rmate | Remote TextMate 2 implemented as shell script | Code Editor library
kandi X-RAY | rmate Summary
kandi X-RAY | rmate Summary
TextMate 2 adds a nice feature, where it is possible to edit files on a remote server using a helper script. The original helper script provided with TM2 is implemented in ruby. Here is my attempt to replace this ruby script with a shell script, because in some cases a ruby installation might just be too much overhead for just editing remote files. This script can be used with some other editors (e.g. Sublime Text) via available plug-ins. The shell script needs to be copied to the server, you want to remote edit files, on. After that, you should set-up your editor to communicate with rmate.
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QUESTION
I am using rmate (sublime) to edit files on a remote server. After a broken pipe, after I reconnect, I have to close and re-open the files to continue editing and saving the changes.
Similarly, if I rename a file on the remote server, I have to close the file with the old name and reopen the file with the new name.
Is there a way to refresh the files so that I don't need to close and open them again?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-07 at 12:41I've always used this post to setup a new rmate/rsub host.
I've recently switched to the RemoteSubl
package that is mentioned in the accepted answer.
Even tho the last commit comes from Oct 2019, the script is still working as expected, with the following improvements compaired to rsub
;
- support multiple files via rmate foo bar.
- use the same view when opening the same file twice.
- notify when connection lost.
- resume previous connection when it was lost.
- better status bar messages when saving file and when encountering errors.
- bring up Sublime Text on different platforms.
Note: I'm not associated with the one of the mentioned packages
QUESTION
I am currently using rsub (rmate for sublime text 3) to open remote files locally.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-23 at 23:07rmate does not support directories, as the error says:
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