Hi list,
I have just installed the Mercurial Bundle, and I have a little problem. Let's say I have a project, and 2 files have been edited since the last commit. When I check it at the command line, I see the two "M" markers for the 2 files.
But inside textmate, it is like the "hg status" command only applies to the file I am currently viewing, so I only get the "M" for the file I am viewing. And if I am viewing a file that hasn't ben changed, I don't see anything at all.
Is there some special setup that I might have missed?
I have saved my project as "a project" in textmate. I open it using project.tmproj file. I saw from the help, that if the file doesn't belong to a project, it is checked alone. Is it a problem if my project files are actually a symlink to a another repository that lives in /var/www?
Best regards,
On 26 May 2008, at 15:12, Thomas wrote:
Is there some special setup that I might have missed?
Try selecting a folder in the list and then invoking the bundle... works fine for me.
-- Richard Dyce MA (Cantab.) MBCS MIET
You are right it works. But that's not very convenient, is there a way I could customize a shortcut to handle that?
Also I see that to invoke Mercurial, I have to use ctrl+shift+M, but if I am currently in another bundle, it triggers another keyboard shortcut. How can I customize TM for that? Is there a way to quickly swith between bundles?
I am a TextMate newbie.
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Richard Dyce -
Thomas