Finally I find out that there should be spaces on either side of = 

It works when I changed it as below, thanks a lot for your help



[ attr.file.unknown-type ]
fileType = text

[ attr.file.unknown-encoding ]
encoding = gbk



Yuan Jiang
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在 2012-3-8,下午9:56, David Howden 写道:

It works for me (at least for unknown-type) i.e. the "What type of file is x" sheet doesn't appear if I have the property set and files are set to be plain text, removing the property forces the sheet to ask for unknown file types.



it doesn't work either.
在 2012-3-8,下午6:05, David Howden 写道:

Try:

[ attr.file.unknown-type ]
fileType=text

[ attr.file.unknown-encoding ]
encoding=gbk


2012/3/8 Yuan Jiang <sleetdrop@gmail.com>
I saw the following in changelog

Introduce attr.file.unknown-type and attr.file.unknown-encoding. You can use this in .tm_properties files to set fileType andencoding to provide default values only for files where TextMate was unable to find the proper type/encoding (which normally results in a dialog asking the user).


But When I set it in  .tm_properties as below, it doesn't work for me 

attr.file.unknown-type=text
attr.file.unknown-encoding=gbk






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