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- bailed out from approach to assign more than one scope to Bundle commands; now there're three scopes available: Input Field (incl. Query Editor since it only differs in current_query and insert_as_snippet which falls back to current_line and tooltip message), Data Table, and General (which means that these commands are available app-wide)
- moved "Disable Command" to scope popup menu since it's related
- Input Field and Data Table commands will be shown as submenus in the Bundles main menu; all General commands will be added without creating a special submenu (only Category submenus will be generated)
- fixed and simplified several issues
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since it works in a sheet only and due to future extensions
• fixed init in SPEditSheetTextView
• Bundle Editor: minor bug fixing
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- minor fixes
- command textView is now a SPEditSheetTextView for better undo behaviour and font storing in the Prefs if changed
- if Bundle Editor is already opened ^⌥⌘B brings it to the front
• the installation of spTheme and spBundle files (via eg double-clicking at them in Finder) now moves the files to SP's application folder (if successful)
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• generalised [NSString runBashCommand...]
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- input, input fallback, output implemented plus validation
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the chance to drag a bundle from the table view to Finder which creates a complete foo.spBundle bundle folder for exporting a Bundle easily
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- not yet visible
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