[TxMt] opening Projects from command line

[Brett Terpstra]

Anybody know why both of these commands are giving me this:

ruby: No such file or directory --
require (LoadError)

???

The shebang is exactly the same as my other *working* commands.  If I mess
around with it until I get it to accept the interpreter, it just starts
giving me syntax errors that I'm pretty sure aren't there.  Any ideas?

I'm interested in these commands, they seem like a really bright idea!  I
just have to figure out what's wrong on my end.

Thanks,
Brett


On 10/7/06 3:38 AM, "Reprisal" <nepenthereprisal at aol.com> wrote:

> This is a good solution to a problem I've had before.  I didn't think
> of using mdfind tho.  I hope you don't mind I took your idea and ran
> with it a little bit. Some simple commands to find and open projects
> from with in text mate:
> 
> I made the key equivalent command+shift+o, which seems to make sense
> and doesn't seem to conflict.  Perhaps they will be of some use.
> 
> William
> 
> On Oct 7, 2006, at 2:39 AM, William Scott wrote:
> 
>> 
>> I'm a new (but paid up) textmate luser, and I am beginning to
>> appreciate the advantages of saving projects, but find that I tend
>> to have them
>> scattered all over my user directory.  I also have a bad memory, so
>> sometimes not only do I forget where they are, I forget what I have
>> named them.  I wanted an easy command-line way to find and open
>> textmate projects regardless of where they are located.  I wrote a
>> shell script that uses mdfind to locate them, permit listing of
>> them, and open
>> them.  This works as a shell script or a zsh function.
>> 
>> http://tinyurl.com/j6gbb/tmpj
>> 
>> tmpj foo
>> 
>> opens the project named foo (actually it will open all projects
>> named foo,
>> so tweak the script if this is problematic) in any location.
>> 
>> If used as a zsh function, I wrote an accompanying completer:
>> 
>> http://tinyurl.com/j6gbb/_tmpj
>> 
>> Then all you do is type tmpj and hit the tab key and you can
>> permute through a list of every textmate project on your hard drive
>> that has been indexed by SpotLight. If you don't want to use zsh,
>> then you can isue the
>> command
>> 
>> tmpj -l
>> 
>> and it will do the same and list possible projects.  Then you just
>> pick a
>> project from the list and issue
>> 
>> tmpj foo
>> 
>> as before.
>> 
>> 
>> HTH someone.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
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