1. Type StringScanner into a Ruby file. The full documentation
appears, with links to methods.
2. Click one of the method links. The documentation for the method
appears, with a link at the top back to StringScanner.
3. Click the StringScanner link.
Expected: The same text and markup will appear it did in step 1.
Actual: The list of methods at the end of the page is truncated.
-- F
Greetings,
I believe there is a problem in the OCaml syntax highlighting. It has
to do with:
let xxx = 10
and yyy = 20
If you want it to color that correctly, you have to:
let xxx = 10 and
yyy = 20
Can someone verify? I have posted two screen shots:
http://lifewithchrist.org/OCaml_tm.png <- wrong way
http://lifewithchrist.org/OCaml_tm_correct.png <- right way
Notice on the first image, how the vars turn italic and purple. But
also notice how the try statement below does the exact same thing.
Jeremy
I was at a local Mac Users Group meeting last night and during the Q&A
session, they were writing down all Q&A's using SubEthaEdit. The one
cool thing was there was 2-3 people writing this stuff down, populating
URLs, etc.
I read Allan's "Future" posting, but I saw nothing about it and was
wondering if TextMate would ever get this cool feature? It's probably
the only thing I'm left wanting at the end of the day.
Thanks!
Derek
I would like to be able to use Textmate with very large directory trees. I
have a tree that has well over 100,000 files in it, and when I try to open
the top-level directory, I get the spinning beach ball. I end up having to
terminate Textmate, losing any other open sessions.
The behavior I'd like is for Textmate to only look at the top level
directory, and to browse into lower level directories as I open them. I
*think* that it is actually trying to read in the entire directory tree, but
this is not a good idea in this case (my file system also happens to be NFS
mounted).
Any chance of supporting this in the future?
Has anyone else run into this?
Thanks,
Bob
I'm using a perl search/replace string to re-format documents into
HTML. I'm using the following for regular paragraphs:
s/^[^\n\t\<].*/<p>$&<\/p>/g;
That takes care of single-line paragraphs like this:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do
eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim
ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut
aliquip ex ea commodo consequat.
This is just like what you'd get from Markdown, paragraphs separated
by a blank line are wrapped in a paragraph tag. But I'd like to add a
rule that looks for paragraphs that have hard-breaks in them, like this:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet,
consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do
eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore
et dolore magna aliqua.
and wrap them in markup like this:
<p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, <br />
consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do <br />
eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore <br />
et dolore magna aliqua.</p>
The key is finding lines that end only to be followed by more lines
in the same paragraph. My RegEx-fu is okay, but not great, so I've
come close, but I can't get it right.
Thanks in advance.
Subversion bundle, Commit window.
I wrote a long, long commit message. I decided I wanted to refer to
an earlier message (so I'd remember what changes happened since the
last commit). I choose a "Previous Summary" from the menu. The
message-text area is filled with the historical text.
Expected: I should be able to recover the message I was working on,
via a control or at least via Undo.
Actual: My work on the message is destroyed.
-- F
Hi,
Has anyone tried this intel build of texniscope?
http://www.akropolix.net/rik0/blogs/2006/04/10/texniscope-intel/
I have tried it and everything seems fine, apart from pdfsync (it can
link from and to the latex document ok but just not as precise as the
original powerpc build). just wondering if anyone else have had any
experience with this build and knows how to make pdfsync to work
properly.
thanks,
Jeff
> Yes that should be doable, at least in the case where the (fold),
> (end) pair is used, once we capture that case in the grammar. The
> reason it works with environments is because I can set the input to
> the current scope, so provided each entire section gets its own
> scope, it should be doable.
> Similarly, the Change Environment command could be made to work for
> sections as well, allowing you to quickly change a section to, say,
> a subsection, with automatic renaming of the label prefix as well
> as the % section (end) part.
I would also suggest that you make the fold marks specific to that
part, i. e. (end section) or something like that.
Not only does it make the code more readable, but I suppose it's also
easier to filter and look for the right (end) …
Max
I tried to track down the other files.
I could not find them until I read about using 'find in project'.
They were inside a directory with the suffix .texp which was
generated it appears by texshop.
The files were in a 'soft links' subfolder.
Deleting this directory (which must have been generated in the past)
solved my duplicate entry problem.
Thanks,
Christopher Brewster
is there some change to the shift+control+w ?
before i could invoke that, type, hit tab and hit enter to get
<div>
|
</div>
now i get
<div>
|</div>
and i dislike that quite a bit, has some change been going on behind
the scenes?
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