In looking at the Markdown bundle I came up with the idea that a dropped HTML file (or snippet) could be run through html2text.py or similar to generate Markdown formatting. I went to add a new drop command, but realized I don't know what the approved way to add the script is -- if there is one. I wil refrain from adding it as a template file :)
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On 16/11/2005, at 21:15, Paul Bissex wrote:
In looking at the Markdown bundle I came up with the idea that a dropped HTML file (or snippet) could be run through html2text.py or similar to generate Markdown formatting. I went to add a new drop command, but realized I don't know what the approved way to add the script is -- if there is one. I wil refrain from adding it as a template file :)
Normally, one would create Support and maybe Support/bin in the bundle. The former can be accessed as $TM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT and $TM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT/bin is already in the PATH for shell commands started from/via a bundle item.
Unfortunately it seems drag commands lack this variable. I'll see if I can't fix that for next build.
The idea btw sounds rather nice!
On 11/17/05, Allan Odgaard throw-away-1@macromates.com wrote:
On 16/11/2005, at 21:15, Paul Bissex wrote:
In looking at the Markdown bundle I came up with the idea that a dropped HTML file (or snippet) could be run through html2text.py or similar to generate Markdown formatting. I went to add a new drop command, but realized I don't know what the approved way to add the script is -- if there is one. I wil refrain from adding it as a template file :)
Normally, one would create Support and maybe Support/bin in the bundle. The former can be accessed as $TM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT and $TM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT/bin is already in the PATH for shell commands started from/via a bundle item.
Unfortunately it seems drag commands lack this variable. I'll see if I can't fix that for next build.
Very cool -- I'll watch for that.
-- Paul Bissex http://e-scribe.com/news/ Northampton MA USA 01061-0847
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