On 15 Sep 2009, at 07:55, Fabio wrote:
- New Project
[...] The question: is there any way to have the paths set from my "root" element? For example if I drag an image that is placed into /myroot/img/ the html file that gets it uses a src link like "../../img/image.gif". Is it possible to have "/img/image.gif" instead?
I do not quite understand. But if you drag eg an image from the drawer/ Finder to an HTML document TextMate will insert the relative path seen from that HTML document, this ensures that the HTML doc can see the image file later on.
- Project Drawer and new files in project
How can I create a new file or duplicate an existing one?
If you did select the file in question simply press ⇧⌘S (Save As) to duplicate it.
- While I editing CSS or HTML files, sometimes I need the color
chooser, the default keys CTRL + SHIFT + C do not open it. That keys seems to be used by the default Math bundle. Is the solution to manually change such keys in Math bundle? Why TM provides such overlapping keys?
TextMate doesn't listen on the ⇧^C, thus deleting that short-cut in the Math bundle won't work.
If you're inside a CSS doc or inside a CSS scope (ie if your caret in inside of "<style type="text/css">…</script> of an HTML file) press ⇧⌘C. From others ^⎋ > CSS > Insert Color…
- A little "bug" with file tabs
When opened files number exceed TM window width, other files are visible under the ">>" button of tab list. Unfortunately if you need to work on a file listed in ">>", you cannot see it selected in the tabs so it is difficult sometimes to know on wich file you are working or where it is placed.
The window title gives you the file you are working on. Command click on the title gives you the full path to the file (standard mac behaviour).
In addition ^⌘R will select the current doc in the drawer.
If you need your own way to display the name simply create a new tmcommand in the bundle editor: Input: Discard: Output: Show as Tooltip Command: echo "$TM_FILEPATH"
and bind it to any short-cut.
Ciao,
--Hans