TextMate March 2007

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217 participants
245 discussions

by Sacha Arnoud

I have been a long time emacs user and recently discovered TextMate. One of the things I am missing is a "convenient" code navigation tool, a la cscope (find from where a function is called, where the definition of a function is, ...) Maybe there is a built-in/standard way for doing such a thing in TextMate, but didn't find it. I just wrote the first version of a Cscope bundle that : 1. automatically builds a cscope index for files in a project (including projects imported from Xcode) ; 2. allows to find from where a function is called (mapped to Ctrl-C) 3. allows to find where a function is defined (Ctrl-F) Since I am very new to TextMate, I am sure I broke some conventions: comments / ideas for enhancements are welcome. You can download it from here: http://www.box.net/shared/lt1u4tiuj7 Thanks, Sacha

18 years, 1 month

Re: [TxMt] OT: VCS was - Wordpress alternatives?

by Nicholas Cole

On 3/29/07, Ollivier Robert <roberto+textmate(a)keltia.freenix.fr> wrote: > That's what revision control is all about you know :) > > I do the same with RadiantCMS, ruby 1.9 and a bunch of other utilities. My > VCS of choice is Mercurial (http://selenic.com/mercurial) but that should > not matter much :) Since you bring it up - what VCS are people using on OS X? Is there anything that integrates nicely with TM?

18 years, 1 month

TextMate/Python/Igor Pro

by Paul Nakroshis

I posted the following to MacResearch, with no luck, but I'm hoping there are some Textmate users that might be able to help me: Does anyone have any experience sending data to Igor Pro from python? I'm looking for a way to interface python to Igor Pro. I am using TextMate to write python code that writes a data file. I manually open the file with Igor Pro, set up a plot and then, when I re-run the python script to make a different data file, I want to send an instruction from python to igor to reload a data file, and that way Igor will automatically replot a graph. Apparently one can control Igor Pro via applescript (which I haven't learned yet), and there is a python package called appscript (http://appscript.sourceforge.net/) that can mimic applescript. So, 1) does anyone have a sample applescript that can tell Igor Pro to load a data file? 2) does anyone have an "appscript" (http:// appscript.sourceforge.net/) that would achieve the same end? -paul ________________________________ Dept. of Physics University of Southern Maine http://www.usm.maine.edu/~pauln

18 years, 1 month

Control-L markers

by Patrick Gundlach

Hello, is it possible to insert a ctrl-L (new page) into the current buffer? And is it possible to make this visible? And can I even use some key to behave as 'go to the next/previous page'? Patrick

18 years, 1 month

OT: Wordpress alternatives?

by Gerd Knops

Hi All, There are quite a few blog experienced folks here so I hope you excuse the OTness: Recently Wordpress has been buffing me: Security issues requiring immediate updates, too much manual labor for updates (especially if you maintain multiple blogs for multiple users on your linux server), upsurge of spam that can't even be stopped by disabling comments... Are there alternatives that address the above issues? Thanks Gerd

18 years, 1 month

Tabbing out of brackets

by Robin Houston

I'm working on a Latex document that uses a lot of complex sub- and superscripts, so I wrote a little snippet _{$1} which is activated by the underscore key (and the corresponding thing for ^, of course). I use this a *lot*, and it has saved my brain a lot of confusion, and my right little finger a lot of wear and tear. But it also has a benefit that I wasn't expecting: when I've finished typing the subscript, I can just press tab to escape from the braces, and continue with the rest of the expression. I find that invaluable, and I've started to get frustrated that the same thing doesn't work with ordinary auto-completed braces, parentheses, etc. Of course I could write a snippet {${1:$TM_SELECTED_TEXT}} and bind it to the { key, but then you don't get the nice feature that deleting the opening brace will delete the closer as well. It would be nice to have the best of both worlds. How about making it possible to tab out of *all* auto-paired thingies, in the way that you can from a snippet? Robin

18 years, 1 month

LaTeX Log language definition

by Robin Houston

TeX flags errors by a line that starts with "! "; but the LaTeX Log format doesn't treat them as anything special so there's no way to make them stand out. Could we change the invalid.illegal definition to the following { name = 'invalid.illegal'; match = '.*Error|^! .*'; }, or something along those lines? And while I'm on the subject, the firstLineMatch seems rather restrictive. Could it be generalised to: firstLineMatch = 'This is (pdfe)?TeXk?, Version '; since not everyone uses non-standard extensions (the 'k' suffix) nor even PDFTeX? Robin

18 years, 1 month

bundle: where to store programs?

by Patrick Gundlach

Hi, I'd like to put my ruby/shell scripts for my bundle on the harddrive. Where should I store them? I'd like to have a place like mybundle.tmbundle/bin But then how would I access the script? Any pre-defined variable for that location, such as $TM_CURRENT_BUNDLE? Patrick

18 years, 1 month

RE: (Autoresponder) Re: [TxMt] using svn as a storage for bundles

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18 years, 1 month

using svn as a storage for bundles

by Patrick Gundlach

Hi, I have a bundle that I'd like to store in a subversion repository. As I can see, there is a folder 'Pristine Copy' and a folder 'Bundles'. What is the best practice if I'd link to have all new commands added to the repository without moving them around? Patrick

18 years, 1 month

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TextMate March 2007