Hello Allan - I have a request for 2.0:
in the Bundle Editor I've several times made the grave error of hitting delete one too many times and accidentally deleting an entire bundle. for whatever reason, when I'm in the BE and going through my commands, macros, etc, I've managed to accidentally select the bundle itself and hit delete. not such a big deal if they're stock bundles but many of mine have been customized to suit my needs.
anyway, I've made this mistake a couple of times and I'd just like to suggest a warning dialog of some kind that pops up before you delete an entire Bundle.
I know it's kind of a spaz move on my part - but if it's happened to me than it's happened to other people too.
thanks!
Bennett
Four observations:
1. After you delete a bundle, look in the Trash. 2. I receive a warning when I try and delete a bundle that isn't empty. [1] 3. When you make customizations, TextMate automatically puts a copy in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles. If you delete a customized bundle, check your backups. 4. You don't keep customizations in source control?
[1]: http://emberapp.com/ceager/images/textmate-bundle-delete-confirmation
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 8:54 PM, plastichairdoo plastichairdoo@gmail.comwrote:
Hello Allan - I have a request for 2.0:
in the Bundle Editor I've several times made the grave error of hitting delete one too many times and accidentally deleting an entire bundle. for whatever reason, when I'm in the BE and going through my commands, macros, etc, I've managed to accidentally select the bundle itself and hit delete. not such a big deal if they're stock bundles but many of mine have been customized to suit my needs.
anyway, I've made this mistake a couple of times and I'd just like to suggest a warning dialog of some kind that pops up before you delete an entire Bundle.
I know it's kind of a spaz move on my part - but if it's happened to me than it's happened to other people too.
thanks!
Bennett
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I misspoke - I could explain but it would take too long...
let's just chalk it up to... youthful abandon? careless love? brain farts? anyway - sorry about that.
b
On Aug 26, 2010, at 1:37 AM, Christian Eager wrote:
Four observations:
- After you delete a bundle, look in the Trash.
- I receive a warning when I try and delete a bundle that isn't empty. [1]
- When you make customizations, TextMate automatically puts a copy in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles. If you delete a customized bundle, check your backups.
- You don't keep customizations in source control?
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 8:54 PM, plastichairdoo plastichairdoo@gmail.com wrote: Hello Allan - I have a request for 2.0:
in the Bundle Editor I've several times made the grave error of hitting delete one too many times and accidentally deleting an entire bundle. for whatever reason, when I'm in the BE and going through my commands, macros, etc, I've managed to accidentally select the bundle itself and hit delete. not such a big deal if they're stock bundles but many of mine have been customized to suit my needs.
anyway, I've made this mistake a couple of times and I'd just like to suggest a warning dialog of some kind that pops up before you delete an entire Bundle.
I know it's kind of a spaz move on my part - but if it's happened to me than it's happened to other people too.
thanks!
Bennett
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