Browse Images in TextMate
Looks like TextMate has a pretty sweet built-in interface for browsing through images; all you need to do is install the ImageBrowser bundle (download and run this script to install it), and then hit control-shift-i to see something like this:
It makes finding and inserting images into your code a breeze.
via iamrice
Comments (3 comments)
Hi Bruno
This is exactly what I have been looking for!
But how do I install it?
Bearing in mind, I’m not a Terminal/shell script savvy user. So when you say “run” it, can you explain how to run it.
Pascal / September 22nd, 2006, 6:55 am / #
You’ll just need to download this script to your desktop, and save it with the name “install_image_browser_bundle.sh”. Then, open a new terminal window and change directories (cd) into your desktop folder. Then just run “bash install_image_browser_bundle.sh”. That should do it.
bruno / September 25th, 2006, 1:00 pm / #
Bruno - awesome! I’ve wanted this functionality in Textmate for ages!
Pascal - an even easier way to run the script is to copy and paste it into TextMate, save as script.sh then press CMD+R in TextMate to run the script. You’ll be prompted to make it executable (just agree to the prompt), and it will run.
Better still, use TextMate’s cool GetBundle extension to download new extensions.
Simon / March 4th, 2007, 1:57 pm / #
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