I would like to be able to automatically run a script, when a certain event happens (such as, a file save), depending on the file-extension (and maybe also depending on the project).
For example, what I really like to do: If I save a file that ends in .rb, I want to automatically run a command that does a "ruby $TM_PROJECT_DIR/test/unittests.rb". If it fails, it could send me a notification through growl (http://growl.info)
Take a look at this : http://michael-mccracken.net/blog/blosxom.pl/computers/mac/programming/ meetWatch.html
On 3 déc. 04, at 16:00, Jan Sabbe wrote:
I would like to be able to automatically run a script, when a certain event happens (such as, a file save), depending on the file-extension (and maybe also depending on the project).
For example, what I really like to do: If I save a file that ends in .rb, I want to automatically run a command that does a "ruby $TM_PROJECT_DIR/test/unittests.rb". If it fails, it could send me a notification through growl (http://growl.info)
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On Dec 3, 2004, at 16:00, Jan Sabbe wrote:
I would like to be able to automatically run a script, when a certain event happens (such as, a file save), depending on the file-extension (and maybe also depending on the project).
Currently you can make such a command and set the “Before running command” to “Save active file” and have the command check TM_FILENAME for extension.
Although I'm not sure you can have it trigger on cmd-s due to the fact that menu shortcuts are resolved before entering the Cocoa event loop :(
Long term I'm open for hooking in new functionality on various events.
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