I like the project files, and that it keeps references & variables, HOWEVER, the issue is that it keeps track of window position and open files, so every time I do a commit the file is always modified.
If those were stored somewhere else it would be much easier to maintain..
Eric Coleman
On Jun 5, 2006, at 6:56 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 3/6/2006, at 9:43, Eric Coleman wrote:
XcodeProject.xcodeproj/ project.pbxproj <----- The _real_ project file. myusername.mode1 <---- other stuff. myusername.pbxuser <---- more stuff.
Allan,
Any chance of you implementing something like this :)
I have just committed an update to lib/bash_init.sh:
• add semi-experimental sourcing of all .textmate_init files found by going up the directory hierarchy, starting with the current directory and ending with either the users home directory or the root of the file system (whichever comes first)
The intent is that project specific variables should instead be stored in this file — in the current 1.5 branch this does degrade usability slightly, because there is no GUI support, but I believe that long-term this is a much better system, and 2.0 is likely to come with GUI support for this initialization procedure.
In other words, create a .textmate_init file in the project directory and let it contain e.g.:
export TM_LATEX_MASTER=master.tex
And then just forget about the project variables settable via the project drawer -- this of course starting with next build, unless you have a checkout of the Support directory.
Comments on this new system are of course welcome, as I am not fully decided on it yet, but I think it is the way to go, especially seeing how I do not want to rely on tmproj files for 2.0.
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