On 12. May 2007, at 01:03, Charilaos Skiadas wrote:
On May 11, 2007, at 9:34 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
• open using the viewer set as TM_PDF_VIEWER — this should either
be a bundle identifier or the application name with its “.app”
suffix (e.g. ‘net.sourceforge.pdfview’ or ‘PDFView.app’).
Preferably TM_LATEX_VIEWER should be deprecated in favor of this
more appropriately named variable.
That would be fine by me, but of course it assumes that the user
uses the same pdf viewer for both their LaTeX and Markdown needs.
But I am definitely such a person.
Yeah, I was also wondering if we should do something akin to: $
{TM_«bundle»_PDF_VIEWER:-${TM_PDF_VIEWER:-Preview.app}}. But if so,
maybe abstract this away. If we provide bundle items with a simple
“get” function then that could even (with properly exposed variables
for the name of the bundle + name of current bundle item) first check
a variable corresponding to just the command, then the bundle, then
the “global”, and finally the fallback.
But I am not sure this is really needed ;)
We may want some magic value to indicate that PDF viewing should
be done in TextMate (i.e. using the HTML output window).
I think the LaTeX bundle using either "html" or the absence of the
variable.
Yes, it uses html, which we probably want to revise (seeing how a) it
doesn’t necessarily need to be via the HTML output window in the
future and b) setting a viewer to ‘html’ is nonsensical for the user).
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