Question

In Textmate 1 I was used to being able to include folders from different locations in my project drawer. Is this still possible in Textmate 2?

Example: I’ve got the follwing (real) file structure:

/my_software
    /system_a
        /module_b
            /src_b (This is my actual project folder)
/other_software
    /system_y
        /module_z
            /src_z (I want to have this folder in my project file tree, for reference)

And I want my Textmate 2 project file browser look like this, which was easy in Textmate 1 by adding existing folders to the drawer:

/src_b
/src_z

Is this still possible in Textmate 2? E.g. by adding the external folder in the .tm_properties file?

Was it helpful?

Solution

The best way to do this currently is to just use symbolic links. Here is how you do this from the command line considering the above directory structure:

$ mkdir my_project
$ cd my_project
$ ln -s /my_software/system_a/module_b/src_b .
$ ln -s /other_software/system_y/module_z/src_z .
$ mate .

Hope this helps!

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