Load several, but not all bundles

[Gewerd-Strauss]

Hello,

is there a way to load, say three bundles, but not all seventeen you have? I need to work with a lot of languages simultaneously, and the ability to load the three support-bundles I need that day would be much simpler than loading all bundles, just because I have too many options in the bundle-selection if I do so. Especially because the combinations I need often change from a day-to-day basis, so creating way too many hybrid packages seems like a lot of trouble to maintain. Not sure how many would like such a feature, but I can't imagine I am the only one running into such problems.

Thank you,

Sincerely,

~Gw

[lintalist]

Perhaps not directly what you want but you could try the AlwaysLoadBundles option and enter for example default.txt,markdown.txt,css.txt so those three are always loaded. If they change everyday you have to edit it every day of course so might be tedious and I if you only want those three and ignore the others

Another trick you could try: simply move all bundles you don't need to a separate folder so you can "Load All" remaining bundles.

There is a -bundle= command line option but that only supports one bundle for now, that might be something I can look into - selecting them via the menu will be tricky I think.

[Gewerd-Strauss]

I had another idea, to create a menu allowing you to "tag" or set a current window or set of them as "temporary" TitleMatch-conditions, and then give the ability to check which bundles are affected by that group of titlematvhes.

Allow five or so group conditions like that and reset them upon program close/start.

That would allow a quick and easy* way of leveraging the TitleMatch-mechanic to accomplish this.

Sincerely, ~Gw

* I think

[lintalist]

A bit similar to #210 - the list would have to edited as an unsaved document for example may have a * in the title while the saved one doesn't - and you may want it to work in all files not just the one with a specific window title. The program_exe might be better but that isn't a criteria at the moment.

Selecting the bundles from a list / popup would be better (probably)

• [ ] default
• [x] markdown
• [ ] homework
• [x] html
• [ ] some bundle