So, I've set up this great 'thingie' (is it a macro, command, snippet? who knows?) triggered on 'foo'->tab.
Works great, I love it. Now I want to change it.
Damn if I can remember where I put it and, now that I've looked everywhere I can think of, can anyone tell me how to find a lost 'thingie' by name?
Thanks,
S
On 06/08/2005, at 3.48, Stephen F.Steiner wrote:
Damn if I can remember where I put it and, now that I've looked everywhere I can think of, can anyone tell me how to find a lost 'thingie' by name?
Option 1: Run Command -> Language Definitions -> Show Keyboard Shortcuts
Option 2: From Terminal.app run:
zsh -c 'for f in ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles/ *.tmbundle/*/*.plist; do if pl <$f|grep -q "tabTrigger = foo"; then echo $f; fi; done'
This will print full path of all items with a tab trigger of 'foo'. From that path it should be easy to see what bundle it is in, and what the name of the item is.
Imagine if there was a spotlight field in the customisation dialog, So you could type in "thingy" and get a list of all macros, commands, and snippets which matched thingy somewhere.
And maybe some buttons ala mail.app to select where thingy was looked for
Macros all title, comments Commands Snippets
So, I've set up this great 'thingie' (is it a macro, command, snippet? who knows?) triggered on 'foo'->tab.
Works great, I love it. Now I want to change it.
Damn if I can remember where I put it and, now that I've looked everywhere I can think of, can anyone tell me how to find a lost 'thingie' by name?
Thanks,
S
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On 07/08/2005, at 11.49, Timothy Bates wrote:
Imagine if there was a spotlight field in the customisation dialog, So you could type in "thingy" and get a list of all macros, commands, and snippets which matched thingy somewhere.
I assume “customisation dialog” is the bundle editor? :)
The idea is sane, though I'm not entirely sure how to visually make it fit.
Maybe change the current filtering popup above the list to a/the search field which just has a menu with some presets like: “Type: Macro” etc. (so the current popup would be redundant).
In the same vein I'd also like to add back/forward buttons (like a browser) to jump between items when editing, I find that I do this a lot.
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