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If you’re like me then you no longer use multiple windows in Terminal.app at all, relying on tabs in a single window instead. Unfortunately this makes the hotkeys for switching between windows somewhat useless, so I did this SIMBL plug-in a while ago to change ⌘1-9 to switch between the tabs in the current window instead. I completely forgot to post it, but you can now download it here. See this post for how to install.

Ciarán :: Dec.10.2007 :: OS X, Projects :: 44 Comments »

I recently did some extensive reverse-engineering of Quick Look to investigate the API, mainly to track down how to get the cool zooming effect when Quick-Looking a file in Finder. It turns out it’s pretty simple to use Quick Look from your own code.

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Ciarán :: Dec.07.2007 :: Cocoa :: 13 Comments »

This just fixes a memory leak that could occur when using projects which weren’t under Subversion control. I’d recommend that everyone update to the new version.

Ciarán :: Dec.07.2007 :: Projects, TextMate :: 17 Comments »

Today I’ll talk about getting around in your projects. First up: moving between tabs in the project window.

To switch to the tab to either side of the current one you can use ⌥⌘← and ⌥⌘→, and to move directly to a tab simply press ⌘ and a number from 1-9. You can use the mouse to reposition tabs to move related files next to each other, to make switching easier.

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Ciarán :: Dec.06.2007 :: TextMate, Tips :: 5 Comments »