[Alphacocoa-devel] [alphacocoa:tickets] #73 Edit remote file locally

[Bernard D. <bde...@us...>]

Not difficult at all. I thought I had already done that but obviously I forgot. 
You may fix that manually:

* open the file alphaServer.tcl inside the application (that is Alpha.app/Contents/Resources/Libraries/AlphaTcl/Tcl/Packages/alphaServer.tcl)
* just after line 793 which is
```
editDocument {*}$cmdArgs $tmpfile
```
add the following instruction
```
switchTo
```

That's all. I just committed the change to the repository ([rev. 1332](http://sourceforge.net/p/alphacocoa/code/1332/)).


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** [tickets:#73] Edit remote file locally**

**Status:** fixed
**Created:** Tue Dec 13, 2016 07:17 PM UTC by Eberhard W Lisse
**Last Updated:** Thu Apr 06, 2017 07:18 PM UTC
**Owner:** Bernard Desgraupes


Hi  Eberhard,

this is certainly feasible. I’ll have a look at the rmate script.
Could you enter an RFE in Alpha’s Tickets tracker so that I have a reminder ?

Cheers,
Bernard


Le 13 déc. 2016 à 19:30, Dr Eberhard W Lisse <el...@li...> a écrit :

Bernard,

during the absence of a production level AlphaCocoa I have been using TextMate2.

There is one feature without which I can no longer work, namely logging onto a remote ssh host with -R #####:localhost:###### and TextMate listening on that port so that if one edits a file on the remote host with rmate filename, TextMate will edit the file in a local window (tab).

rmate sits on the python repository from which pip installs it.

Will it be possible to implement this in AlphaCocoa?

el



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