Fantastic. Exactly what I was looking for, and with no shell scripting
involved !
Thanks Brad.
On 27 Feb 2005, at 19:31, Brad Miller wrote:
Paul,
e must be an alias for something like "open -a TextMate "
If you run the command open -a TextMate /folder/path You will get
what you want. You may also do the same thing with the tm command
that is provided in the latest beta.
Anytime you try to edit a directory with textmate it opens the
directory as a new project.
Brad
On Feb 27, 2005, at 1:06 PM, Paul Burgess wrote:
Hi all,
This may have been mentioned before somewhere, but before you tell me
to RTFM or look at the Wiki let me say that: I have, and I couldn't
find what i was looking for. So, here goes....
In his Ruby on Rails demonstration video clip, David Heinemeier
Hansson launches TextMate into a kind of "new project" mode
automatically by typing "e /folder/path" in the terminal. Genius !
But... how do I do this ? Is this a feature of TextMate available to
the application itself ? For clarification of what I'm rambling on
about, the Quicktime clip is here:
http://media.nextangle.com/rails/rails_setup.mov ( 2mins 18 seconds
in ).
I wanted to ask this question here so others could benefit from the
answer before I go pester David for the answer !
Thanks in advance,
Paul Burgess.
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