I put a feature request for this on the wiki, but I thought it was probably worth shouting out here too.
It would be really great if labels applied in the Finder (you know, the colour-coded blob things) were shown in the Project Drawer.
I use labels to mark the most important files and folders in my web apps, and being able to make use of this in TM would be *fantastic*.
Cheers.
drew.
On 13/10/2004, at 10:16 PM, Drew McLellan wrote:
I put a feature request for this on the wiki, but I thought it was probably worth shouting out here too.
It would be really great if labels applied in the Finder (you know, the colour-coded blob things) were shown in the Project Drawer.
I use labels to mark the most important files and folders in my web apps, and being able to make use of this in TM would be *fantastic*.
Agreed, labels are great. Personally I use them for things like:
red = needs work orange = on hold blue = needs testing green = complete
Especially useful on standards based redesigns, mark-up clean-ups, spell-checking, proofing, client approval, etc.
Have the CHOICE of seeing them and changing them via the project drawer would of course be great.
Allan, why don't you just put the Finder in the drawer and live without groupings??? :P
Justin
Drew's idea of labels in the project drawer is very good and I support that big time. However, I would like to add the following:
User defined colour settings for the Background and filenames in the Project drawer. And for the gutter and line numbers as well.
Having just realised the value of dark backgrounds in the editing window, then project drawer's white shine is jarring the eyes. : ) Yeah, I know, probably asking for too much here, but it would be nice. :)
I just tried to put in this as a feature request into the wiki features page, but got scrambled text as the end result. Apologies for that, I have rolled back the page and hope that everything is fine. What happened I don't know.
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* *Project Drawer: User defined colours* _by Mats_ Having just realised the value of dark backgrounds in the editing window, then project drawer's white shine is jarring the eyes. It would be great to be able to change the background colour and filenames colours. And while I'm at it, it would be great if we could change the colours in the gutter and line numbers as well. Yeah, I know, probably asking for too much here, but it would be nice. :)
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Kind regards,
Mats
On Oct 13, 2004, at 13:16, Drew McLellan wrote:
I put a feature request for this on the wiki, but I thought it was probably worth shouting out here too.
It would be really great if labels applied in the Finder (you know, the colour-coded blob things) were shown in the Project Drawer.
I use labels to mark the most important files and folders in my web apps, and being able to make use of this in TM would be *fantastic*.
Cheers.
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Am having a bad hair day trying to get
Fiji Bermuda Guinea
from
252: : .fj (Fiji) 127: : .bm (Bermuda) 190: : .gn (Guinea)
Can someone suggest a search pattern to do this?
Allan (the other one)
1. Move the pointer to the beginning of the file and click command-f to find/replace.
2. Put this in the find field: \d+:\s+:\s+.\w+\s((\w+))
3. ...and this in the replace field: $1
4. Check that Regular expression is checked
5. Click Replace all
The regexp above isn't too anal about the format of your line. You can finetune it if you think it could match something it shouldn't.
HTH, Jarkko
On 14.10.2004, at 04:39, allan@ghostgum.com wrote:
252: : .fj (Fiji) 127: : .bm (Bermuda) 190: : .gn (Guinea)
-- Jarkko Laine http://jlaine.net
On 14/10/2004, at 4:37 PM, Jarkko Laine wrote:
The regexp above isn't too anal about the format of your line. You can finetune it if you think it could match something it shouldn't.
Many thanks, it worked like a dream.
Allan
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