I'm being slowly driven mad by two things that I suspect other people just shrug and live with.
- Sometimes, the command-T list seems to 'forget' where I've been recently. So when I'm flipping back and forth between, say, a test and its code, cmd-T RET takes me to some surprising file, usually beginning with 'a'.
- Sometimes, the Find dialog becomes inert. Nothing happens when hitting the gently throbbing Find button. Often (always?) the little red gumdrop doesn't dismiss the window.
What I'm mainly wondering is: is it just me?
----- Brian Marick, independent consultant Mostly on agile methods with a testing slant www.exampler.com, www.exampler.com/blog
I'm being slowly driven mad by two things that I suspect other people just shrug and live with.
- Sometimes, the command-T list seems to 'forget' where I've been
recently. So when I'm flipping back and forth between, say, a test and its code, cmd-T RET takes me to some surprising file, usually beginning with 'a'.
- Sometimes, the Find dialog becomes inert. Nothing happens when
hitting the gently throbbing Find button. Often (always?) the little red gumdrop doesn't dismiss the window.
What I'm mainly wondering is: is it just me?
For what it is worth, I haven't experienced this behavior, but perhaps others have...
Best, Mark
On 09.10.2007, at 19:05, Brian Marick wrote:
I'm being slowly driven mad by two things that I suspect other people just shrug and live with.
- Sometimes, the command-T list seems to 'forget' where I've been
recently. So when I'm flipping back and forth between, say, a test and its code, cmd-T RET takes me to some surprising file, usually beginning with 'a'.
Command-T forgets the history when you switch to another app and back to textmate and when in the meantime some files of your project were changed. TextMate refreshes those files and because it might have found some new files, it regenerates the Switch-to-file History.
- Sometimes, the Find dialog becomes inert. Nothing happens when
hitting the gently throbbing Find button. Often (always?) the little red gumdrop doesn't dismiss the window.
You are trying to hit the button with the mouse, right? I have a multi-monitor setup and sometime I get a funny offset on one of the screens, try dragging the window off screen and back and the mouse hits where it’s supposed to hit, again.
Soryu.
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Soryu