SUPPORT = ENV['TM_SUPPORT_PATH'] # Retrieves the path of textmates ruby modules
DIALOG = ENV['DIALOG'] # retrieves the tm_dialog command

require SUPPORT + '/lib/escape'
require SUPPORT + '/lib/osx/plist'

# Set up your menu items
# Create an array of associative arrays that will hold your menu items
#
# NOTE: the key names of the associative array are:
# title: The menu Title
# path: The value that is associated to the selected item
# 
# When you select a menu item tm_dialog retuns both the title and path
# of the selected menu item 

items = []
items << {
  "title" => "Macs",
  "path" => "Rule"
}

items << {
  "title" => "Windows",
  "path" => "Stinks"
}

# Create a container associative array to hold your menu items
#
# transform an associative array into a plist (Property List, which is just an XML file). to_plist appears
# to be an extention that textmate loads up automatically
plist = {'menuItems' => items}.to_plist

# Run the tm_dialog command and load the result as a parsed property list.
# NOTE: e_sh is provided by the escape module.
res = OSX::PropertyList::load(`#{e_sh(DIALOG)} -up #{e_sh(plist)}`)

# simply display the returned path of the selected menu item
puts res['selectedMenuItem']['path']

SUPPORT = ENV['TM_SUPPORT_PATH'] # Retrieves the path of textmates ruby modules
DIALOG = ENV['DIALOG'] # retrieves the tm_dialog command

require SUPPORT + '/lib/escape'

# Set up your menu items
# Create an array of associative arrays that will hold your menu items
#
# NOTE: the key names of the associative array are:
# title: The menu Title
# path: The value that is associated to the selected item
# 
# When you select a menu item tm_dialog retuns both the title and path
# of the selected menu item 

items = []
items << {
  "title" => "Macs",
  "path" => "Rule"
}

items << {
  "title" => "Windows",
  "path" => "Stinks"
}

# Create a container associative array to hold your menu items
#
# transform an associative array into a plist (Property List, which is just an XML file). to_plist appears
# to be an extention that textmate loads up automatically
plist = {'menuItems' => items}.to_plist

# Run the tm_dialog command and load the result as a parsed property list.
# NOTE: e_sh is provided by the escape module.
res = OSX::PropertyList::load(`#{e_sh(DIALOG)} -up #{e_sh(plist)}`)

# simply display the returned path of the selected menu item
puts res['selectedMenuItem']['path']

SUPPORT = ENV['TM_SUPPORT_PATH'] # Retrieves the path of textmates ruby modules
DIALOG = ENV['DIALOG'] # retrieves the tm_dialog command

require SUPPORT + '/lib/escape'

# NOTE: the key names of the associative array are:
# title: The menu Title
# path: The value that is associated to the selected item
# 
# When you select a menu item tm_dialog retuns both the title and path
# of the selected menu item 

items = []
items << {
  "title" => "Macs",
  "path" => "Rule"
}

items << {
  "title" => "Windows",
  "path" => "Stinks"
}

# transform an associative array into a plist (XML file). to_plist appears
# to be an extention that textmate loads up automatically
plist = {'menuItems' => items}.to_plist

# Run the tm_dialog command and load the result as a parsed property list.
# NOTE: e_sh is provided by the escape module.
res = OSX::PropertyList::load(`#{e_sh(DIALOG)} -up #{e_sh(plist)}`)

# simply display the returned path of the selected menu item
puts res['selectedMenuItem']['path']

SUPPORT = ENV['TM_SUPPORT_PATH'] # Retrieves the path of textmates ruby modules
DIALOG = ENV['DIALOG'] # retrieves the tm_dialog command

require SUPPORT + '/lib/escape'

# NOTE: the key names of the associative array are:
# title: The menu Title
# path: The value that is associated to the selected item
# 
# When you select a menu item tm_dialog retuns both the title and path
# of the selected menu item 

items = []
items << {
  "title" => "Macs",
  "path" => "Rule"
}

items << {
  "title" => "Windows",
  "path" => "Stinks"
}

# transform an associative array into a plist (XML file). to_plist appears
# to be an extention that textmate loads up automatically
plist = {'menuItems' => items}.to_plist

# Run the tm_dialog command and load the result as a parsed property list.
# NOTE: e_sh is provided by the escape module.
res = OSX::PropertyList::load(`#{e_sh(DIALOG)} -up #{e_sh(plist)}`)

# simply display the returned path of the selected menu item
puts res['selectedMenuItem']['path']

Use TextMate's tm_dialog command to create user defined menus

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