sorbits
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10 years ago It’s the default because that’s how mate works (and I like it).
The mate command though has an option to disable it:
-n, --no-reactivation After edit with -w, do not re-activate the calling app.
You’re welcome to submit a pull request adding a similiar option (and also read the option from the rmate.rc file).
On 25 Nov 2013, at 23:28, diab303 wrote:
Trying to close multiple files at the end of a coding session (cmd-w repeatedly in textmate) will close the first file then the terminal controlling it because on close the terminal gets focus. I'm not sure why this is the default behavior but luckily it's rather easy to fix (cmd['re-activate'] = false in line 175)
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Trying to close multiple files at the end of a coding session (cmd-w repeatedly in textmate) will close the first file then the terminal controlling it because on close the terminal gets focus. I'm not sure why this is the default behavior but luckily it's rather easy to fix (cmd['re-activate'] = false in line 175)