Paul Nordstrom August wrote:
FTP in the drawer... yes please! (Hope that's SFTP as well.)
There's a way to fake it somewhat :) Open the files from the FTP server as you would normally, they're then stored in /private/tmp/501/Cleanup at Startup/ or so as files. If you put those files in a project *and* open tabs for them in the project so they are read, you can close the original windows, and only work on what's in the project. Alas, you cannot successfully save, close and open the project lateron, and moving things around in folders won't work either; I only use it when I know I'll be editing the files for an hour or more or so.
Regards,
Martin
On 10 Dec 2004, at 10:15 pm, M Spreij wrote:
Paul Nordstrom August wrote:
FTP in the drawer... yes please! (Hope that's SFTP as well.)
There's a way to fake it somewhat :) Open the files from the FTP server as you would normally,
...or just use a compliant client.
a couple of glitches i've noticed:
- groups/folders sporadically collapse themselves
- file list doesn't always live update - ie after a rename. doing a "show info" on a folder appears to fix this, but collapses the view.
lots of love, s.
On Dec 10, 2004, at 14:41, Sam Andrews wrote:
a couple of glitches i've noticed:
- groups/folders sporadically collapse themselves
Which version are you using? If too much changes outside TextMate then it may lose the mapping between loaded/known folders and those on disk, and will collapse them as a result (since it's basically just re-reading the structure from disk) -- in v1.1 I may instead place hidden files in the folders similar to .DS_Store files to keep info about various states, though I'm not sure how well received this will be (though it'll only be for when the state is different than the default state, so it shouldn't spew out as many files as e.g. the Finder does when browsing a network mounted drive).
- file list doesn't always live update - ie after a rename. doing a
"show info" on a folder appears to fix this, but collapses the view.
It only checks for changed files when you re-activate TextMate, but when you do, it should find (and update) all changed files.
I'm looking into using kqueue in the future for instant file updates.
i'm using the latest version. possible solutions:
- i'm more than happy for there to be a refresh button on the drawer tools.
- can tm recall the last state of expanded folders? then if it collapses, i could hit some sort of "recall last folder state" button.
once again, much love for creating my favourite webmonkey tool so far!
Allan Odgaard wrote:
On Dec 10, 2004, at 14:41, Sam Andrews wrote:
a couple of glitches i've noticed:
- groups/folders sporadically collapse themselves
Which version are you using? If too much changes outside TextMate then it may lose the mapping between loaded/known folders and those on disk, and will collapse them as a result (since it's basically just re-reading the structure from disk) -- in v1.1 I may instead place hidden files in the folders similar to .DS_Store files to keep info about various states, though I'm not sure how well received this will be (though it'll only be for when the state is different than the default state, so it shouldn't spew out as many files as e.g. the Finder does when browsing a network mounted drive).
- file list doesn't always live update - ie after a rename. doing a
"show info" on a folder appears to fix this, but collapses the view.
It only checks for changed files when you re-activate TextMate, but when you do, it should find (and update) all changed files.
I'm looking into using kqueue in the future for instant file updates.
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