TextMate August 2006

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What happened to my right margin-wrap / Markdown + Blogging

by Steven G. Harms

I am using Markdown to edit a blog entry and all of a sudden i noticed that my right margin wrap has stopped. I'm not sure if i hit some strange key combination that disabled the wrap, but I'd sure like to know how to get it back. NOTE: This is not to be confused with the 'soft wrap' requests that malign Allan (according to the documentation). ...and... If anyone has a quick tip on how to change the autocomplete button from escape to shift+tab (what i use in xcode) that would be much appreciated. Steven

18 years, 10 months

Ignore certain bundles from SVN?

by Neil Lee

Is there any way to deactivate bundles from TextMate so that if I do a svn update from the repository I don't pull down those items? I'd like to stay up-to-date with bundle development but there are a bunch of them that I'll never use. Thanks, Neil --- hushBOOM design Web design, development & hosting -- Writing & Editing http://www.hushboom.com/

18 years, 10 months

Using an alternate Python?

by Robert J. Hansen

Hello there--new TextMate user, enjoying it a fair bit, save for one major problem: it seems unable to use the Python installed from Fink. Whenever PyMate runs, it always uses Python 2.3.5 installed in /usr/bin, as opposed to Python 2.4.2 in /sw/bin. "/usr/bin/env python" calls /sw/bin/python; /sw/bin is listed before /usr/bin in my PATH. My suspicion is that there's some preference somewhere in TextMate that tells it the path to Python. However, I've been unable to find it by browsing through Preferences. Can anyone give me a hint as to how to get TextMate to call the proper Python? Thanks for any help you can give. :)

18 years, 10 months

TextMate quiz

by cskiadas＠uchicago.edu

This is sort of a reminder about the TextMate quiz (http://skiadas.dcostanet.net/afterthought/2006/07/14/tmq-1/). Given that I got no answers to the problem, I am trying to determine whether it was because of the too long timeframe which made people forget about it, or whether it was because of a lack of interest in the problem. So I'm hereby extending the deadline until the Sunday a week from tomorrow, and I also wanted to get people's opinions about the quiz and possible ways to make it more approachable and interesting to people. So please feel free to reply, either to the list or to me, with your opinions/ideas. Haris

18 years, 10 months

GTDalt and tmcodebrowser

by Alan Schussman

Michael McCracken recently posted [1] some small (non-TM) hacks for displaying text. His TextShape tool is pretty cool, and TextStructure reminded me of Gerd's TmCodeBrowser plugin, though it adds the neat feature of marking up the symbols list with little pointers as you navigate through the file -- pretty cool. Anyway, I started exploring tmcodebrowser again, and I whipped up a couple of tiny, trivial lines to add to one's ~/.ctags.tmcodebrowser file to add support for GTDalt. If anybody's interested, the following will just show in the codebrowser window a list of projects in the current .gtd file -- just one more way of displaying your GTDalts, beyond Haris's great remind/geektool displays. It's handy if you want to keep a snapshot of the overall set of projects in a very long .gtd file. --langdef=gtdalt --langmap=gtdalt:.gtd --regex-gtdalt=/^[\t ]*project (.*)$/\1/project/ [1] http://michael-mccracken.net/wp/ -Alan

18 years, 10 months

a newbie asks for help with regular expressions

by Lawrence Goodman

This is a very basic question, but I am just getting started so I could use some help. I want to create an element that recognizes the text between asterisks as element.comment.first. For example if I type: * Textmate * This would be identified as element.comment.first. So I wrote the following in my "language" section: { name = 'element.comment.first'; match = '[*]\s?([^\* ]|\.| [*] | )*[*]'; }, The problem is it can't identify the element when it comes in the middle or end of a line, i.e. I want to learn how to use * Textmate * tomorrow. What's between the asterisks is not considered an element.comment.first. Any suggestions or help would be much appreciated. Thanks. -- Lawrence Goodman lawrencegoodman(a)gmail.com Check out my blog: http://goodmanorama.blogspot.com

18 years, 10 months

Using PHP Markdown Extras with TextMate?

by Brooks Seymore

Tinkered around with Markdown today, found it quite enjoyable to use. Mostly. Where I found it lacking is when Markdown formatted text is within a div block, what with Markdown not working within block-level tags. Lookign for a workaround, I discovered [PHP Markdown Extra][1] by Michel Fortin, a script which expands the Markdown syntax to allow one to use Markdown within block-level tags. Is there a way to use that script within TextMate? [1]:http://www.michelf.com/projects/php-markdown/extra/ For those interested in seeing the problem, I've included the samples below. Pop them into a TextMate document composed in the Markdown langauage. The first will convert as I would like properly, the second, well, not so much. **Markdown, Working** example ======= [markdown][1] [1]:http://somesite.com/ **Markdown, Not Quite Working** <div> example ======= [markdown][1] [1]:http://somesite.com/ </div> Regards, Brooks

18 years, 10 months

editing css

by Andreas Wahlin

When editing CSS (and possibly, other things as well) I find myself wanting to invert command+return behaviour. At least here, command+return will hop to a new line without breaking my current line at the caret, while return will hop to a new line taking with it all the contents right of the caret (like always). I'd like to invert this somehow. Also, I totally love how typing : in css gives you the smart ; ending, but I'd like a space after the : as well, how? thanks Andreas

18 years, 10 months

slight change to prototype and scriptaculous bundle

by Andreas Wahlin

I like it, lots :) However, one little detail; I'd suggest changing the each snippet from each(function(${3:this_one}${4:,i}){$0}${5:.bind(this)}); to each(function(${3:this_one}${4:,i}) { $0 }${5:.bind(this)}); that is, "uncompress" it so to speak. Also, I'd like to change this_one to el or element, since I usually iterate over html elements, but that's just my own things. ______________________ Andreas Wahlin Webbutvecklare Webbhuset AB Östra Hamngatan 45, 411 10 Göteborg Telefon: 031-339 19 19, Direkt: 031-739 18 20, Fax: 031-711 12 20 www.webbhuset.se Privileged/confidential information may be contained in this message. If you are not the addressee indicated in this message (or responsible for delivery of the message to such person), you may not copy or deliver this message to anyone. In such case, you should destroy this message and kindly notify the sender by a reply email. Thank you.

18 years, 10 months

Split Edit window

by Sebastian Müller

hi, is it possible to split the editwindow horizontally ? so i can edit on place while i can see an other position on this textfile ? and is it possible to arrange more than one file on the monitor ? automaticaly ? Thanks for your Help The Maverick Sebastian eMail: themaverick(a)themaverick.de Web: www.themaverick.de

18 years, 10 months

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TextMate August 2006