but wait. You're using "$DIALOG" nib --load. The corrected --load (together with --dispose) command was introduced after TM build 1496. Thus, did you compiled DIALOG2 by yourself?
Type in an empty line: "$DIALOG" help window
and press CTRL+R. Do you see
window usage: "$DIALOG" window --load «nib» [«options»] "$DIALOG" window --update «token» [«options»] "$DIALOG" window --wait «token» "$DIALOG" window --close «token» "$DIALOG" window --list
if so please try --open instead of --load. The best would be to download the Dialog2 stuff (svn co http://svn.textmate.org/trunk/Tools/Dialog/) and compile it again and execute ' "$DIALOG" help window' to see the commands.
Are you sure? I thought it was actually the other way around, it was named window then renamed to nib, I remember updating my scripts because of that. I'm using Tools and PlugIns from svn, currently:
Dialog $ sudo svn up Password: At revision 11142.
Dialog $ svn log Commands/window.mm | head -n 5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ r10952 | duff | 2008-12-04 11:11:41 +0100 (Thu, 04 Dec 2008) | 2 lines
?\226?\128?\162 change ?\226?\128?\152window?\226?\128?\153 command to ?\226?\128?\152nib?\226?\128?\153 and make the sub-commands be --load/--dispose instead of --open/--close.
$ tm_dialog2 help nib Displays custom dialogs from NIBs.
nib usage: "$DIALOG" nib --load «nib file» [«options»] "$DIALOG" nib --update «token» [«options»] "$DIALOG" nib --wait «token» "$DIALOG" nib --dispose «token» "$DIALOG" nib --list
Options: --center --model «plist» --prototypes «plist»
--Hans
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