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How do I get TextMate to use Ruby on Rails by default?

How do I make TextMate use the Rails bundle by default? On some files it's enabled, and on others (including models) it's not, and I wish it would just assume that every .rb file is a Ruby on Rails file unless I tell it otherwise.

Is there a project-level or global setting for this?

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As far as I know you have to change the scope selector for each bundle. Maybe TM2 will be different.

Jarrod  2009-07-22 19:12:17
+1  A: 

It's possible to do it at a global level, but you have to edit and view some plist files to make it work. Check out this site for more information.

Andrew  2009-07-22 19:16:38
That sorted it. Thanks!
Jamie Rumbelow  2009-07-22 20:18:15

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