It's probably right in front of my face, but I've done a couple searches, looked in the book and in the manual, and I can't find it...
Is there a bundle that provides the ability to open a URL that's part of a plain text file (in a browser)?
-- Daryl
On 27 Mar 2008, at 14:46, Daryl Spitzer wrote:
It's probably right in front of my face, but I've done a couple searches, looked in the book and in the manual, and I can't find it...
Is there a bundle that provides the ability to open a URL that's part of a plain text file (in a browser)?
If you write within a plain text file a string like http://macromates.com this string will be underlined. Simply locate your caret within the string and press ENTER (not RETURN!)
--Hans
If you write within a plain text file a string like http://macromates.com this string will be underlined. Simply locate your caret within the string and press ENTER (not RETURN!)
Thanks!
Is there any other keystoke or bundle command to do this? On my PowerBook's keyboard I can use fn-return, but my external keyboard doesn't have an ENTER key. (Actually, it only has an "Enter" key, but that's treated as a RETURN by my PowerBook.)
-- Daryl
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 7:22 AM, Hans-Joerg Bibiko bibiko@eva.mpg.de wrote:
On 27 Mar 2008, at 14:46, Daryl Spitzer wrote:
It's probably right in front of my face, but I've done a couple searches, looked in the book and in the manual, and I can't find it...
Is there a bundle that provides the ability to open a URL that's part of a plain text file (in a browser)?
If you write within a plain text file a string like http://macromates.com this string will be underlined. Simply locate your caret within the string and press ENTER (not RETURN!)
--Hans
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On 4/24/08 6:02 AM, in article fbf2758a0804240602q79ac50b3xff28b59723c9227e@mail.gmail.com, "Daryl Spitzer" daryl.spitzer@gmail.com wrote:
Is there any other keystoke ... to do this?
If you don't like the keystroke used by a command, just change it in the Bundle Editor.
In this case, you want the Open Current URL command of the Text bundle.
m.
Daryl Spitzer wrote:
Is there any other keystoke or bundle command to do this? On my PowerBook's keyboard I can use fn-return, but my external keyboard doesn't have an ENTER key. (Actually, it only has an "Enter" key, but that's treated as a RETURN by my PowerBook.)
What kind of external keyboard? Most external keyboards have a number pad, on which an “enter” key is usually found in the lower left corner.
you can open an url plain text with the services menu. TextMate/Services/Open URL. add a shortcut to it from system preferences if you want. as this is not a TM menu, it works everywhere.
On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 7:55 AM, Jacob Rus jacobolus@gmail.com wrote:
Daryl Spitzer wrote:
Is there any other keystoke or bundle command to do this? On my PowerBook's keyboard I can use fn-return, but my external keyboard doesn't have an ENTER key. (Actually, it only has an "Enter" key, but that's treated as a RETURN by my PowerBook.)
What kind of external keyboard? Most external keyboards have a number pad, on which an "enter" key is usually found in the lower left corner.
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