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Description: Command-line package manager for textmate. Like rubygems for TextMate Bundles
Homepage: http://www.yehudakatz.com
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Renamed the methods installed => list, list => remote
  It makes so much more sense to me to keep it as much like rubygems 
  standard keywords as possible.
  I don't know of an existing standard for listing remote 
  bundles/gems/whatever so I just used "remote"
    seems relatively obvious what it should do, no?
subtleGradient (author)
Wed May 14 20:50:22 -0700 2008
commit  ed74b1842e453fad7a02d2286abf859f7deb01ff
tree    a1c19e3ecaec0cce1448fc12cac0f5b17ea86be3
parent  391b75690ad42e87959c65731f3313ab1ce19e39
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 class TextmateInstaller < Thor
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-  desc "list [SEARCH]", "Lists all the matching remote bundles"
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-  def list(limit = "")
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+  # CHANGED: renamed list to remote. Could there be a better name?
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+  desc "remote [SEARCH]", "Lists all the matching remote bundles"
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+  def remote(limit = "")
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     limit = Regexp.new(".*#{limit}.*", "i")
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     puts "\nBundles\n-------\n"
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     results = %x[svn list #{svn_for("bundles")}]
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     puts results.map {|x| x.split(".")[0]}.select {|x| x =~ limit}.join("\n")
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   end
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-  desc "installed", "lists all the bundles installed locally"
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-  def installed()
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+  desc "list", "lists all the bundles installed locally"
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+  def list()
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     bundles_paths.each do |location,bundles_path|
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       puts location.to_s << " Bundles\n" << location.to_s.gsub(/./,'-') << '--------'
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       puts Dir["#{e_sh bundles_path}/*.tmbundle"].map {|x| x.split("/").last.split(".").first}.join("\n")
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 end
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 TextmateInstaller.start
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-# FIXME: Rename methods to more closely match rubygems

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