I recently discovered that Safari supports simple drag navigation
around large pages rather line Photoshop's space-drag functionality:
by simply holding ctrl and moving the mouse (not dragging -- the mouse
button remains up), the cursor changes to a hand which grabs and drags
the page. Perhaps I'm really late to the game on this one, but I'm
totally hooked.
I've been finding, however, that I'm so attached to this mode of
navigation when reading in Safari that I'm constantly subconsciously
trying to do it in all sorts of other apps. I personally think this
would be a fantastic way to browse text in TextMate. Like all good
programmers, I'm of course completely attached to the keyboard when
actively developing, but there are many times when trying to figure
out some code or reading a README is much more like browsing than
active development, and in these situations I'd really love to have
this sort of interface. It's particularly great for trackpad (or
wacom tablet) use.
Far from super-high priority, but at least worth a brief thought, as
it's probably not the most challenging bit of polish to add.
-jrk
Does anybody have any speedup tips for textmate? It never was the
fastest of text editors but it's latest release (not CVS but stable)
is really unworkable on my little iBook. Even in a 100 line html file
it takes forever to scroll to the end of a line or the bottom of the
document.
I only use textmate for PHP, HTML, CSS, Javascript and Ruby so would
it help if i just scrap all the extra's for the diferrent programming
languages?
Thanks for any optimization tips you might have!
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Tijs Teulings
Automatique
m: +31 (0)624685608
www.automatique.nl
Hi,
I'm not sure if this have been discussed before, but when I drag and
drop an image file from the Finder to an HTML document in TextMate,
this is what I get :
## Component Manager: attempting to find symbols in a component alias
of type (regR/carP/x!bt)
<img src="Angela-Brunton/Angela-Brunton-1.jpg" width="600"
height="570" alt="Angela Brunton 1" />
If I drag *two* images or more, the error message appears in the alt
attribute of all elements, except the last one :
## Component Manager: attempting to find symbols in a component alias
of type (regR/carP/x!bt)
<img src="Angela-Brunton/Angela-Brunton-2.jpg" width="600"
height="356" alt="## Component Manager: attempting to find symbols in
a component alias of type (regR/carP/x!bt)
<img src="Angela-Brunton/Angela-Brunton-3.jpg" width="600"
height="426" alt="Angela Brunton 3" />" />
Has this bug been identified ?
Thanks,
- n.
Here are a couple of Project Drawer feature requests.
1. Double-click on folder name should expand folder. (iTunes's Radio
streams used to work the way TextMates does now, but with the latest
release they've enhanced it as I'm suggesting). It's a small point, but
frequently used interface elements shouldn't rely solely on a tiny triangle.
2. Standard keyboard shortcuts. First-letter navigation to file or
folder beginning with that letter would be great. Command-Down-arrow
should open file or expand folder. Return key should rename.
Thanks for a great product. As a recent switcher I honestly feel
TextMate is one of the big advantages of using a Mac.
--Dylan
Hi,
Can anyone tell me why "Hide TextMate" and "Hide Others" in the Apple
menu might end up being disabled? I have the focus in a document but
can't use either, other apps seem to hide okay though.
What am I doing wrong?
Regards,
Matt
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Matt Mower :: http://matt.blogs.it/
I'd love to use soft wrap, but find it completely unusable in code
when long lines wrap to column 0 of the next line, rather than to some
appropriate indent level. Is this configurable somewhere, like it is
in Xcode, VisualStudio, etc.?
Thanks.
-jrk
Allan,
first let me just say how much I am appreciating the "go to symbol"
popup, a real timesaver and so much nicer than my hand made version,
however I am wondering whether it would be possible to somehow
specify the ordering of this list? For me, using large-ish class
files it lists all the functions (which is good), but it would be
nice to have these in alphabetical order as opposed to the order in
which they occur in the file. I can image that this isn't the way
that everyone would want it, maybe some sort of preference or syntax
file option would work? Do you have anything of this nature planned?
Regards
Chris
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Hi,
Perhaps I'm too dummy for that kind of task, but I'm looking for a
"made with TextMate" image.
Has anybody here got that kind of stuff?
Thanks,
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Hello,
I just upgraded my version of textmate and seem to have lost the old
syntax highlighting styles. Any ideas how to get those back? In
particular, I liked the yellow/green/orange colors used for php files.
Thanks,
Ron
This would affect directory based projects. It would be convenient
to be able to change/set which files in the structure are ignored or
seen.
This could be based on an individual file.
This could be based on (perhaps) a regular expression.
For example, I might not want to ignore all of the '.' files which I
don't appear to see now. (This is an understandable default. They
are 'hidden' afterall.) But I also am very unlikely to want to see
any '.pyc' files in my projects. Ditto for .class, .o, etc.
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Robert M. Zigweid http://robert.zigweid.net
rzigweid(a)zigweid.net
