Hi,
I found a tiny bug (resp. 'evil' pitfall) in the bundle editor.
I opened the bundle editor, went to a command 'A' and pressed CTRL +APPLE+E for "Edit in TextMate". OK. Then I looked for a code snippet in an other command 'B' using the bundle editor. I copy&pasted it. Fine. But then I saved my changes. TM wrote my stuff back in that command which was active in the bundle editor (in my case command 'B'!, not 'A' which I actually was editing).
Well, TM wrote it back to command 'B' but the bundle editor didn't save it fortunately, and command 'A' was unchanged. The tricky thing only is that all my changes are gone because I also closed my editing window.
Would it be possible that TM remembers the command which I actually editing?
Regards,
Hans
On May 9, 2007, at 3:26 AM, Hans-Joerg Bibiko wrote:
I opened the bundle editor, went to a command 'A' and pressed CTRL +APPLE+E for "Edit in TextMate". OK. Then I looked for a code snippet in an other command 'B' using the bundle editor. I copy&pasted it. Fine. But then I saved my changes. TM wrote my stuff back in that command which was active in the bundle editor (in my case command 'B'!, not 'A' which I actually was editing).
The notes for "Edit in TextMate" mention this:
…if you call upon the Edit in TextMate action and close the window which held the text, or was calling the service from the field editors text view and advance focus, before the text has been returned, do not be surprised if the text does not show up in the proper text view.
It's been said on this list that when using "Edit in TextMate", you should simply not touch the originating application/window, just to be safe.
--- Rob McBroom http://www.skurfer.com/ I didn't "switch" to Apple... my OS did.
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