Hello!
I found an earlier post in the archiv files, but it seems, that this
command isn´t realised yet.
My Latex projects contain multiple files and the Code Brwoser only
shows the outline of the active one.
What I need, is an outline of the whole project. Are there any
solutions?
Helge
Is it possible to provide a list of options to someone in a snippet?
For example at a tabstop, rather than them writing in text, you could
provide a list of options that they could select from?
I'm imagining something similar to the one that pops up to
disambiguate shortcuts.
Ed
Is it possible to have a repeating tabstop in a snippet?
for example it would be great to have a snippet to insert a html option list:
<select>
<option value="$1">$2</option>
</select>
You tab to $1, fill in the value, tab to $2, fill in the content, then
when you press tab again, it inserts another option:
<select>
<option value="1">Cherry</option>
<option value="$3">$4</option>
</select>
And carries on doing so for an arbitrarily long time.
If it's possible to do this I'd be very grateful.
Thanks
Ed
On 24.10.2006, at 13:27, textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com wrote:
> Heiko Witte schrieb:
>> Hi,
>>
>> every mail from this mailing list is signed with a PGP key
>> (0x7B7C623764AB61E7). Where can I get this public key ? I already
>> searched the mailing lists but couldn't find any related topic.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Heiko
>
> Every email? I just searched pgp.mit.edu for this key and came up with
> my own key ;)
>
> http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?search=0x7B7C623764AB61E7&op=index
>
> Regards, Horst
I added your key to my gpg keychain, now everything's fine =)
Thanks, Heiko
Hi,
every mail from this mailing list is signed with a PGP key
(0x7B7C623764AB61E7). Where can I get this public key ? I already
searched the mailing lists but couldn't find any related topic.
Thanks
Heiko
FYI for LaTeX bundle maintainers and users:
I recently updated XeTeX (to v0.995, 16-Aug) and discovered that
previewing in TextMate had become kind of cranky (though running
xelatex from the command line still worked fine).
The crankiness: using "Typeset & View (PDF)", the first page of
output would be the following, in Computer Modern:
[zf ]preparseRendererAAT,ICU
The correct LaTeX output would appear starting on the next page.
After a heap of digging around (resulting in [1], which pointed to a
path problem with xkeyval.tex), I figured out that the call to
kpsewhich is causing the wrong paths to get expanded (in particular,
the texmf.tetex versions were taking precedence over texmf.local).
This seems to fix it for me:
Old: export TEXINPUTS="$TM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT/tex//:$(kpsewhich --expand-
var '$TEXINPUTS')"
New: export TEXINPUTS="$TM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT/tex//:$(kpsewhich -progname
$TEX --expand-var '$TEXINPUTS')"
HTH, as they used to say.
--ds
[1] http://www.tug.org/pipermail/xetex/2006-August/004700.html
To add on to James' nifty drag commands, here's mine for adding a
complete background line in a definition. It's tab stopped a little
differently than the normal background command, as I have modified
mine to the way that my brain works.
I'm not sure how the rest of you will feel about the newline at the
end, it works for me with the way I format my code. Feel free to
pull it and the -e argument out from the echo statement.
File Types: png, jpeg, jpg, gif
echo -ne "background:\${1: #\${2:DDD}} url('$TM_DROPPED_FILE')\${3: \$
{4:repeat/repeat-x/repeat-y/no-repeat} \${5:scroll/fixed} \${6:top/
center/bottom/x-%/x-pos} \${7:left/center/right/y-%/y-pos}};\n\$0"
Scope: meta.property-list.css
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111 Riverfront Dr, Suite 204
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Brett Terpstra : Art Director
Circle Six Design, Inc.
111 Riverfront Dr, Suite 204
..................................................
p: 507.459.4398
877.858.4332
f: 1.866.540.3063
e: brett(a)circlesixdesign.com
http://www.circlesixdesign.com
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Is there a way to scope a snippet in the CSS bundle to mimic the
Special: Return Inside Empty Open/Close Tags in the HTML bundle? I'd
like to have the same behavior between empty brackets, but they
obviously behave differently and I have a very vague understanding of
the language file at this point. I got the command to work the first
time, but now it adds an extra line break every time I hit enter.
Any pointers?
Thanks,
Brett
Brett Terpstra : Art Director
Circle Six Design, Inc.
111 Riverfront Dr, Suite 204
..................................................
p: 507.459.4398
877.858.4332
f: 1.866.540.3063
e: brett(a)circlesixdesign.com
http://www.circlesixdesign.com
..................................................
Not sure if anyone has done these yet but here are some simple drag
actions for images in CSS.
The second one if for dropping between url() so you can use the
background snippet for instance then drag an image between the brackets.
Image as a background:
File types:
png, jpg, jpeg, gif
Commands:
echo "background-image: url(\"$TM_DROPPED_FILE\");"
Scope:
meta.property-list.css
Image Path:
File types:
png, jpg, jpeg, gif
Commands
echo -n "\"$TM_DROPPED_FILE\""
meta.property-value.css
I don't really know how to ask this question in a simple manner so here
it goes:
I'm doing some HTML coding and need to add JavaScript using the
Prototype framework. In this early develpment phase I like to write
JavaScript embedded in HTML. When I write a script tag,
"source.js.embedded.html" gets added to the scope. How can I tell
TextMate to use features from the Prototype & Scriptaculous bundle in
addition to the JavaScript default one? Shifting languages is tedious
and messes up the highlighting.
