Howdy.
Enjoy instant-ish feedback!!!!1!
Put the full path to that file in the Pipe text through box in the Web Preview Window
For CSS, it'll ask you to open a file and paste a test-url in there. It completely replaces all links to css files with the css you're previewing, AS YOU TYPE!!!1!
For HTML, it inserts a base tag with the TM_PROJECT_SITEURL
For Rails Views, it redirects the page to the saved version via your TM_PROJECT_SITEURL. Just try it out, you may hate it ;).
For markdown and textile, it renders it as markdown or textile. Never worry about changing your filter script!
For all other source files, it does a live diff between the saved and unsaved version. No coloring of anything fancy, but handy (yes, i know all about the diff bundle).
For everything else, it does nothing special, yet.
I tried t do this a while ago but i couldn't make it work. Turns out that only a few TM specific variables were being set. Allan has since fixed that.
Personally, I think this script is really stupid and unnecessary. But extremely handy as a stopgap until we get something that is supposed to replace this.
Basically, if we had a way to make ANY command rerun itself or refresh after change, then this filter would be totally unnecessary and we could make each of these things a separate refresh-after-change command. Allan, add it to the list?
enjoy
Also! If anybody has any improvement suggestions, suggest away! I'm all for it. I only knocked this thing together last night when i should have been sleeping. Most things are not done the best way. Feel free to improve or replace. Enjoy!
thomas Aylott—subtleGradient