Is there any way to excluding some directories from "go to file"? I have a project set up where three (library) directories contain something like 15000 files that I never want to complete on. Because there's so many files, the "go to file" dialog box takes a few seconds to appear. --M.
On 8 Sep 2007, at 11:33, Michael Stillwell wrote:
Is there any way to excluding some directories from "go to file"? I have a project set up where three (library) directories contain something like 15000 files that I never want to complete on. Because there's so many files, the "go to file" dialog box takes a few seconds to appear. --M.
Ouch.
couldn't you create smaller projects for files you are working with, within the big project?
On 8 Sep 2007, at 05:33, Michael Stillwell wrote:
Is there any way to excluding some directories from "go to file"?
http://macromates.com/textmate/manual/ working_with_multiple_files#filtering_unwanted_files
(read the bottom paragraph)
On 9 Sep 2007, at 03:34, Ciarán Walsh wrote:
On 8 Sep 2007, at 05:33, Michael Stillwell wrote:
Is there any way to excluding some directories from "go to file"?
http://macromates.com/textmate/manual/ working_with_multiple_files#filtering_unwanted_files
(read the bottom paragraph)
Thanks. I've seen that, and am using it, but was hoping for something more project-specific. I also discovered that right- clicking on a directory in the project tree and using "Remove selected files..." also works, but for some reason these settings also aren't saved in the .tmproj files, and so don't persist across invocations of TextMate.
--M.
On 9 Sep 2007, at 04:08, Michael Stillwell wrote:
I've seen that, and am using it, but was hoping for something more project-specific.
As I said, read the bottom paragraph:
“The patterns are only used when creating new folder references. For existing folder references one can select the folder reference in the project drawer and use the info button (a circled letter I) in the project drawer to edit the patterns.”
This pattern is project-specific
On 9 Sep 2007, at 18:22, Ciarán Walsh wrote:
On 9 Sep 2007, at 04:08, Michael Stillwell wrote:
I've seen that, and am using it, but was hoping for something more project-specific.
As I said, read the bottom paragraph:
“The patterns are only used when creating new folder references. For existing folder references one can select the folder reference in the project drawer and use the info button (a circled letter I) in the project drawer to edit the patterns.”
This pattern is project-specific
Apologies. This does do what I want. I read the page but didn't understand it, and wasn't able to operate the info button (works on the root directory only), and so gave up.
--M.
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