Hi all,
a strange thing: after some ordinary editing activity with TM, the
front window is sticky at the bottom of the monitor, if I try to move
the window with the top bar, when I release the mouse button the
window "fall" at the bottom again and I can't edit this window or
click the close, hide or zoom buttons.
I can open another window and this works fine, but the other is still sticky.
It's funny, but unusable and I have thought to write here because I
really like TM and I would want to collaborate to improve it.
Ok, that's all. I hope this can be useful to the future development.
TM 1.1b5
OS X 10.3.8
Sorry for my bad english, I'm Italian. :-)
I'm really missing a split view ATM with my current project... I
*definitely* want to second that request for split views ;-)
best regards,
tom
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tom lazar <tom(a)tomster.org>
http://tomster.org
Sorry, I got really irritated with all this replies to replies to
replies to replies stuff, so I started a new clean thread. Please use
new messages for **new** posts rather replies to existing ones. Thank
you! I guess Sune is on holiday, too busy or at the wig maker after
having torn out all of his hair in despair over this issue in the past
week ;-) (Luckily I'm already bald )
A couple of thoughts and issues on my mind:
1. I'm just wondering, since sftp is installed by default in OS X,
could it not be possible to create a bundle version of sftp sort of in
the same way as Chris & Torsten created their superb Subversion bundle
???
Of course this would probably not be as GUI-nice as a real hard coded
FTP solution within TM, but in combination with easy support for/from
other FTP apps like Transmit, that should take care of most
requirements of the "large minority". As and when the drawer is
reworked, perhaps we could have some hooks into it for displaying the
results of Commands etc, sort of like we can output content into the
HTML window. Bit more complicated, I know, but along the same kind of
lines (if possible).
2. I really like the Firefox Extensions system as well as the OS X
InputManagers/PrefsPanes/Contextual Menu Items bits, as they provide a
nice extensibility to the app/system. I'd rather have something like
this type of functionality in TM than FTP support built-in, as that
could be easily added then by others rather than Allan.
3. Kumar McMillan has done some great work on the Function pop-up
bundle. If we could have that result displayed in a pop-up menu inside
the TM main window, rather than in a separate window, it would be even
better. I know, it requires Allan to make it possible.
The single combining thought behind all of this is that I would like to
see a whole variety of widgets and parts of the GUI opened up for
access from Commands/plug-ins etc. inside TM. Then we could create our
own solutions to fit our own unique requirements, as well as cater for
the general needs at the same time.
Allan's comments in his various replies around these subjects is as
usual pretty much spot-on, and he sure does know how to get my
anticipation buzzing with his various ideas and plans. ;-)
Kind regards,
Mats
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"TextMate, coding with an incredible sense of joy and ease"
- www.macromates.com -
Hello.
Thank you for the great editor. I have never seen an editor with that
unique features provided by the TextMate.
It is very good.
However I think it misses really important ones : International
Lanaguage support.
As well as Unicode, other encoding methods, especially CJK, should be
supported.
However unlike other editors, I suggest one unique feature for selecting
encoding method.
1. The encoding method names should be grouped for same languages and
listed as such.
For example, if it is Korean, It should be listed "EUC-KR",
"ISO-2022KR", "UHC(Windows Korean), and so on.
2. The order of the items should reflect how often you use a specific
encoding method.
Let's say you use the UTF-8 a lot. Then it should move up to the
beginning part of the list,
or it should hide items you don't use usually.
3. Automatic detection of encoding method used for a file should be
supported. Most Mac editors are very weak with this feature.
What do you think about it?
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This might be better for the bundles list, but I am not there, so. Is
anyone up for writing a syntax for GNU m4? I don't know if many using
it anymore, I do as a preprocessor and would love it if Textmate had
the syntax. I know there is one for vim, and this site
<http://math1.unice.fr/laboratoire/help/info/m4/m4_7.html> has the
conventions.
Thanks
Robert
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Any Perl/TextMate scripters out there? If so, you might want to take
note that Perl Monks is writing a O'Reilly book on perl scripting "Perl
Best Practices" and wants feedback on the use of editors. While he is
really looking for emacs experts, he also will include other editors
like TextMate.
Here's the link <http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=441686>
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Hello.
Thank you for the great editor. I have never seen an editor with that
unique features provided by the TextMate.
It is very good.
However I think it misses really important ones : International
Lanaguage support.
As well as Unicode, other encoding methods, especially CJK, should be
supported.
However unlike other editors, I suggest one unique feature for selecting
encoding method.
1. The encoding method names should be grouped for same languages and
listed as such.
For example, if it is Korean, It should be listed "EUC-KR",
"ISO-2022KR", "UHC(Windows Korean), and so on.
2. The order of the items should reflect how often you use a specific
encoding method.
Let's say you use the UTF-8 a lot. Then it should move up to the
beginning part of the list,
or it should hide items you don't use usually.
3. Automatic detection of encoding method used for a file should be
supported. Most Mac editors are very weak with this feature.
What do you think about it?
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I may have missed this as a feature request, but just found the need
for a backup version of a a file I was working on. What I wanted to do
was use diff on the backup and the new version so I could easily record
the changes to my work log.
Anyway, so I was hoping that a future TextMate preference might allow
save to backup like BBEdit (to name one).
I was sort of thinking of something like Borgware posted a while ago:
<http://borkware.com/quickies/one?topic=NSDocument>
override NSDocument's keepBackupFile:
- - (BOOL) keepBackupFile
{
return (YES);
} // keepBackupFile
This will do the tilde thing to the older version of the file.
Cheers
Robert
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I saw a feature request for this one, and I wanted to add my strong
support for getting this built into the next beta.
Undoing is probably the thing I do most often when I'm coding, and
unless the undo can keep up with the speed of my decisions I end up
wasting a lot of time holding down CMD-Z to get where I already knew I
wanted to go. Being that I type in lots of trace statements to examine
my code, this gets in the way of my debugging as well.
Thanks for listening and I hope that we can see this get implemented.
Cheers,
Ben
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Ben Jackson
Diretor de Desenvolvimento
INCOMUM Design & Conceito
+55 (21) 9997-0593
ben(a)incomumdesign.com
http://www.incomumdesign.com
Hi All(an)
Would it be possible to split the "Open Recent" menu item in two
parts : stand-alone documents in one, and TM projects in the other?
Or perhaps, add a "Favorites" menu item somewhere, so that most
often used documents or templates be always easily reachable?
Have a nice day,
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Jo <W:00°04'37" ; N:47°15'36">
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