Hi,
I've noticed from previous mailings in this mailinglist that there are
loads of keyboard shortcuts available in TextMate. Is there a list
available somewhere which lists all of the default ones ?
And I also saw that there are lots of default OS X keyboard shortcuts I
didn't know about, does anyone know of a list of those?
Jeroen.
I created a service that adds “Edit in TextMate” to the Services sub
menu. The key equivalent is command-escape (but there's an OS bug which
requires the menu to have been open at least once before the key
equivalent works).
It opens a TextMate window with the selected text, when you save and
then close the TextMate window, the modified text will be sent back to
the application.
There's currently a 3 hours timeout (the application will have the busy
wheel until you close the TextMate window).
Place the service in ~/Library/Services -- you need to log out/in for
the services menu to be rebuilt. If you launch the service manually,
the service should be available for new programs or programs which
hadn't already had the services menu built (but restart if it doesn't
work).
If you use the service from within TextMate, it may hang (until you
manually break the service) -- I'll add a workaround for this.
It currently can only handle one edit task at a time, and it requires
at least version 1.0.2b3 of TextMate.
The reason that it's an external service and not built into TextMate
has to do with the way services work -- I may be able to find a
combined solution later.
It uses a temporary file for exchanging the text, this is always named
“Data from <application>.txt” and placed in “/tmp/<uid>/TemporaryItems”
-- it doesn't remove the file afterwards and it doesn't ensure that the
file didn't already exist.
Unless I missed something (which, today, wouldn't surprise me in the
least..) it's not possible to create a project from a remote folder over
(S)FTP, is that correct? From what I understand of FTP and ODB this won't be
easy to implement?
Has anyone found a way to mount FTP folders as regular folders in the finder
(with read/write, not Apple's readonly way)?
A workaround I got was to open the files seperately, then dragging the
window's icons to a new project window (or if you open its parent folder
from the titlebar you can drag all the opened files to TM), selecting the
files in the project window once so they get a tab, and then you can close
the original windows - edit/saves will update the version on the server. If
you close the original window without 'tabbing' the file, the temporary file
will be removed (and editing will not be possible).
Regards,
Martin
Hello,
I feel like this should be easy, but I can't seem to figure it out.
How can I make TextMate give .dwt files the same Syntax highlights as .html
files?
Thanks!
Simon
P.S.- .dwt files are dreamweaver template files, by the way.
So I'm not the only one who doesn't bother making a GUI for the
preferences ;)
Begin forwarded message:
> From: David Kocher <dkocher(a)cyberduck.ch>
> Date: 8. November 2004 10:54:19 CET
> To: Allan Odgaard <allan(a)macromates.com>
> Cc: Steven Skoczen <steven(a)quantumimagery.com>
> Subject: Re: Thanks, and support for TextMate via ODB?
>
> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
> Hash: SHA1
>
> To test Cyberduck with TextMate, please change the defaults to
>
> defaults write ch.sudo.cyberduck editor.bundleIdentifier
> com.macromates.textmate
> defaults write ch.sudo.cyberduck editor.name TextMate
>
> Thanks!
> - -dk
I'm clearly doing something wrong here but--how on earth do I turn
tabs on?! Every time I open a new file (cmd-O) it opens in a new
window! I've looked through all the menu items, searched the wiki,
help *and* the mailing list and but I'm still tab-less. (I'm
embarrassed to say I can't figure out how to activate the "dynamic
file outline" working either--so I'm actually not able to use features
number 1 and 2 on the homepage...)
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http://beebo.org
+44 78 2118 9049
Hi,
I'm having a go a writing a syntax highlighting format for markdown
(http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/), and I've run into a
couple of problems. The first is the lack negative look behind
assertions which makes matching escaped sequences (eg. * \* *) a lot
more complicated. I can use begin, end and swallow, but there isn't
any way to limit these to single line sequences. Are there any plans
for including them in the future?
The second problem, which I haven't been able to overcome, is matching
multiline sequences that end with (eg.) two newlines. For example:
begin = "\\*"; end = "\\n{2,}" doesn't match what I'd expect. Is this
a known problem?
Thanks,
Hadley
Hi Allan,
A few little suggestions.
1. Find dialogue should remember 'regular expression' setting between
invocations.
1a. Cool if Find dialogue remembered the last few searches and replaces.
2. Option to subtly highlight current line.
3. FYI. On occasions I can't quite duplicate, the last 'pixel' on the
right is not displayed. The document gets into that state and
resizing the window doesn't help. I'll try to collect more data on
that.
- Eric
--
Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics
San Francisco State University
erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu
http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu
If I have a bit of text like
$var1 = "some text";
$var2 = "some more text";
cursor-keying past the second quote will briefly light up the first, but the
third quote will briefly lite up the second (and the fourth the third
again). Seems odd?
But keying past a quote where it's matching quote is not visible, the whole
*window* flashes yellow..
This happens when working with syntax coloring for HTML (ASP) and HTML (PHP)
at least, probably others.
Can anyone reproduce?
Regards,
Martin
