• make it accept initial parameters for the controls and return the new set
when the window close
• update Example.nib to have some controls and bind these to the parameters
objects
It still needs a way to hook buttons to actions (okay/cancel) but basically it
works (though the format will be a bit more structured, so we can pass
additional info, although we probably should do that as line switches, to keep
it simple).
Here is an example of how to use it, from Terminal run:
"$TM_SUPPORT_PATH/bin/tm_dialog" "$TM_SUPPORT_PATH/../Tools/Dialog
PlugIn/Example.nib" <<< $'{searchString = foo; linesOfContext = 1; ignoreCase =
1; }'
This should bring up a find panel (in TextMate, but will not give focus to
TextMate), and when you close that window, it should return the options.
>From within TextMate, you currently can only use this with asynchronous
>commands (e.g. when output is set to HTML) because of how commands lock up
>TextMate (so the UI will appear, but it will be locked, and you need to ⌃C to
>“break” it).
Changed:
U trunk/Tools/Dialog PlugIn/Dialog.mm
U trunk/Tools/Dialog PlugIn/Example.nib/keyedobjects.nib
U trunk/Tools/Dialog PlugIn/tm_dialog.mm
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