[TxMt] How to include private additions to syntax coloring?

[Charilaos Skiadas]

On Dec 22, 2006, at 7:01 PM, Holger Frauenrath wrote:
> 1. What are possible ways to make this file take precedence over  
> the original LaTeX language file? So far, I have changed it  
> manually in the language selection at the bottom of the editor  
> window. Is there an automatic way? I guess that I could also remove  
> the above to lines from the original LaTeX language file ... but if  
> I am not mistaken, these changes would mean that future updates to  
> the LaTeX file will be ignored. Is that correct?
>
When you manually set the language for a file with a particular  
extension, TextMate remembers that setting for all files with that  
extension. So once you set it to your language, you shouldn't have to  
worry about it again.

> 2. Which brought up another question for me. Let's assume I made  
> changes to one of the supplied language files. Is there a way to  
> "revert" those changes so that the language file is *for sure* the  
> original one (so that updates are not going to be ignored), without  
> loosing other changes (new cammands etc.) to the associated bundle?

The changes are saved in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/ 
Bundles/Latex.tmbundle/...

Just find the corresponding file there, for the particular command  
you want to revert, and remove it.


> Thanks
> Holger
>

Haris