[TxMt] remembering caret position in long documents

[John Peele [*] Arrival 5 Design]

does this *feature* :)  have any effect on the undo history?

here is my scenario...  same css document as before, when i save the 
document and then switch to safari to preview the changes and then 
switch back to textmate, i no longer have any undo's available for that 
particular document.

any ideas?


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On Oct 29, 2004, at 1:55 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:

On 28. Oct 2004, at 23:58, kumar mcmillan wrote:

> as a workaround for the time being, what I do is always remember to 
> "click" in the center of the document that I am looking at before I 
> switch to another tab.  this way it will hold your place.  definitely 
> a bug though.

A bug is when something behaves differently than _I_ intended it to 
behave! ;)

That said, I've changed the behavior to use the first visual line 
instead of centering the caret -- I'll do a beta build tomorrow, I hope 
to have the refresh bug fixed and external ftp client support also.


Kind regards Allan

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