Hi,
I noticed the following item in the release notes of version 2.0-alpha.9455:
Add Quick Look generator for file types conforming to
public.source-code. (Jacob Bandes-Storch)
This is a quite welcome feature but there's a problem: TextMate supports
(through bundles) a large number of programming languages whose files that
MacOS X doesn't recognize as source code in the default Apple provided UTI
list. Some of these languages don't have an associated application (other than
a command-line compiler or interpreter). Thus, the only way to add a UTI for
them seems to be to either hijack some application Info.plist file or to create
a dummy application. I'm wondering if TextMate could be o help here, maybe by
using the information provided (or to be provided) in the language bundles.
Cheers,
Paulo
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Paulo Moura
Logtalk developer
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Web: <http://logtalk.org/>
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