16 Jul
2012
16 Jul
'12
8:59 p.m.
Am Donnerstag, 12. Juli 2012 um 08:50 schrieb Allan Odgaard:
I understand your arguments and
with projects with a rather flat folder hierarchy I also prefer the current way. Maybe
some .tm_properties setting (a fixed width as you mentioned) that activates the
"other" behaviour only if present? Scrolling could then be activated if the file
browser width exceeds the set value.
Just a suggestion. Currently I'm falling in love with ⌘T anyway.
— Matthias
On 30 Jun 2012, at 15:11, Matthias wrote:
TextMate 2,
sorry about forgetting to mention that.
Is there a way to set the font size for the file
browser? I have it set to 11 in Finder and would like to have it like hat in the file
browser as well.
Is this TextMate 1.x? If so:
defaults write com.macromates.textmate OakProjectDrawerFontSize -int 15 And when deep in a folder structure it becomes
hard to navigate as the file browser just "compresses" file and folder names.
Things get cool names like "e…p" (ext_localconf.php) or simply just disappear. I
know I can work against this by making the file browser wider but when it already occupies
half of your screen it gets amusing.
The problem with introducing horizontal scroll is that the virtual size has to be set to
some fixed value¹. Since there is only a single column in the browser, I find a fixed
width less desirable than the current situation, and for 2.o we allow descending into
folders so you don’t get all this indent from the parent folders.
¹ At least w/o subclassing the table view and changing performance characteristics by
having to query all table cells for size regularly.