A weblog about TextMate, the Universe, and Everything
Another entry brought to you by the LGFT (Little Gems For TextMate) project. This is to spice up your email signatures, or perhaps blog posts, by definitions from The Meaning Of Liff. If you don’t know what that is, go and find out.
I just had a weird experience with Camino today. I was casually checking out The Meaning Of Liff and then decided to save the page source, so that I can do something with all the entries later. Sure I could copy and paste the text, but I decide to instead opt for the “save as…” option. Since I wanted to process the text at the end of the day, I tried giving the file the extension txt. Alas, Camino had a different opinion:
Now, why on earth wouldn’t Camino let me save the file with whatever extension I feel like? It is after all my funeral. It seems Safari demonstrates the same kind of behavior. Is this a general feature of Save Panels I was not aware of?
While we are at it, Camino does have an extremely cool feature I had not realized before: Tell it to save the page as Plain Text, and (yes, you guessed it) it will save it as Markdown! Or at least Markdown-like. +1 for Camino over Safari.
Later
