Im guessing from the other discussions floating around that there is some way to make "smart" folders in the project drawer, most likely using regex matches on filenames, but I am unclear exactly how to do this, perhaps someone could enlighten me?
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On 14 Oct 2004, at 11:00, Chris Jenkins wrote:
Im guessing from the other discussions floating around that there is some way to make "smart" folders in the project drawer, most likely using regex matches on filenames, but I am unclear exactly how to do this, perhaps someone could enlighten me?
Drag folder to Project drawer. Select folder and click on the 'info' button in the bottom right corner of the drawer.
Regards, -- Andre
Andre Posumentov andre@alpdesignworks.com wrote:
Drag folder to Project drawer. Select folder and click on the 'info' button in the bottom right corner of the drawer.
Is there a simple pattern to include ".htaccess" files but not other hidden files?
Thanks,
Allan Odgaard allan@macromates.com wrote:
On 14. Oct 2004, at 12:38, José Campos wrote:
Is there a simple pattern to include ".htaccess" files but notother hidden files?
This is the default pattern I use in the current beta: ^.*/(.htaccess|(?!.)[^/]*)$
OK, it works fine! But it did not, since all my "site" projects were done with earlier versions of TM. Any way to force update the content of the project when it is open again?
Thanks,
José Campos jose.campos+tm@galacsys.com wrote:
Any way to force update the content of the project when it is open again?
OK, my question was stupid. Copy/Paste are my friends ;-)
On 14 Oct 2004, at 11:38, José Campos wrote:
Andre Posumentov andre@alpdesignworks.com wrote:
Drag folder to Project drawer. Select folder and click on the 'info' button in the bottom right corner of the drawer.
Is there a simple pattern to include ".htaccess" files but notother hidden files?
Doesn't the default in 1.0.1b3 do that ?
File Pattern: ^.*/(.htaccess|(?!.)[^/]*)$
-- Andre
Hi,
Apologies if this has already been discussed elsewhere in the list. I couldn't find any references.
Just wanted to ask whether there are any plans to make the Snippets menu hierarchical at some future time?
If you make heavy use of snippets, and jump around between different languages, the current flat structure feels slightly clumsy.
If you're programming in C++, you're unlikely to want to see PHP snippets at the same time, for example.. And a long flat menu with all your snippets displayed makes for tedious scrolling.
Perhaps the ability to have the snippets that are displayed at the top level of the menu linked to the syntax highlighting currently being used? That might be nice - particularly if the plan is to enable "highlighting that changes with context", for people writing in PHP, WebWare, Quixote, etc, with a mixture of scripting language and HTML in the same file.
Cheers, -- Andre
On 14. Oct 2004, at 12:49, Andre Posumentov wrote:
Just wanted to ask whether there are any plans to make the Snippets menu hierarchical at some future time?
Yes! :) While I haven't settled on the exact details, it will improve!
Kind regards Allan
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