Perhaps this option already exists or perhaps it can be a feature request.
When editing files the filename appears in the title bar of the application. Is it possible to get the full path name displayed at the top? Many times I'll be working on files of the same name in different directories and it's a pain to figure out which one is which.
thanks
In the meantime, you can always command-click on the filename in the title bar to see the path, as in most Mac OS applications. You'll still have to remember which file is which, of course. Displaying the full path would be impossible in most cases, it would have to be truncated.
Martin
Am 26.11.2006 um 19:42 schrieb Jim Plush:
Perhaps this option already exists or perhaps it can be a feature request.
When editing files the filename appears in the title bar of the application. Is it possible to get the full path name displayed at the top? Many times I'll be working on files of the same name in different directories and it's a pain to figure out which one is which.
thanks
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Jim Plush wrote:
Perhaps this option already exists or perhaps it can be a feature request.
When editing files the filename appears in the title bar of the application. Is it possible to get the full path name displayed at the top? Many times I'll be working on files of the same name in different directories and it's a pain to figure out which one is which.
Meantime, if you're working within a project, hover your mouse over the tab of the file you want the path for and a tooltip will appear.
Charley
On Nov 26, 2006, at 3:11 PM, Charley Tiggs wrote:
Jim Plush wrote:
Perhaps this option already exists or perhaps it can be a feature request. When editing files the filename appears in the title bar of the application. Is it possible to get the full path name displayed at the top? Many times I'll be working on files of the same name in different directories and it's a pain to figure out which one is which.
Meantime, if you're working within a project, hover your mouse over the tab of the file you want the path for and a tooltip will appear.
And you can also just create a new command, with Input: None, Output: Show as Tool Tip, and text:
echo "$TM_FILEPATH"
Then assign any key equivalent you want to this, and leave the scope selector field empty. Whenever you want to find the path of the current file, just run this command.
Charley
Haris
On Nov 26, 2006, at 1:32 PM, Charilaos Skiadas wrote:
And you can also just create a new command, with Input: None, Output: Show as Tool Tip, and text:
echo "$TM_FILEPATH"
I use a couple of these for filename and scope, with a small difference:
echo "$TM_FILEPATH" | pbcopy
will copy the result to the clipboard, so I can plug it in to whatever I need.
-Alan
On 26/11/06, Jim Plush jiminoc@gmail.com wrote:
Perhaps this option already exists or perhaps it can be a feature request.
When editing files the filename appears in the title bar of the application. Is it possible to get the full path name displayed at the top? Many times I'll be working on files of the same name in different directories and it's a pain to figure out which one is which.
I agree quite strongly. However I'd like to be able to see the filepath relative to the project root in the title bar (or somewhere else if necessary).
Ed
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