in the past). As I can do in Safari, it would be good to be able to open a file in a new separate window. Like if you press the command key when you klick a link on a web page you ge a new Safari window.
Sometimes I need to have more the one file open and visible on the same time and this would give me a TextMate window without tabs and the project drawer.
Regards /Anders I
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Anders Isaksson - anders@isazone.com
Vänersborg, Sweden
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30 jan 2005 kl. 08:19 skrev Allan Odgaard:
> On Jan 29, 2005, at 16:05, Anders Isaksson wrote:
>
>> I could think of two ways to open a file: 1 - For editing, 2 - For
>> browsing. When a file has been opened for editing TextMate would have
>> the same behaviour as today. When a file has been opened for browsing
>> I could think of a behaviour that close the file as soon as I leave
>> it.
>
> I take it you are new to this list. There has been _a lot_ of
> discussion in the past about tabs and my current plan is to make it
> behave similar to Safari. So normally a file is opened in the active
> tab but holding down a qualifier (or similar) will open it in a new
> tab (and a new untitled tab can also be opened first, before opening a
> file etc.).
>
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