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Textmate url scheme

#1

hi,

any chance something like this will come blog.macromates.com/2007/the-tex … rl-scheme/?

:smile:

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#2

Hi,

since i currently do not use sublime as my main editor (lacks some things), i cannot help you with that, sorry.

But I really appreciate your repsonse to my feature request, that you tried to already implement my request as a plugin is just great and shows what potential this community has :smile:.

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#3

Does this still work with Sublime 2 for Windows? How about making it work on OS X?

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#4

I am hoping you can help. I have spent the past several hours trying to figure out how to get this working and have had no luck. I am on OSXLion using Sublime 2 build 2091. How do I get this loaded and working? I have added it as a new plugin and tried relaunching Sublime. I notice that it created a pyc file along with the py one. This is my first day using Sublime and I don’t normally code it python, so it could be something very obvious.

Thanks in advance!

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#5

I’m a Mac OSX user too and would like to use this but don’t know where to start. I’m working with Play! Framework (Scala) - it can generate the txmt:// urls to link straight from the browser to the code.

Silly newbie questions - Is this python code for Sublime 2? Where do I put the py file to add the extension to sublime? Did anyone else work out how to register the protocol with OSX?

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#6

Hey, thanks for the reply. Totally missed it - I’ll get in touch with him

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#7

I hacked together a quick app that registers a txmt handler for ST2, based on a similar app for Emacs. It should do what you want:

https://github.com/hiddenbek/subl-handler

There’s link to a 10.6/10.7 binary, or you can build from source. Run it once, verify the path to subl and you should be all set.

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#8

Any news ?
Any plans for windows, linux ?

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#9

vote now: sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/97042-/

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#10

for windows: bitbucket.org/sublimator/sublimeprotocol/src/

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#11

for windows: bitbucket.org/sublimator/sublimeprotocol/src/

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#12

Oh yes, Thanks. It works well :smile:

But i dont understand how does it work. Why a need a key map ?

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#13

[quote=“hiddenbek”]I hacked together a quick app that registers a txmt handler for ST2…
https://github.com/hiddenbek/subl-handler
[/quote]

Because my txmt:// urls were registered with BBEdit, I had to use this free tool http://www.rubicode.com/Software/RCDefaultApp/ to change the default app from BBEdit to subl-handler.

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#14

Fro the mac users out there, this worked for me.
stackoverflow.com/questions/9435 … 4#11619954

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#15

Hi, I just writed an article on my blog concerning the handling of txmt:// url scheme on Ubuntu.

I posted an answer on this AskUbuntu question

Hope this works for you.

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