Does anyone know how to take a list that looks like this. . .
# Staff Development
Purpose: Create a productive working environment.
* @schedule staff meeting
* @read
# Develop new class
* @email Frank re: class
* @call Mary re: syllabus
# Fix Car
* @call Jim 421-8532
* @computer google rental cars
. . . and create a new file that looks like:
# Develop new class
# Fix Car
# Staff Development
. . . and another file that looks like:
* @call Jim 421-8532
* @call Mary re: syllabus
* @computer google rental cars
* @email Frank re: class
* @read
* @schedule staff meeting
Some of you will recognize that I am trying to adopt a GTD system
inside of textmate. I am currently using a set of applescripts for
OmniOutliner (http://www.kinkless.com/), but I am looking for
something more portable and flexible (markdown format)
If you don't have any input on this, I would be curious to hear how
you keep track of projects and todo's in TextMate.
Thanks,
Stephen
First,
Sorry this isn't a TextMate question/comment/whatever, but I honestly
don't have a clue where to go.
I have this process that's been showing up for the last few days in
Activity Monitor. I can't seem to see it when I run ps aux or top.
bfobserver
is the name. It's been eating about 50% of my ram on a consistent
basis, and it's pissing me off. If I choose ALl Processes,
Hierarchically, I see the following:
launchd (root) -> bfobserver (root) -> python (eric)
Anyone have a clue?
- Eric
Folks,
I am just playing with TextMate and trying to get a better grasp of
regexps.. ;)
A language grammar for some time stamped log files (like system.log)
{ scopeName = 'text.logfile';
fileTypes = ( 'log' );
foldingStartMarker = '/\*\*|\{\s*$';
foldingStopMarker = '\*\*/|^\s*\}';
patterns = (
{ name = 'invalid';
match = '(crash(dump|ed)|error|failed)';
},
{ name = 'constant.numeric';
match = '[0-9]';
},
{ name = 'keyword.operator';
match = '(\(|\))';
},
{ name = 'string.url';
match = '\s(\/.*log)';
},
{ name = 'string';
begin = '^';
end = ':\s';
patterns = (
{ name = 'constant.language.time-stamp';
match = '[a-zA-Z]{3}\s[0-9]+?\s[0-9]{2}:[0-9]{2}:[0-9]{2}';
},
{ name = 'keyword';
match = '(launchd|authexec)';
},
{ name = 'variable.other.process';
match = '\w+?\[\d{1,6}\]';
},
);
},
);
}
Has anyone made, or thought of making, a bundle for webworks and/or
freemarker templates?
I'm going to use Webworks in an upcoming project and although it's
mostly html for me, it could be nice with complete correctness.
Andreas
Hi,
Ever since r3350, I have not been able to commit changes to
Subversion from within TextMate. When I try to commit, I get the
following screen.
If I go ahead and press 'Commit', it fails with the message:
Subcommand 'commit' doesn't accept option '--diff-cmd arg'
I don't have any SVN-related environment variables set in TextMate.
I've seen comments in the revision logs related to specifying a diff
command, but don't understand why commit should be affected by this.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Shiran
Hi,
I don't know if this will be of interest to users of TxtMt but some
users like a text editor to be able to go into full-screen mode. E.g.
for creative writing purposes I like to be able to focus on the text,
and ONLY on the text without the fluff of the OS and other running apps.
Some apps built a reputation out of this alone, e.g. Ulysses, Macjournal.
Plus it kinda fits with the simplicity we code hackers like. Nothing
beats a fresh full-screen Terminal in the morning, but maybe that's just me.
Cheers - Francis
Hi,
A short question, is there a short key to enter the commit button in the
commit window, without klicking it with my mouse? i do a lot of commit's
without comments and i want to hit a key to commit the changed
files.isthere any?
thanks a lot!
Redouane
Hello:
Since this morning and a new update ( TM 1.5.1 1021)
With latex Bundle when i type ^ (not the ctrl key but the key for î ô
etc)
i've a menu on the screen
1) run makeindex
2) run BibTex
With html bundle when i type ^ all the html commands disappear
and there remains only my text between the <p> </p>
It is very unpleasant. i need î ô ê etc...
Alain Matthes
Allan,
slightly off-topic. I was wondering what tool you are using to get
the subversion revision history from the textmate repository into a
nicely formatted rss feed? Or is that something you custom made?
Thanks for the info.
Sebastian
I'm editing the "Annote" field in BibDesk via the "Edit in Textmate"
shortcut. The shortcut works (TextMate opens with a new file and
pastes the text already in the field. But when I write something an
then hit "Save", nothing happens. The text doesn't get transfered to
the Annote field in BibDesk. Edit in TextMate works fine in Safari,
Mail, etc. And if I'm remembering it also used to work with BibDesk.
But suddenly it stopped working. Can anybody using Bibdesk as well
confirm this behaviour?
Btw. I'm using the latest cutting edge build 1021.
Thanks. Oliver
