Allan Odgaard 6cbf04547e The mate command will only default to UUID when stdin is empty ...

This is a minor change of the behavior introduced in 18d9aa030, which made it default to the new --uuid mode when TM_DOCUMENT_UUID was set, and no files were given. This meant that commands (executed from TextMate) could not do something like:

    echo foo|"$TM_MATE"

Since there is no way to know if data is actively being sent to mate, we check if the length of data read is zero, and treat that as “no data was sent to mate”, but in theory a command could pipe potential empty user data to mate, which would lead to the wrong behavior. A command that may do this, should unset the TM_DOCUMENT_UUID environment variable.

2014-02-26 08:29:42 +07:00

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src

The mate command will only default to UUID when stdin is empty

2014-02-26 08:29:42 +07:00

target

Add -u/--uuid option to mate shell tool

2014-02-11 16:45:39 +07:00