I want to access a set of 5 files which are not all in one folder. I can get all 5 into the file browser and work with them. Good so far. Now I want to save the set so that next month, when I need another change, I can open the same set of files without visiting each location individually. What's a good way to open the set of files with one action? I don't have control over where the original files are stored. They are part of Apache2.
I thought of making a folder with a link to each file, which is ok for 5 files, but not for a larger group.
I think that .tm_properties might be an approach, perhaps by setting up a folder with a list of includes, but that seems kind of clumsy. I suspect this isn't hard, but I'm still finding my way around TM2. Any hints, guidelines, whatever?
--Lewy
On 24/01/2012, at 04.15, Lewy wrote:
[…] What's a good way to open the set of files with one action? I don't have control over where the original files are stored. They are part of Apache2.
I thought of making a folder with a link to each file, which is ok for 5 files, but not for a larger group.
But you only have 5 files, so sounds ideal — and then you can also work with the files as a set in Finder and other applications.
I vaguely recall ubuntu actually doing this automatically for some things you install (create a directory for the thing with symlinks to the system’s log, config, share/db, etc. folders).
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Lewy