[TxMt] edit file in browser
Michael Reece
mreece at vinq.com
Wed Sep 6 17:00:11 UTC 2006
textmate supports a txmt:// schemed url of the form txmt://open?
url=file://...
assuming that you are browsing file:// urls, you can use a
bookmarklet like this:
javascript:open('txmt://open?url=file://'+location.pathname).close()
or it you are viewing http://localhost/ urls, you can use a
bookmarket like this:
javascript:open('txmt://open?url=file:///Library/WebServer/
Documents'+location.pathname).close()
hope that helps,
michael.
On Sep 6, 2006, at 2:11 AM, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
> I'm spending a lot of time writing html mockups, which means i get
> to work lots on "raw" html files not tied to any backend of any
> sorts. So my work usually exists of switching back and forth
> between camino (I use safari for normal browsing) and often
> navigating between files.
> Now what I'd like is a way to catch the file I currently view in
> camino and start to edit it in textmate, and also take the file I
> edit in textmate and show it in camino (in the current tab)
>
> The last thing there should already exist i suppose in some of the
> "preview in browser" actions, but what about getting the current
> html file from camino and editing in textmate?
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