> De: Michael Sheets <bundles(a)textmate.org>
> Fecha: 27 de noviembre de 2007 08:56:50 GMT+01:00
> Para: TextMate users <textmate(a)lists.macromates.com>, Hans-Joerg
> Bibiko <bibiko(a)eva.mpg.de>
> Asunto: Re: [TxMt] Bug en Dup-line
> Responder a: TextMate users <textmate(a)lists.macromates.com>
>
>
> On Nov 26, 2007, at 11:04 AM, Hans-Joerg Bibiko wrote:
>
>> ;P I don't see the forrest for trees.
>>
>> OK hopefully the last one ;)
>>
>> <Duplicate Line : Selection (Tiger:Leopard).tmCommand>
>
> Looks good to me, passed all the tests I threw at it. :)
>
> Committed, thanks!
Thanks, it also did to me.
- Juan Falgueras
The other day I did an SVN commit from textmate.
In the commit message window I pasted in some text I'd copied from a
message from a client from BaseCamp.
When I tried to commit, it failed complaining about mixed line endings
(paraphrasing from memory).
It seems to me that this is something that the subversion bundle could sanitize.
I tried to figure out how to patch this, but I think that this is all
handled within the internal CommitWindow.app which I can't (or don't
know how to) look at.
--
Rick DeNatale
My blog on Ruby
http://talklikeaduck.denhaven2.com/
Hi!
Recently i was pointed that i can use a "slug" keyword to tell
blogging bundle to set post slug. And it was fine with one minor
problem - Fetch Post command doesn't fetch that slug... It even
fetches tags (keywords) for WordPress 2.3 but no slug. So I decide to
try to tune blogging bundle for myself. And it was not very hard. Here
is a result (blogging.rb file, line 405 aprox.):
doc += "Title: #{self.post['title']}\n"
#added: this line will populate slug back to post
doc += "Slug: #{self.post['wp_slug']}\n" if self.post['wp_slug']
doc += "Keywords: #{self.post['mt_keywords']}\n" if self.post['mt_keywords']
I tested it only with Wordpress 2.3 (i use it) so try it with care ;)
P.S.
Why I need it? I often use post headers like "Вообще-то, я ждал
Франции..." (russian) and then set a slug like "waiting-for-france".
And sometimes i edit my post and forget to write slug again. And post
slug become something like this:
"%d0%b2%d0%be%d0%be%d0%b1%d1%89%d0%b5-%d1%82%d0%be-%d1%8f-%d0%b6%d0%b4%d0%b0%d0%bb-%d1%84%d1%80%d0%b0%d0%bd%d1%86%d0%b8%d0%b8".
Plus from this point i can't send link to my friends (that didn't so
happy to own Mac) becouse Safari shows it like
"http://nilcolor.prosound.fm/2007/11/21/вообще-то-я-ждал-франции/" -
yep, with pure russian chars in address bar :)
P.P.S
Hope this change or better one will be implemented asap in svn copy of
blogging bundle.
I think I've find a bug in the duplicate line TM proc:
If you are in _the middle of_ a line with accented chars, dup-line
(⌃⇧D) do an strange thing sending the char besides the cursor to
the dupped line:
cout << "Estadística|" << endl; (| indicates the cursor) and
press ⌃⇧D
makes
cout << "Estadística << endl;
cout << "Estadística"" << endl;
I don't know if this bug is already booked, my apologizes if so do.
.juan falgueras
On 26 Nov 2007, at 9:32 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
> I myself rely heavily on the Edit in TextMate input manager and a
> bunch of snippets/commands bound to the text.mail scope.
I had thought that Edit in TextMate had died with the coming of
Leopard. Certainly it is gone from my menus, and deleting and
reinstalling the link has no effect.
Is this not the case? If it isn't, how might I get the feature back?
— F
Hello everyone,
All of the discussion on this list about LaTeX made me curious. I've
installed LaTeX on my MacBook and everything is moving along nicely
(so far the Multimate->LaTeX seems like the best thing since sliced
pickles!). However, I've run into a problem (and I'm pretty sure
it's not a textmate problem, which is why I labelled this e-mail OT).
I've downloaded the apa.cls from http://www.ilsp.gr/homepages/
protopapas/apacls.html but I cannot figure out which folder I should
place it into for it to work properly. Can anyone help?
Thank you in advance.
--
j.
I was wondering if there's a way to turn off this feature or at least to
delay it.
Currently when a file is in scope, its file name is selected in the Project
Drawer and file listing scrolls to make the file name visible. This is
usually a good feature.
On occasion though this is more disruptive than helpful. It would be nice if
there was a way to keep the current view of the file list in the Project
Drawer stay in place and not jump back and forth right away when we open or
close files. I often scroll away from the current file location to open
files in another area but when I close the file, the view will jump back to
the and then I have to scroll again to section I'm interested in.
What I think would be nice is if there can be a short delay in auto
selecting the file name in the list once a file is closed. The way we can
still select from the view that's currently available but after a few
seconds it can jump to the file that is currently being edited.
Cheers,
Ed Wong
For better Erlang integration I want to run some stuff in the background, see:
http://www.rsaccon.com/2007/11/faster-interaction-between-erlang-and.html
Based on my still very basic understanding of TetxMate, the best way
to achieve this, I think is to to write a plugin.
Does there exist any tutorial or recommendation on how to get started
? Or do I just have to read the source code of the exsting plugins ?
I am familiar with C in general, but unfortunately no experience yet
with Objective-C.
regards
--
Roberto Saccon
http://rsaccon.com
I know there are a few of masters of the art of creating magical code
on the TextMate list. I'm wondering if TextMate, with a little,
perhaps a lot, of clever programming might be the solution to a very
common small business problem.
Many small business owners are searching for a simple way to create
and send customized boilerplate email to individuals and occasionally
to Address Book groups. Before you get the wrong idea, I'm *not*
referring to the usual 'bulk' email program, that market is already
well served.
I know small business owners would be delighted to discover a
straightforward, highly automated way to welcome new customers and
periodically communicate with them by email.
Marketcircle's Daylite, an OpenBase SQL CRM, is the best solution I've
been able to find. Objective-Decision's Contactizer Pro, Christian
Fries' Serial Mail and MacTank's Mail Template also attempt to address
this need. Bulk mail programs aren't likely to be the answer.
Overview:
- family businesses are usually frugal
- paraphrasing Occam/Ockham "All other things being equal, the
simplest solution is the best."
- leverage Apple's Address Book
- leverage Apple's Mail
- use TextMate to create email merge templates (provide an easy way to
add Address Book fields to the merge template. Joe Pagliaro does this
nicely with drop-down Address Book field selection in his program
Mailings.)
- merge data from Address Book into the TextMate merge template and
transfer the merged text to Apple Mail for editing and sending
Potential workflow:
1. Select an existing Address Book client record (Spotlight)
2. Select a merge template (right click)
3. Magic happens, an email appears in Apple's Mail, ready to send.
I'm not a coder, so, it's a given that my idea may be ridiculous. It's
possible Christian Fries was on the right track with Serial Mail.
http://www.christian-fries.de/osx/SerialMail/index.html
Cheers,
Frank
I suspect this is more like a feature request than anything else, but
does anyone have a hack/workout/methodology for color labels in the
project drawer - I know that open or unsaved files have a slightly
different toned icon - than saved file icons - is there any way /
plans to enhance this further?
I know that I for one would LOVE this feature..
regards
-s.i
