On Sep 8, 2008, at 9:02 PM, guerom00 wrote:
Alex Ross-8 wrote:
Attached is a bundle “Scratch” containing a single command “Scratch from Current Selection / Line”. When editing, you decide you want some scratch, so you make a selection hit ⌃⌥⌘C and off you go. Scratches files are The next step would probably be to add a command to list all previous scratches… you could do this quite easily as a html command with txmt:// links to old scratches.
–Alex
That's great ! Thanks.
Is it possible to include in the name of the scratch file, the name of the file where it comes from ? If you see what I mean (to help recognize the scratch files)
There are a few ways to get the file name. You can drag the file proxy from textmate's title bar (that's the little file icon). You can type `echo $TM_FILEPATH` and hit ⌃R on a line to get the filename as well.
I also added a command to the Scratch bundle (which I have attached) to list whatever scratch files are still in existence (newest first).
First, I thought that the fact that the scratch file was automatically saved was a good thing (that's the case with BBEdit's scratchpad I think) Now I'm wondering if that's a good thing or not…
I think it's a good thing. Scratch files go into a temporary folder that will get cleaned when you reboot. What's not to like?
—Alex