Hello list!
I'm absolutely loving TextMate - $50 seems insane for a text editor until you use it. :)
I'm doing a lot of work with Subversion, and want to be able to commit a change and upload it to the server as easily as saving a file. Is there any way to modify the bundle so that it saves the frontmost window without any dialog asking for a summary? I'll still use the dialog sometimes but I don't want to have it pop up all of the time. I realize I can just press enter to move on, but I'm looking for the fastest possible solution, as I save and refresh files quite often.
Thanks for any suggestions you may have!
Trev Copland _______________________________________________www.trev.com
On Feb 2, 2006, at 11:38 PM, Trev Copland wrote:
I'm doing a lot of work with Subversion, and want to be able to commit a change and upload it to the server as easily as saving a file. Is there any way to modify the bundle so that it saves the frontmost window without any dialog asking for a summary? I'll still use the dialog sometimes but I don't want to have it pop up all of the time. I realize I can just press enter to move on, but I'm looking for the fastest possible solution, as I save and refresh files quite often.
Just create a new 'Quick Commit' command in the bundle:
svn commit -m "saving file" "$TM_FILEPATH"
(At the risk of sound like your mom, I wouldn't recommend that style of Subversion usage for a project with other people involved. :-)
Chris
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