Hi everybody,
I just noticed that if you “Show Information” on an element of a project, there is this option “Save as absolute path”. Apparently, when checked, I can move my .tmproj file to another location and TextMate keeps track of the elements of the project. This is great !! I was really frustrated that I had to “redefine” my TM projects whenever I moved the .tmproj files somewhere else…
So, unless I miss a major drawback, I would like very much that this option be checked by default…
TIA
guerom00 wrote:
So, unless I miss a major drawback, I would like very much that this option be checked by default
Yes, it's a major drawback. It means you can't move the project (w/ the .tmproj file inside), or a folder containing both project and .tmproj file, without the whole thing breaking.
Relative links should stay default.
-J
On 8/17/07, Jacob Rus jacobolus@gmail.com wrote:
guerom00 wrote:
So, unless I miss a major drawback, I would like very much that this option be checked by default
Yes, it's a major drawback. It means you can't move the project (w/ the .tmproj file inside), or a folder containing both project and .tmproj file, without the whole thing breaking.
Relative links should stay default.
-J
Agree. Ability to move whole project is way better than simple .tmproj file. And BTW if you want to put all .tmproj files in one place - create a symlinks to .tmproj fies within your project filder. I'm sure it will work nice.
Ah, I think I understand… Relative paths means relative to the .tmproj file… I see
Well, in my case, I definitely prefer absolute paths but I can see now it would be unfair to make it default…
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