[missing-sync-palmos-talk] Re: DayNotez or alternate journaling application with Desktop component?

[Mark Hadfield]

You can download the TextMate scripts from http:// 
www.markhadfield.com/dropbox/Journal.tmbundle.zip

Sorry I didn't have time to write any documentation or even annotate  
the scripts with comments.

Once unzipped, move Journal.tmbundle to your ~/Library/Application  
Support/TextMate/Bundles folder.

Run the scripts from TextMate's Automation -> Run Command -> Journal  
menu. First select the files and/or folders that you'd like the  
scripts to apply to in TextMate's project drawer.

The scripts require Tiger.

You may be able to modify the scripts for other editors. Each script  
produces HTML containing the creation date, file name and content of  
each of the selected files within the selected folders. TextMate  
renders this in a window but I guess you could just write it to a  
file and then open it in a web browser. The HTML includes links to  
TextMate for each file, but I guess you could replace these with  
file:// links.

You can download an evaluation of TextMate from www.macromates.com to  
see how it all works.

Mark

On JMon, 2 Jan 2006 10:50:59 -0500, Patricia Warwick  
<Patricia at PatriciaWarwick.com> wrote:

> Mark, I have a similar Mac editing product (skEdit) ... do you think
> that I could modify your scripts to use it?