Alright, so I'm typing along and TM fills in my double-quotes and ruby
tags (i.e., <% %>). This is fantastic.
But when I want to be done with the data between the quotes, is there
a key command to move me to the other side? I realize hitting the
double-quote again does this, but I thought one of the points of smart
typing was to do away with that.
Am I missing a preference somewhere?
Thanks!
Sean
OK, now we have a bigger problem. After creating an Indent Line macro and assigning it to the Tab key, Tab-activated snippets don't work anymore.
Shawn
How do we assign Tab key to the new Indent Line command ourselves, since you did not do that for us?
Shawn
p.s. Why are you making it so hard for emacs users to embrace your program??
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Hi,
I recently started using TextMate, apologies if this question has
been answered in the past.
I use TextMate at work, where my rails application runs on a shared
linux box and I edit files by mounting an NFS disk.
My OS X and Linux uid and gid's are the same and I'm able to use the
NFS disk w/o any problems, except TextMate likes to litter the NFS
server w/ "._" files like so:
devbox2: ~/amp [4] > svn st
? app/models/._foo.rb
? app/models/._bar.rb
? app/controllers/._foo.rb
? app/views/foo/.__form.rhtml
M app/views/foo/_form.rhtml
and the "._" files seem to just reference where my cursor was at:
devbox2: ~/amp [5] > strings app/models/._foo.rb
9{"com.macromates.caret" = "{column = 49; line = 13; }"; }
Any way I can get TextMate to stop generating these files (even if it
means I lose my cursor focus)?
thanks,
Jon
