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Allan Odgaard bb6d003e4f Read environment variable whitelist from user defaults
This is read using the ‘environmentWhitelist’ key and the value should be a colon-separated list of variables that should be inherited from TextMate’s parent process. If the variable includes an asterisk then it is matched as a glob.

Example:

    defaults write com.macromates.TextMate.preview environmentWhitelist '$default:MANPATH:*EDITOR'

Here ‘$default’ will expand to TextMate’s default whitelist.

Normally TextMate will setup HOME, PATH, TMPDIR, LOGNAME, and USER. If you whitelist any of these, then the variable (if set) will instead be inherited from the parent process.

Closes #718.
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