I have a very simple command
names=( $TM_SELECTED_TEXT ) for name in ${names[@]} do touch $TM_DIRECTORY/$name.php done
basically you select a list of text
about policies hours contact_us
and it generates a php page for each item in the current directory - it does that well enough, what would be truly excellent (and I think this is easy) is to gather all those pages into a scratch project - I actually have a laundry list of things I'd like it to do (all likely pretty easy IMHO) but I really don't want to seem greedy - I appreciate the effort everyone on this list puts out on a daily basis..
saul - visualchutzpah.com
On Nov 16, 2007, at 6:49 AM, Saul Rosenbaum wrote:
I have a very simple command
names=( $TM_SELECTED_TEXT ) for name in ${names[@]} do touch $TM_DIRECTORY/$name.php done
basically you select a list of text
about policies hours contact_us
and it generates a php page for each item in the current directory
- it does that well enough, what would be truly excellent (and I
think this is easy) is to gather all those pages into a scratch project - I actually have a laundry list of things I'd like it to do (all likely pretty easy IMHO) but I really don't want to seem greedy - I appreciate the effort everyone on this list puts out on a daily basis..
Was there a question in there somewhere? If you're asking how to create a project from the new files, I think just adding `mate "$TM_DIRECTORY"` to the end of the command would do it.
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That was the question exactly -- albeit poorly written - and That worked -- thanks!
On Nov 16, 2007, at 11:02 AM, Rob McBroom wrote:
`mate "$TM_DIRECTORY"`
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