Closed ericdill closed 8 years ago
Thanks for the suggestion and kind words! :D
advanced-new-file used to have something kind've like this, but it was based on using a weird path separator and typing in multiple paths. It was awkward, but mostly because of that path thing, I think.
That's the main sticking point for me, though. I think it's a very good thing that more or less everything advanced-open-file does revolves around the path in the textarea. It makes reasoning about its state very straightforward; everything can be determined by that path.
I imagine that's why the multiple path thing was added to advanced-new-file in the first place; selecting multiple things outside of the textarea suddenly adds a new piece of state that needs to be considered, but using the path separators combines it all into a single stateful piece again.
I'm leaning towards no on this. Sorry about that, but thanks again for using the package!
I think it's a very good thing that more or less everything advanced-open-file does revolves around the path in the textarea. It makes reasoning about its state very straightforward; everything can be determined by that path.
That makes total sense. Thanks for the clear response, even though the answer was "no"!
Hi Osmose,
(Feel's weird to use your actual name in the greeting since I've never actually met you, even though it is on your GH page...)
This is probably my most-used package in Atom :fireworks: . Thanks for writing and maintaining this!
A number of times now, I have found myself wanting to open a number of folders at the same time through the advanced-open-file interface. Do you think it would be possible to add the ability to select multiple lines at the same time and then dispatch that to the
application:add-project-folder
command? If this is outside the scope of advanced-open-file, I sure understand!Thanks!
[edit] I suppose it would also be worthwhile to dispatch that to the
pane:split-<direction>
andcore:confirm