[TxMt] Insert File/Path names + open a file without using a GUI

[Hans-Jörg Bibiko]

Hi,

I rewrote my Command 'Insert File/Path Name + AutoCorrect'.
Key: CTRL+TAB
Scope: none

BTW I use this Command very often to open a file without a mouse or  
GUI. Just type:
'mate ' and invoke this Command, and finally press CTRL+R.

To illustrate that Command I did a screencast (without sound because  
my mic is out of order, but there are written comments)

http://www.bibiko.de/TM_InsertFilePathNames.mov  (ca. 5.7MB)

Comments are welcome!

Best,
Hans

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Some features:
- simulates the TAB behaviour on a console with pull down menu,
    auto correction by looking backwards for a vaild begin of a path/ 
file name,
    and supports relative path names using TM_DIRECTORY
- it tries to complete that file name according to the file name  
before the caret's position
   (i.e.: It is possible to use this command not only at the end of  
the line but also at the end of a
          given path within the line and even inside a given path to  
change it.)

- to auto-complete files beginning with a dot type:
    e.g.: '~/.p'   to look for dot files beginning with p
          '~/.+'   to list all dot files in the home directory

- if TM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT, TM_SUPPORT_PATH, etc. occures in a line it  
will use this directory as start point

Hints:
   The path ./ will be substitue with $TM_DIRECTORY!
   ../ is also supported for relative paths using $TM_DIRECTORY as root!
   You can use wildcards. e.g. ~/Pictures/.*jpg (for all jpg files)  
[case sensitive!]
   Symlinks are supported but not for changing a given path name.
   You can use TAB to jump to the end of the line, or if there is a  
space in front of the
     inserted path name you can jump to that space to delete or to  
insert a /.
     (Because this command inserts the text as snippet)