I was frequently selecting a word and finding it in the project so I
thought I would automate the 3 command sequence (control w, command e
and command shift f, return) by using a macro. Unfortunately the
find in project part is not recorded within the start/stop macro. I
guess this is because it brings up a dialogue box? Any way around
this or maybe I have overlooked some built in command that does this?
Dave.
I have an Xcode project with a non-default [SYMROOT][1]. The run
command seems to disregard this and expects the project to be laid
out like:
foo/
Project.xcodeproj
build/ # <-- SYMROOT
which it should not do. Can someone fix this?
[1]: http://developer.apple.com/releasenotes/DeveloperTools/Xcode/
XcodeBuildSettings.html
-- Daniel
"style" snippet unneccessarily adds CDATA block.
CDATA is only needed for content that uses "<" and "&" very often, but
these characters aren't used in CSS syntax at all. They might occur
sometimes in URLs and string constants, but parametrized images and
generated content are used rarely enough that CDATA can be dropped from
snippet.
--
regards, porneL
I notice that for certain commands the 'Documentation for word /
Selection (man)' is unable to find the man page for some commands
while typing 'man foo' seems to work.
For example 'asr' returns the man page formatted quite nicely in the
html window.
However on my system (MacBook Pro, running 10.4.6 w/dev tools, and
cutting edge TextMate) the documentation for hdiutil and rsync
couldn't be found.
Do I need to modify my shell configuration? or the command in someway?
My apologies if this has been discussed before, briefly searching the
list didn't seem to turn anything up.
Thanks
Peter
Hi everyone,
I have two questions on coloring the text in textmate.
# How do I turn off the background coloring when I turned it on once?
Of course I could use the same color as the main background color.
But than
I need to change them all again.
# I would like to color the scopes "entity.name" and
"entity.name.section"
but somehow that does not work. Textmate only applies the rule for
"entity.name"
Thanks in advance
Christoph
~~~~~
Christoph Biela
cbiela(a)gmail.com
… when you can see "svn up /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate" in
your terminal window, much more often than you call your girlfriend
… when you select text, hit " and start screaming because the stupid
application is not as smart as textmate
… when you are desperately trying to find alternatives to
applications because "Edit in textmate" doesn't work with your old
Hi. I've just started playing with Objective C and (obviously!) want
to use TextMate to edit my code. I saw the rather cool demo in Allan's
2nd Obj-C screencast [1] of how to reformat a method signature, but it
didn't work for me.
I tried it with the following example:
+ (id)dateWithString:(NSString *)description calendarFormat:(NSString *)format
locale:(NSDictionary *)locale
{
}
and found that the results came out like this (having removed everything
in the file prior to the method definition):
+ (id)dateWithString:(NSString *)description
calendarFormat:(NSString *)format
locale:(NSDictionary *)locale
Do I need a specific version of the TextMate, the Objective-C bundle, or
some other supporting files to make this work?
I'm running build 948 of TM, and have just upped by Objective-C bundle
this evening (the one shipped with 948 didn't define the format method
signature command).
Cheers,
Graham
[1] http://macromates.com/screencast/objective_c_part_2.mov
