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I'd like to create a TextMate project that consists of all files in a particular folder, with the added stipulation that as files are added to (or removed from) that folder that they be added/removed from the TextMate project.
Is this possible?
I'd love to have a TextMate project that can mirror the list of files being worked with by the folder storing Elements files…
I figured it out!
The key was using the Bundles -> Select Bundle Item... (^+⌘+T) dialog box. When the box options, in the search field at the top of the dialog box, click the down arrow on the magnifying glass and change the search type from "Item title" to "Key equivalent".
Now you can press the ⌘+⌥+\ key combination and the list will filter to show you the commands bound to that combination:
When you create a script in AppleScript Editor and then save it as an Application, there is an option to show a Startup Screen, as shown in the image below:
When that option is enabled, when you launch the script in the Finder, it will first show that initial dialog before continuing.
As long as the AppleScript script-application in question wasn't saved with the Run Only option (see the image above), you should be able to open the script in AppleScript Editor by dragging the script-application's icon onto AppleScript Editor's icon. (When a script is saved as Run Only, AppleScript Editor won't allow you to open it to see the source code). So, if you are able to open it OK, then you could Save a copy of it and make sure the Startup Screen option is disabled.
As for why this suddenly started happening when yesterday it didn't, I'm not sure. What version of OS X are you using?
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Isn't it how it's working already?
I just tried drag'n'dropping a folder on the Textmate icon, it opens in "project mode", then I added a file to the folder, which Textmate did too, when gaining focus. And deleting the file and focusing Textmate made it disappear from the project pane.