hi, just made a new bundle and dragged an existing item into it.
All went well (like how the item shows where it will go), but the UI
did not update well: the list was displaced left during the drag, and
then it didn't redraw (all the disclosure triangles hidden).
Goes away after a forced redraw by altering the pane width.
Is there a way to change the language for the spell corrector ? Wether I
write a mail in french or in english I can get a whole red underlined text.
-- Erwan
When I am using the Ruby on Rails programming language, my cursor
positioning always seems to be off by one or two characters. Its very
strange, very frustrating!
When I am editing a plain text piece, its fine, but when I am doing
ROR it appears to be off ever so slightly, enough so that it doesn't
quite register properly.
has anyone else noticed that?
--Alan
I'm trying to match a curly bracket in a foldingStopMarker but I
can't for my life get it to work. The startmarker works but not the
stopmarker. Eg.
works {
hello
}
doesntwork {
hello
}
My language is defined as:
foldingStartMarker = '\{\s*$';
foldingStopMarker = '^\s*\}';
/Tomas
Hi,
just a little questions about the invisible helpers to see tabs and
line endings.
Why does TextMate uses other marks for line endings as for example
SubEthaEdit, you get use to the marks of TextMate but would really
like know why at all?
Second more interesting for me, where are the signs for spaces? There
are absolutely no signs for spaces. Which makes it quite annoying, you
have to guess how many spaces or just to try with the cursor.
I hope someone can help me. To find answers for my little questions.
Thomas
> > This would be an awesome feature. Has it been requested yet? Thanks,
>
> What does it actually mean?
Like, for example, I want to pipe my current file through some command
that would add some code at a specific point (say extract some lines to
a new function), and outputs a snippet. It would be as if I ran the
command with all the text selected and set the output to "replace with
snippet", except this way I can still get the current word or selected
text to pass as input to my command.
Is that clearer?
___________________
Ben Jackson
Diretor de Desenvolvimento
ben(a)incomumdesign.com
http://www.incomumdesign.com
Hi. I've been trying to modify the HTML language so that it understands
embedded Python code, as you find in a Kid template. For example:
<?python
def shoe(potato):
pass
?>
By default TextMate thinks it's PHP code (source.php.embedded.html).
I thought it would be pretty straightforward, and copied the chunk
of config that appears to setup embedded ruby. I ended up with this,
defined just beneath php-source:
python =
{ name = 'source.python.embedded.html';
begin = '(?:^\s*)<\?python(?!.*\?>)';
end = '\?>(?:\s*$\n)?';
patterns = (
{ name = 'comment.line.number-sign.ruby';
match = '#.*?(?=-?%>)';
},
{ include = 'source.python'; },
);
};
However, when I click "Format" and "Test" in the Bundle Editor the text
in my editor is still marked up as PHP. I removed all the PHP stuff to
see if it was overriding the Python settings, but it didn't help.
What should I be doing for this?
Cheers...
--
Graham
