If you want something to happen on each save regardless whether it was
initiated by hitting Ctrl-s or by auto-save, the best approach would be to
register a callback on 'save2' event which fires after any save. For
example:
from collections import Counter
counter = Counter()
def activate():
c.user_dict['my_callback'] = my_callback
g.registerHandler('save2', my_callback)
def deactivate():
h = c.user_dict.pop('my_callback', None)
if h:
g.unregisterHandler('save2', h)
def my_callback(tag, kw):
c = kw.get('c')
counter[c.mFileName] += 1
g.es('git commit -a -m "version %d"'%counter[c.mFileName]) # do whatever
activate() # or deactivate()
Of course, you would use some method to actually run git command in the
right folder instead of writing to Log pane.
HTH Vitalije
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