Hi,
maybe this is a very old hut, but still...
I really would like to be able to open an HTML page/code as TM HTML output window from inside of an already opened HTML output window because I need the TextMate.system() command.
There're several ways in my mind: 1) Javascript [don't work] window.open('adress') 2) HTML [don't work] <a href='adress' target='_new'></a> 3) shell [don't work] mate -html 'adress' or cat 'adress' | mate -html 4) shell + Dialog 1/2 [don't know whether this would be possible, how can I set the URL, and does TextMate.system() work?] Write a nib containing a single WebView object
Any advices, hints? Or is this a feature request? I only need this simple HTML output window without any buttons etc. I believe - technically seen - it shouldn't be a problem ( Or? )
Thanks,
--Hans
On 15.12.2007, at 00:51, Hans-Jörg Bibiko wrote:
I really would like to be able to open an HTML page/code as TM HTML output window from inside of an already opened HTML output window because I need the TextMate.system() command.
Hi Hans,
there was the WebMate plugin once which let you open multiple html windows, e.g. multiple web previews. Maybe this could help you.
Soryu.
On 15 Dec 2007, at 11:57, Soryu wrote:
there was the WebMate plugin once which let you open multiple html windows, e.g. multiple web previews. Maybe this could help you.
Yes, that would help. I also can do this very easily with TMTOOLS. But if I want to share a bundle which depends on an installed plugin, well I don't know...
On 15 Dec 2007, at 01:34, Ciarán Walsh wrote:
What do you need it for?
I have a toolbar written as an HTML output window which allows to execute some scripts. Fine. Sometimes I only want to show a message, or I want to open an other window as a dialog, or I want to show an image/pdf/movie etc.
Of course, one could use <div> plus innerHTML, or frames, or iframes but this is sometimes a bit unclear, and I have to resize the HTML output window all the time. One also could think of using DIALOG but to change simple HTML/JS code is much more faster.
More generally spoken TextMate is already able to handle all these things. E.g. I can use the Web Preview as PDFViewer, Image/Movie viewer. The HTML output window can already be used as simple browser etc.
The only missing 'tiny' piece of software is to access these features a bit easier. Or am I wrong?
Cheers,
--Hans
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