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Hi,
would it be possible, to add folding markers for the =begin ... =end
documentation in ruby? It would be usefull, if I could hide large
documentation parts in a script.
Thanks in advance,
Simon
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Hello all,
If you have a chance, it's a fun read and great responses from Allan.
http://nslog.com/2006/11/08/textmates_undo/
In my opinion, Erik is just upset that he did not get a free license
from Allan. :)
Hi,
I got some mails regarding to Hypersearch > GetAllMatches which can
transform a table written as a TAB b TAB NEWLINE ... to an HTML
formatted <table>. The question was whether it is possible to write a
snippet like 'table TAB' to insert an HTML table based on the user's
dimension input.
I wrote such a semi snippet as a command and I want to post it here.
Maybe it is also interesting for others.
The basic idea is to ask the user for the dimension and style with the
help of a Cocoa inputbox.
Syntax:
row column {style}
delimited by whatever (of course no digit;)
Examples:
3 x 4
will include three rows and four colums where each <td></td> is
written in a separate line
2 3 1
will include two rows and three colums where each <td></td> is written
in one line per row, i.e <td></td><td></td><td></td>
4
will include four rows and four colums where each <td></td> is written
in a separate line
Its scope is text.html and the used shortcut is crtl+shift+t and you
can use TAB to jump to the next cell.
The only question I have is whether it is possible to invoke this
command like a normal snippet via e.g. 'tablexy TAB'.
-Hans
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Love the recent improvements to the Xcode bundle, thanks!
Using the Xcode bundle build&Run command, if the applications output
is wider than the "Build With Xcode" window, horizontal scrolling
will display black text on dark blue background (default theme) in
the scrolled portions. Not the most readable...
Thanks
Gerd
I currently have two similar bundles in the repository, GTD and
GTD2. I would like to replace GTD with GTD2 (users could still get
GTD by manually checking it out of the repository). The purpose
being to simplify some of the confusion over which GTD bundle is
which. The question is, "is anyone still using the original GTD and
does not want to switch to GTD2? Thanks.
Mike
Hello,
I am trying my TextMate with a new test blog at http://
fnino.wordpress.com
All my posts (many times the same one...) are made with TextMate, so
configuration seems ok.
The "preview" of the post is ok as well.
However, all my posts are sent exactly as they appear in textmate;
that is, with the original markup *without*
conversion to HTML (I tested both markdown and textile, same
behaviour). I even posted an image showing this in a post, but the
image is not shown as it is not
interpreted as HTML. I am not sure if this is a bundle (Blogging)
problem or a TextMate problems. It is probably
a stupid thing I forgot to do (but what ??).
Any ideas someone ? Thanks,
Fernando
Hi,
here is a **suggestion** to format Perl's error messages a bit better:
-some highlighting stuff
-hyperlinks for errors given as 'at FILE line X' (works with current
script and also for errors coming from other scripts)
PLEASE forgive my Ruby syntax! I'm just learning ;)
BTW Would it be worth to think about a general css for outputting
errors as HTML coming from scriptmate?
Cheers,
Hans
If anyone's interested, I hacked together support for BibDesk
bibliography completion using tm_dialog, without using osascript.
I've posted it at <http://homepage.mac.com/amaxwell> as Completion.zip.
We'll have support for this in the next nightly build of BibDesk
(BibDesk-20061123.dmg). If anyone's interested in trying it before
then, and possibly giving feedback, I posted a build of BibDesk from
current sources at the same location. I don't know Ruby, and
suggestions on improving the command are welcome.
Source for the program is available on request; I'll likely upload it
to BibDesk's svn repository as an example at some point.
regards,
Adam Maxwell
Hello All,
I am writing a document un LaTeX and I would like to make a word count. I search online manuals but did not find any word count function... does-it exist ?
Thanks
Francois
