I have tried downloading b5 twice. Once from the prompt inside tm b4
and once from the website and both times the dmg has reported that it
was not mountable...
never had a problem like this before so I am at a loss as to wether it
is something on my end.
Thanks,
Eric C
Hi folks,
Is it me or is the Edit in Textmate service broken in b5? Text acts
like it gets cut and immediately pasted.
- Eric
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Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics
San Francisco State University
erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu
http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu
Boy, you give us a little HTML and some of us want more. Here are two
ideas for the HTML Output. Version 3.0? anyway, here they are...
1. Let txmt:// handle commands/snippets/etc and send them to existing
windows. I don't know how hard that would be.
2. Somehow let commands process the results of an HTML form. Not
100% sure how this could work, but I'm imagining being able to set
form action=txmt://...
The upshot of #1 is that you would have a mini-Dashboard in TM.
People could hack out command palettes of all kinds. #2 would add
even more flexibility.
These brainstorms are the result of me wanting floating command
palettes and trying to think of a good interface for my 'Edit
Filenames in TM' contextual menu...
- Eric
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Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics
San Francisco State University
erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu
http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu
Because of the Text -> Convert -> to Titlecase key binding (option+u),
I can no longer (easily) insert characters with umlauts (ü, ï, etc.).
Is there a workaround/clever solution/cunning plan to deal with this?
Rich Barton
I don't know if this has been aswered or not, but is it possible to set
multiple folding starts and stops in a syntax file? Like can I edit the
Java syntax to fold { } *and* /** */?
Jonathan Raphaelson
University of Colorado at Boulder
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Cell: 720-937-4372
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Just downloaded TextMate today after searching high and low for a text
editor for OS X that has folding. I didn't realize it was a such a
sought-after but generally unavailable feature. I've been hand-coding
in Dreamweaver, which i like for its auto-complete and hints, but
beyond that I haven't really had much luck marrying HTML and PHP in its
framework.
Anyway, to my questions, and thanks for bearing with me as I explore
Text Mate, which looks great. If it's as good as I think it's going to
be, I'll gladly pony up cash for TM.
As far as I can tell, Text Mate won't "remember" code blocks that
you've marked for folding unless you change something in the plist
files with the respective syntax bundles. Yes? (I was surprised that
I could fold up lots of code, save the file, and then lose all of my
foldings when I reoped the file. At first I thought this was because I
hadn't put the file into a project and saved the whole project.)
Anyway, I basically have no idea what I'm doing. Is there some easy
way of specifying the the opening and closing expressions for folding?
Does this require that you have a good understanding of regular
expressions?
I started out viewing my code with HTML (PHP) syntax, which
automatically recognizes some tag structures. When I switched to PHP
syntax, which I like better, it doesn't seem to recognize anything at
all. How does one add or modify the plist information so that TM will
"remember" that I folded blocks such as:
<?php
...
?>
or even
<form>
...
</form>
?
Thanks for any help you can provide. Sorry to be so verbose.
Chas
If a Latex document is split into multiple files, the "to PDF" command
(as advertised on the blog), generates an error. It worked beautifully
previously (B4) - please could this be fixed in the next beta.
Also, there are now two latex bundles (LaTeX and Latex), which is the
most up-to-date?
Thanks,
Tim
Ok,
Possibly very obvious, ...but I can't figure out what key (screenshot
attached) this shortcut refers to.
I'm using a Powerbook. Does everyone know this but me?
Thanks,
Vic
I have a number of Commands to insert some text into the document, but
all of them have a couple of 'side-effects' that I don't want.
1. The inserted text is always selected, and I would prefer it to not
be selected.
2. There is always a New line character behind the input, whereas I
would just want the cursor to remain immediately behind the inserted
text on the same line.
What is it that I'm missing or doing wrong ?? Any help would be
gratefully received.
Command Examples:
INSERT DATE:
Save: Nothing
Command: echo `date +%Y-%m-%d`
Input: None
Output: Tried all versions ( Insert as Snippet / Replace Selected text
/ etc )
INSERT PATH2FILE:
Save: Nothing
Command: echo $TM_FILEPATH | sed
"s|^$TM_USER_ROOT_DIRECTORY\(.*\)\$|\1|"
Input: None
Output: Tried all versions ( Insert as Snippet / Replace Selected text
/ etc )
Kind regards,
Mats
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"TextMate, coding with an incredible sense of joy and ease"
- www.macromates.com -
We've talked about this before, but I don't think anything became of
it. Here's the idea:
Create a preference so that new tabs are not created for every item
clicked in the project drawer. To create a tab you would have to
shift-command-click or something like that. Without the modified click,
the current file would open either in a special "current item" tab on
the left, that would simply be replaced by whichever item is clicked on
next.
This is similar to Safari's tabbed page behavior.
For super-organized people that remember to close all the tabs they
don't really need, they can choose not use the preference and retain
the current behavior.
For people like me that quickly reference other files and then forget
to close them, this would be a nice way to avoid unnecessary tab
clutter.
Ed
