Closed lucaskatayama closed 7 years ago
It's not super-clear from the preferences page for the package, but you can set the default input value to empty, and relative paths refer to the project directory, which accomplishes roughly what you want.
Hope that helps! Let me know if that isn't quite what you want. :D
Well works partially...
When I have a project with too many dir levels path1/path2/path3/path4/index.js
, I'll need to fill all paths.
I was trying to create a file inside the same index.js folder... So using option active file's directory worked... But getting system path (/home/user/dev/git/project ...) annoys me ...
For me... If you open a project... The context should be relative to that project ...
Just an idea...
So you want active file's directory, but relative to the project directory, right? So like if you were editing /Users/foo/project/bar/bazz/biff/bam.txt
, and the project was in /Users/foo/project/bar
, you want the pre-populated path to be bazz/biff/
?
What should happen if you're editing a file outside of the current project?
Yeah ...you got it right...
Editing a file outside IS a problem... Atom has two "modes" like an IDE and like a Text Editor....
I think if i'm editing a file outside... it should show the full path...
Hi, I think it would be great to have an option to hide the full path to project...
Instead of having:
/home/user/path/to/project/
Have something like
./project/
Thanks