This probably is a simple bug that it is somewhat annoying to have:
If we run TextMate and have the folder panel on the left (such as if we use "mate ." in Bash).
If we are editing a file do.rb and now we want another one to try a different approach, and we "Save As" do1.rb, now the file do1.rb will show in the file panel, but do.rb will not show until a long time later, somehow, after TextMate refresh the folder content... (seems there is no easy way to invoke that ourselves).
But if we edit do.rb and save as do1.rb, the assumption should be that now both files exist?
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noticed that too
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On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 5:14 PM, winterheat winterheat@gmail.com wrote:
This probably is a simple bug that it is somewhat annoying to have:
If we run TextMate and have the folder panel on the left (such as if we use "mate ." in Bash).
If we are editing a file do.rb and now we want another one to try a different approach, and we "Save As" do1.rb, now the file do1.rb will show in the file panel, but do.rb will not show until a long time later, somehow, after TextMate refresh the folder content... (seems there is no easy way to invoke that ourselves).
But if we edit do.rb and save as do1.rb, the assumption should be that now both files exist?
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On Nov 5, 2012, at 17:14, winterheat winterheat@gmail.com wrote:
[…] "Save As" do1.rb, now the file do1.rb will show in the file panel, but do.rb will not show until a long time later
The file browser is autonomous and refreshes based on file system notifications (FSEvents).
That it would show the behavior you describe is pretty weird, to say the least.
Is this on a regular HFS+ local file system (as opposed to a network share, a DropBox synced folder, etc.)?
I tried ‘mate do.rb’, pressed ⌘S + ⌃⌘R to save and reveal file browser. Then ⇧⌘S and named it ‘do1.rb’ — the new file showed up more or less instantly and the old one did not disappear. Is it 100% reproducible for you?
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