We now keep the root folder and instead replace the inner Contents folder — hopefully this way LaunchServices won’t add the update as a new entry (causing duplicates to show up in the Open With menu).
This should hopefully solve the issue with the (on some systems) fairly aggressive temp cleaner.
Also remove the archive incase the user cancels the update, now that we are extracting it to a less temporary location.
Not really sure if there is any difference, but at least with this, the table view should expect trackMouse:inRect:ofView:untilMouseUp: to run a local event loop (until NSLeftMouseUp).
- The shading is a combination of the scope bar and textured button used in Lion/Mountain Lion.
- Add an inactive state.
- Increase click area of the forward/back buttons while decreasing the image size.
- Switch popup menu cell to NSBackgroundStyleLight, previously the text would go to gray when inactive this prevents that though it does lose the drop shadow.
- Various tweaks to alignment and spacing.
The window uses the empty string, but since we use our represented file property to create proxy icons, test if we should setup SCM status watching, etc., we don’t want to test for either nil or empty string in all these places.
This fixes exception from creating OakFileIconImage from empty string.
This is both convenience, since we setup the TM_SCM variables in several places, but will also allow to register for changed variables (and thus, fetch branch name in a thread).
The file browser was still observing FSItemDidReloadNotification in its dealloc. Prior to ARC we used ‘self.outlineView = nil’ which removed us as observer, but after ARC we no longer execute that line.
Presently the ‘@symbol’ syntax is not implemented.
I have removed the glob text field (so fixes#601), if it comes back, it’ll likely be as a different control, but I think we can do without this extra filtering. You can set the various include/exclude patterns for the file browser.
The tabs are also gone, though you can still use Go → Go to Tab → [ Project Folder (⌘1) | Go → Open Documents (⌘2) ] and the “Open Documents” mode list all open documents from the current project window (so partial fix for #139).
It no longer waits for all items to be loaded when you hit return (fixes#672), though as all open documents from current window are preloaded, it shouldn’t cause a problem when pressing ⌘T + ↩ quickly to go to previous file.
The problem with this feature is that it includes all untitled documents including e.g. the current bundle item being edited. For things like ⌘T we only want to show untitled documents from the current window.
Issues remaining:
* VoiceOver for some reason cannot track keyboard focus
(i.e. moving down the list with just down arrow does not move
VoiceOver cursor). User has to move the VO cursor instead using VO-down
(and keyboard cursor follows in this case)
* the pasteboard window isn't focused automatically for VoiceOver, user
has to switch manually to it using VO-F2-F2
When you control-click the empty part of the file browser and select “Show in Finder” a Finder window will open showing the currently selected folder.
You can go about this other ways, but I find that this feature complements the already existing "New Folder" menu item in the no-items-selected context menu of the file browser.
This patch is public domain.
This is only if there are no other documents with unsaved changes and the user has ‘open documents from last session’ enabled in preferences.
The rationale behind only offering it for untitled documents is that we can be sure that these will not be modified by another program while TextMate is not running. It also seems to be less valuable to have TextMate keep unsaved changes to a file that exist on disk, in fact, it’s a pretty bad behavior IMHO (and dangerous if other programs may work on the file).
