On 25. Oct 2004, at 14:02, José Campos wrote:
> I've just tried the print option in v.1.0.2ß1 : *very nice!*
> (apart from the vertical bar of the final "d"'s that are missing ;-)
Can you send me the resulting PDF (and also the text file and tell me
which font you used)?
> Could wrapping be improved so that the wrapping of a line that
> begins with tab(s) be done at the position of the tab instead of the
> left side of the page?
Yes, this sounds like a good idea (as an option).
Kind regards Allan
I just tried the new Print... option. I know syntax highlight is not on
and that it is using the document font but it seems that the text is too
big for a 12pt font. Marging are too high too.
Nice job.
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Ive been watching a few colleagues of mine using TextMate and one of them
has switched off the smart typing as she finds it doesn't really help her,
the reason is to do with the way she works, which admittedly is slightly
inefficient, but I myself have fallen foul of this as well, here's what she
does:
She types a word and then decides it needs to be a string, so she steps the
caret back to the start of the word and types a quote, but 2 quotes get
added so she then has to delete one of them, then she moves to the end of
the word and types the closing quote, and the same thing happens. So she
switches the feature off as its "annoying". Now she could make a command to
wrap a selection in quotes (as I have done), but it would be nicer if it
could be smarter about when to insert the pair.
Perhaps the pair of characters only get added if they are surrounded by
white space, or if some customisable regex is matched?
Chris
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>> Insert header in every page of the document with file path, date
>> last saved, insert page footer with page number and total number of
>> page of the document etc...
>
> And if this header was customisable with TM_* variables (and some new
> vars), etc etc, that would be great.
I second this idea, and I also think that print options should be
relatively simple: use the document font and tabs, and allow a choice
of printing with syntax highlighting on or off (or just use the
greyscale Quartz filter). There should also be an option to print to
PDF, as in the standard MacOS X Print dialog.
Would it also be possible to print from the web preview? I often write
short notes for others in Markdown, so that I can send them a
marginally more pretty version to them as hard copy or PDF, but keep a
simple text file for myself. It would be nice to be able to print it
from the rendered web preview, without having to render it as a
separate HTML file, open that in a browser and print from there.
Jackie
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Hello,
I am trying to improve the syntaxe for the Latex bundle. However, I am not familiar with plist.
In addition to structures of the type
\begin{..}
\end{...}
I would like to add a folding of the \section, \chapter, \subsection structure.
For this, I thought of adding in a snipped a line at the end of these structures which would be considered as a comment by Latex:
\section{This is a section}
%\end-section{This is a section}
\section{A new section}
....
I have tried to modified the current Latex.plist to :
<key>foldingStartMarker</key>
<string>(\\begin\{.*\}|\\(((sub)*section)|(chapter)|(paragraph)|(part))(\*?)\{.*\})</string>
<key>foldingStopMarker</key>
<string>(\\end\{.*\}|%\\end-(((sub)*section)|(chapter)|(paragraph)|(part))(\*?)\{.*\})</string>
However, this does not work very well as if there is any substructure in a \section of the type (\end{equation}, for example), the folding occurs from \section to \end{equation}.
Anybody could tell me how to correct that??
I thank you in advance!
Normand Mousseau
I am trying to improve the syntaxe for the Latex bundle. However, I am not familiar with plist.
In addition to structures of the type
\begin{..}
\end{...}
I would like to add a folding of the \section, \chapter, \subsection structure.
For this, I thought of adding in a snipped a line at the end of these structures which would be considered as a comment by Latex:
\section{This is a section}
%\end-section{This is a section}
\section{A new section}
....
I have tried to modified the current Latex.plist to :
<key>foldingStartMarker</key>
<string>(\\begin\{.*\}|\\(((sub)*section)|(chapter)|(paragraph)|(part))(\*?)\{.*\})</string>
<key>foldingStopMarker</key>
<string>(\\end\{.*\}|%\\end-(((sub)*section)|(chapter)|(paragraph)|(part))(\*?)\{.*\})</string>
However, this does not work very well as if there is any substructure in a \section of the type (\end{equation}, for example), the folding occurs from \section to \end{equation}.
Anybody could tell me how to correct that??
I thank you in advance!
Normand Mousseau
On 23. Oct 2004, at 9:23, José Campos wrote:
>> [...] the extension is a 8-digit number representing the date the
>> document was edited (*.20041023 for instance)
> and added : <string>[0-9]+</string>
> But it does not seem to ork
One of the few places I decided not to use a regex or shell command ;)
Would it be possible for you to add an extra .txt to the file names?
I _could_ make the file extensions regular expressions, but I would
prefer a user workaround, since the rest of OS X does use fixed text
extensions more or less exclusively (if we ignore the legacy stuff with
four characters creator/type codes).
Kind regards Allan
Emailed VersionTracker earlier today and just got this reply:
>
> On Oct 23, 2004, at 2:06 AM, Allan Moult wrote:
>
>> How come you haven't got TextMate listed?
>
> Good pointer - just got it. Thanks for keeping us on the ball, and
> have a great weekend!
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Looking forward to the feedback.
Allan [the other one]
