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##Instructions
1. Create a new Command: Bundles > Bundle Editor > Edit Commands
2. Click the "+" button to add a new command
3. Give your command a descriptive name ("TM Path in title", for example)
4. Set the following properties on the command: {save:Nothing, Input:None, Output:Show as Tool Tip, Activation:⌥⌘T, Scope Selector: NULL}
5. Close the command window
6. Test out a document inside a project. The title should be replaced with an absolute path based on the root directory of your project.
> Feedback and improvements are absolutely welcome. I'm looking to find a way to automatically fire this when a document is opened. Anybody know if this is possible?
1. Create a new Command: Bundles > Bundle Editor > Edit Commands
2. Click the "+" button to add a new command
3. Give your command a descriptive name ("TM Path in title", for example)
4. Set the following properties on the command: {save:Nothing, Input:None, Output:Show as Tool Tip, Activation:⌥⌘T, Scope Selector: NULL}
5. Close the command window
6. Test out a document inside a project. The title should be replaced with an absolute path based on the root directory of your project.
> Feedback and improvements are absolutely welcome. I'm looking to find a way to automatically fire this when a document is opened. Anybody know if this is possible?
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#!/bin/bash A=${TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY:-""} B=${A##*/} C=${TM_FILEPATH:-""} D=${C/$A/\/$B} [[ ! -z $C ]] && { osascript -e "tell application \"TextMate\" to set name of window 1 to \"$D\""; } :
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