I notice that from the OS X command line we can open a source file at a particular line (i.e. with that line automatically selected in Atom) by using the atom command and appending :lineNumber to the file name, for example:
$ atom filterByDue.coffee:27
To open the filterByDue.coffee file with the cursor selecting line 27
I wonder whether it would be possible to capture the :lineNumber from the command line and use it in FoldingText for Atom to open the file with the cursor on a particular line in the view buffer ?
( If that did look possible, my next question might be whether we could extend that kind of command line option to :uniqueLineID ?)
( The context is that I setting up a menu of reports which filter across all the FTML files in a folder, and it would be good to be able to click on a line in a filtered report, and jump to the relevant file and line for further editing or further reading )
I notice that from the OS X command line we can open a source file at a particular line (i.e. with that line automatically selected in Atom) by using the atom command and appending
:lineNumberto the file name, for example:To open the
filterByDue.coffeefile with the cursor selecting line 27I wonder whether it would be possible to capture the
:lineNumberfrom the command line and use it in FoldingText for Atom to open the file with the cursor on a particular line in the view buffer ?( If that did look possible, my next question might be whether we could extend that kind of command line option to
:uniqueLineID?)( The context is that I setting up a menu of reports which filter across all the FTML files in a folder, and it would be good to be able to click on a line in a filtered report, and jump to the relevant file and line for further editing or further reading )