i usualy drag all project folder to the drawer. this way, any change on files will take effect here after you change focus. for example if i delete the reference of a file, will disapear, but only till i change the focus from and back tot textmate.

On 8/31/07, Bernat Lleonart bernat.lleonart@gmail.com wrote:

Hi,

I've been seeing this for some time, and I'd like to know if any of you knows what the problem is:

Let's say I'm editing a file (file1.html), and I save it with another name (Save as file2.html). After that action, I'll be editing file2.html, but if I want to open file1.html, it doesn't show in the project drawer. I can't access it using Command+T, either.

If I quit Textmate and reopen it, then I can see file1.html in the drawer.

Thanks!

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Hi,

On 31/08/2007, Jeroen van der Ham jeroen@je-ju.net wrote:

Bernat Lleonart wrote:

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Hi,

I've been seeing this for some time, and I'd like to know if any of you knows what the problem is:

Let's say I'm editing a file (file1.html), and I save it with another name (Save as file2.html). After that action, I'll be editing file2.html, but if I want to open file1.html, it doesn't show in the project drawer. I can't access it using Command+T, either.

Yes, unfortunately this is they way TextMate works...the current design of the drawer does not allow live monitoring of the underlying file system.

I didn't know that.

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If I quit Textmate and reopen it, then I can see file1.html in the drawer.

It should be enough to just switch to another app, and then back to TextMate. That triggers an update of the drawer, and then your file should appear.

That's true, thanks for the tip :)