TextMate December 2006

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Footer for Preview Print other than Prince 5.1

by Lloyd Williams

Is there a less expensive solution to creating a pdf with footers from markdown other than Prince? Thank you.

18 years

Is anyone still using GTD(1)?

by Mike Mellor

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

18 years

improvement suggestion for "comment line/selection"

by Thomas Krajacic

I would like to propose following change to the "comment line/ selection" command in the source bundle. If the cursor is placed on an empty line, I get the nice "# " at the beginning, but the cursor is placed in front of this. Can someone change it, so the cursor is placed after the space after the "#" if the line was empty before? I couln'd figure out quickly how it can be done in the bundle editor, but I guss its quite simple Thanks Thomas

18 years

weird glitch - apple & option/control keys not working as expected?

by Chris Sternal-Johnson

Hey fellow Texmaters, I've run into a strange glitch - I must have done something to cause it, but I can't for the life of me figure out what. I use the Apple & Option/Control keys to move around a lot, but somehow they've become switched around, and only in Textmate. All other apps work right - Option+Arrow moves one word, Control+Arrow moves to the beginning or end of the line - but in Textmate the Apple key moves to the beginning or end of the line and the Option+Control keys both move a single word at a time. Any idea why? -- Chris Sternal-Johnson cj(a)ceejayoz.com

18 years

Blogging bundle markup not working

by Fernando NINO

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

18 years

need guidance on snippets

by Lewis Overton

I'm trying to learn about writing useful snippets for things I do often. It looks like I need some conceptual help. For example, I use this snippet: <tr> <td><cite>${1:title}</cite></td> <td>${2:composer}<br /> arr:${3:arranger}</td> </tr> </table>$0 with a tab trigger of </table> already helps a lot when building tables of works performed. It nicely gets rid of the ending </table> and inserts another set when I press tab at the end of the snippet. That worked so well I got greedy. I'd like to cause the snippet to force the title be Title Case. A second interest is an easy way to get rid of the break and the arranger when the piece doesn't have one without killing the ability to use a tab trigger at the end. I can use lots of deletes. Is there a better way. Fascinating tool, TextMate. Lewy PS: I'm having trouble getting posts into the list. If this is a duplicate, please forgive me.

18 years

Yummy FTP

by Brett Terpstra

I just picked up Yummy FTP from Macappaday for free (www.macappaday.com), 5000 copies available. It interfaces perfectly with TextMate and you can replace most of the Transmit commands just by changing Transmit to Yummy FTP. It uses a lot less CPU on my machine and I seem to get faster transfer rates. It supports remote editing and file syncing and just about everything I've ever used Transmit for. If you can score a free copy, I would do it. Just thought I'd share. Brett

18 years

tiny improvements for perlmate.rb

by Hans-Joerg Bibiko

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

18 years

textmate_bundle.log file path changeable?

by Thomas Krajacic

how can I change, where TM places the log file? It currently creates textmate_bundle.log in my home directory, which is kind of annoying to me. (I could maybe make it invisible?) can I change the place this log is saved to? Thomas Krajacic

18 years

New Location of the GetBundle

by Sebastian Graessl

Hi. Just wanted to tell you that the GetBundle has a new Location: validcode.net/stuff or the direct download http://files.validcode.net/GetBundle.tmbundle.zip Hav fun with it and stay tuned. Basti

18 years

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