On 11 Feb 2009, at 10:46, Andrew Green wrote:

[...] open the spaces overview screen and drag one of the TextMate windows to a different space. Unfortunately, doing this causes all the open TextMate windows to move to that space.

All open TextMate windows _with a drawer_. It is a Spaces bug and I encourage you to file a bug report using https://bugreport.apple.com/ (I think I filed one myself, but I have been looked out of the bug reporter for over a week now “due to security reasons” so I can’t check), anyway, the more the merrier.

One present workaround is installing one of the plug-ins that disable the TextMate drawer (ProjectPlus or MissingDrawer).

On 11 Feb 2009, at 09:46, Andrew Green wrote:

Hi,

Is there anything I can do to help deal with the following issue with Leopard's Spaces feature?

I like to keep each project I'm working on at any one time in its own space, which often means having 3 or 4 TextMate project windows open. I have TextMate assigned as belonging to every space.

Sometimes, I need to reorganise this, and it would be convenient to open the spaces overview screen and drag one of the TextMate windows to a different space. Unfortunately, doing this causes all the open TextMate windows to move to that space.

Not sure if this will help you, but one way to move a window to another space is while holding the mouse down in the window title bar type control 1 to move that window to space 1, control 2 to move to space 2, etc.

Dave.

I'd chalk this down to a general problem with spaces if it weren't that Safari doesn't have the same problem. Again, Safari is assigned to every space -- but here I can use the spaces overview screen to drag a Safari window from one space to another without causing all Safari windows to move to that space.

To make the comparison clearer, I've done a quick quasi-screencast:

http://www.shedside.com/tmp/spaces.mov

Cheers, Andrew.

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