Hi,
when opening a file with Cmd-T it is opened in the editor. Now when going to the Document (Cmd-Ctrl R, Go/Current Document), TextMate will jump into the subfolder (instead of staying in the top folder. Any way to configure TextMate2 so it will stick with the top folder (the one I opened with mate) and not open the sub folder? Alternatively Keyboard shortcuts to navigate the folder hierachy (going one folder up)?
A rails project with its 2-3 level deep directory structure it is easier to see where I am when I now the folder (app/controllers, which lib directory etc)
Christian
You can press Control+Tab to move focus to the Project Drawer, then Command+Up Arrow to navigate up a directory as a semi-quick workaround, but I'm also interested in this question.
Thanks, that works. I'd prefer the old behaviour but I don't have to touch the mouse with the keyboard shortcut now...
On Sat, Aug 4, 2012 at 2:59 AM, Brandon Fryslie bmf@matewiki.com wrote:
You can press Control+Tab to move focus to the Project Drawer, then Command+Up Arrow to navigate up a directory as a semi-quick workaround, but I'm also interested in this question.
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On Friday, August 3, 2012 at 6:20 AM, Christian van der Leeden wrote:
Hi,
when opening a file with Cmd-T it is opened in the editor. Now when going to the Document (Cmd-Ctrl R, Go/Current Document), TextMate will jump into the subfolder (instead of staying in the top folder. Any way to configure TextMate2 so it will stick with the top folder (the one I opened with mate) and not open the sub folder? Alternatively Keyboard shortcuts to navigate the folder hierachy (going one folder up)?
A rails project with its 2-3 level deep directory structure it is easier to see where I am when I now the folder (app/controllers, which lib directory etc)
Christian
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