Closed spacelatte closed 8 years ago
The open files with wildcard (*) is definitely the feature that cot command should implement. So, I've separated this issue to #4.
Regarding creating file without --new
option, I'm still wondering which is the most standard behavior and what if user just miss typed the filename. I need to study other command-line editors a bit.
after seeing few (nano vim and atom etc) thry do seem like opening new file but they dont create actual file on the filesystem. maybe buffer/tempfile but no actual filename being saved unless you do cmd+s (save command)or save while quit prompt
Thanks for the idea. However, CotEditor cannot adopt this strategy because of the Apple's Sandboxing. By a sandboxed application, a file must be created before opening it on the application. Otherwise user needs to save the file through the save panel.
okay got it, users maybe want pages/numbers style popup dialog but not important for me (cli guy here) as far as i concerned, original thing is implemented it will cover 90% of people's needs...
Sorry for my late implementation. But wildcard will be able to be used from the next version.
like behavior of nano, just opening (maybe temp) file if given argument does not exist.
btw opening multiple files at once would be very nice. example: