[TxMt] turning off auto formatting

[dvlogic]

You can use the matlab bundle from the SVN repository.  Octave is mostly
compatible with the matlab syntax.  

On a similar topic - is there a way to get TextMate to select the language
based on a where in the directory structure a file is loaded?  

Matlab/Octave files typically have extensions of ".m" which is the same
extension for objective-c.  I would like to set the language to "Matlab"
when the path contains a matlab directory (example /somedir/matlab/foo.m)
otherwise, just set the language to objective-c.  As I remember from my
emacs days, I had a load hook that was able to make that kind of decision.



Ciarán Walsh-3 wrote:
> 
> 
> On 26 Oct 2007, at 01:07, DushanM wrote:
> 
>> I'm using TextMate to write some script files for the computational
>> program Octave.  These are text files, but TextMate insists on adding
>> formatting that I don't want.  How do I turn this automatic formatting
>> off?
> 
> What kind of formatting are you talking about? Perhaps you mean  
> indentation? You should make sure you have the language set to Plain  
> Text by using the popup menu on the bottom of the window.
> 
> Even better, of course, would be to write a grammar for Octave ;)
> 
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