Does anyone know if its possible to get the full path to the current bundle within a command?
Many Thanks
Chris Jenkins
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On 07/10/2005, at 11.07, Chris Jenkins wrote:
Does anyone know if its possible to get the full path to the current bundle within a command?
It is: "$TM_BUNDLE_PATH"
But it's better to use "$TM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT". The latter will point to the Support directory inside the bundle, but having the advantage that if you have the same bundle in multiple locations, it will use the most local support directory (that exists).
Cause e.g. installing a bundle in /Library and editing a command in that bundle will copy (only) the command to ~/Library, and thus have "$TM_BUNDLE_PATH" now point to ~/Library, even though the dependencies are likely to remain in /Library. But "$TM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT" will still point to /Library (if there was a Support directory in the bundle, and that hasn't (manually) been created for the bundle in ~/Library).
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Allan Odgaard -
Chris Jenkins