[TxMt] Blogging bundle: support for dragging files that are not images?

[Daniel Käsmayr]

Hello Allan,

I don't know about patches, but this will, at least upload files and  
insert Markdown/<a href> links to the uploaded file… I don't know  
about textile, so feel free to add that. Of course, it would be much  
more clean if one had just one method for uploading but the hack  
works, I believe.

As for the dragged URLs: this would need to be done on a TextMate  
level, but the dragged item should be noted as URL by the OS, and as  
such we would just need some mechanism for accepting it ;) I guess it  
would take Allan about -56 seconds to do so, and yes I have read the  
"bug reporting how to" by ranchero.com ;)

Just add this to blogging.rb

   def upload_file
     require "#{ENV['TM_SUPPORT_PATH']}/lib/progress.rb"
     require "#{ENV['TM_SUPPORT_PATH']}/lib/escape.rb"
     require 'xmlrpc/base64'

     # Makes sure endpoint is determined and elements are parsed
     current_password = password

     # The packet we will be constructing
     data = {}

     full_path = ENV['TM_DROPPED_FILEPATH']
     upload_name, alt = upload_name_for_path(full_path)

     data['name'] = upload_name
     data['bits'] = XMLRPC::Base64.new(IO.read(full_path))

     TextMate.call_with_progress(:title => "Upload File", :message =>  
"Uploading to Server “#{@host}”…") do
       begin
         result = client.newMediaObject(self.blog_id, self.username,  
current_password, data)
         url = result['url']
         if url
           case ENV['TM_SCOPE']
             when /\.markdown/
               print "[${1:#{alt}}](#{url})"
             else
               print %Q{<a href="#{url}" alt="${1:#{CGI::escapeHTML  
alt}}"#{height_width}#{ENV['TM_XHTML']}>}
           end
         else
           TextMate.exit_show_tool_tip("Error uploading file.")
         end
       rescue XMLRPC::FaultException => e
         TextMate.exit_show_tool_tip("Error uploading file. Check  
your configuration and try again.")
       end

Dan

PS: Thanks to the original blogging.rb code and the fact that ruby is  
so easy to read and understand, even for non-rubyists like myself ;)
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