It's a sequence of 4 activities, each one taken from a separate textivate resource.
The 4 parts make up the complete story:
This post explores a new feature in textivate sequences. (Don't know what a sequence is? Look here for starters.)
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The above sequence (in French) is based on 9 separate resources, each one dealing with a different section of the same story. (It's a description of the action from a Simon's Cat video called Fly Guy -- the sequence is actually made up of all of the activities featured on this blog post.)
If you try out the sequence, you'll see that as you complete one activity and click on the "Next" button, you are taken to a different activity based on the next piece of text -- each piece of text is actually a separate textivate file.
So how is this done?
Well, the easiest way is to open textivate in 2 separate browser tabs: one with an empty text box so that you can create your sequence and one that you use to open resources and get the urls.
Start by typing the following into your empty "Show all" text box: