Hi folks,
I noticed a couple of odd things this evening while working in TxMt.
1) In the bundle editor, when I add a new bundle (and again when I added a new snippet to that bundle) the current select went back to the top of the tree (C in my case) and looked a bit odd into the bargain.
2) When I have more tabs than will fit in the tab bar (so that you get the >>), and am looking at a file which is not in the tab bar, there is no way to get access to that files tab any more.
My apologies if these are known issues, I did have a quick look for issue tracking in the wiki but couldn't see it.
Regards,
Matt (who is learning a little more about TxMt every day)
On 20/07/2005, at 1.19, Matt Mower wrote:
- In the bundle editor, when I add a new bundle (and again when I
added a new snippet to that bundle) the current select went back to the top of the tree [...]
I assume that this was after pressing return in the text field (that allowed editing the name of the new item)? This is (unfortunately) standard cocoa behavior -- i.e. return will move the field editor to the next item, and if at the bottom, move to the top.
I probably should hack the outline view (like I did for the project drawer), to stop editing on return, especially since it appears the enhancement report I filed ~2 years ago with Apple has disappeared from their request tracker :/
- When I have more tabs than will fit in the tab bar (so that you get
the >>), and am looking at a file which is not in the tab bar, there is no way to get access to that files tab any more.
Yes, if you run out of space, there's not enough space to show all tabs :) I don't like the proposed fixes for this, so I hope it'll be less common when I switch to Safari-like tab behavior.
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Allan Odgaard -
Matt Mower