I don't know if this has been suggested before, but I'd like to right
click on a selection or an identifier (without having to double click
it first) and choose "Find in Project" which would give search results
in all files in a project (or a directory if I had opened one).
This would be great for quickly exploring code bases.
Is there a way to hook this up now given TextMate's flexibility and
the existence of the Edit -> Find -> Find in Project ?
-Chuck
Hi!
I'm behind a proxy here, and I'd like to use the blogging bundle.
Unfortunately, there's not much of information on this in the
internet, so could someone here help me out?
My favourised solution would be that TM takes over the system proxy
out of OS X's "Location"s. But a hint on how to set the proxy via env
would help, too :-)
TIA
André
Hi All
I am slowly making language bundles for the various languages used on
the Tandem (HP) NSK systems. So far I have been working on TAL, DDL
and the Make file syntax used by ACI. I also hope to do a COBOL/
SCOBOL bundle as well, as time available happens.
My question is this. At the moment it appears that all languages must
have their own separate bundle. Given that quite a few of these (in
particular DDL/Make and a couple of others) are going to be just
syntax highlighting, is it possible to have a combined bundle of
languages? or do I just suck down each desired language (there's not
many - maybe 6 or 7 by the time I eventually finish) having its own
bundle entry?
Cheers
Dean.
I'm having a problem populating the symbol list in my files. I have
created the following preference item:
{ showInSymbolList = 1;
symbolTransformation = 's/(^KW: )(.*)(%)/$2/;';
}
My document is filled with lines such as
KW: postscript essenceoftruth freedom % (fold)
However, the symbol list remains empty. I have double checked that
the scope selector for the preference matches the global scope of the
document and have closed the bundle editor window. Can someone help
me figure out why this is not working?
Thanks,
Colin Hahn
»Geben Sie mir Kaffee, dann mache ich Phänomenologie daraus.«
"Give me my coffee so that I can make phenomenology out of it." --
Edmund Husserl
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Hi, everyone.
It seems, that in Bulleted Lists the URLs don't get matched as
underlined, if they are in a scope of a bulleted list.
Wouldn't it make sense to change the Grammar, so it has begin/end
clauses for bulleted Items and then make an include rule for it ?
One Side effect also, of this is that hitting the Enter key has no result.
regards, marios
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It occurred to me that quite a few bundles (okay, at least one) make
use of /tmp.
I've been using /tmp/<uid>/ as several other applications under OS X
seem to use this directory, though I just realized it doesn't always
exist so I'm not sure which app creates it in the first place. I note
some applications also use /tmp/$USER/... Of course, there's always
just using /tmp directly.
Anyway, I'm wondering if it might be useful for:
a) All TextMate bundles to use a standard per-bundle temporary location.
b) For TextMate to create the top of this location at start and clean
it up at quit.
For example, TextMate might set TM_TMPDIR to /tmp/textmate-$USER/
<bundle_name> for each bundle, and create /tmp/textmate-$USER at
startup and remove (recursively) /tmp/textmate-$USER at quit.
Mostly thinking out loud.
Useful or not worth the trouble?
j.
Hi Folks,
Is there method to get a list of all current labels when writing a
tex document? Sometimes that would be easier for a proper selection.
Thanks
Christian
I'm writing a bundle for GNU Forth - mainly for giggles although I'll
release it if it gets good enough. I'd like ⎋ completion to be able to
complete Forth words - which can include any non-space character. Is it
possible to define the 'word characters' on a per-grammar basis?
--
Andy Armstrong, hexten.net
Since I'm lazy by nature :), when I create a new Project I don't save it
right away.
So yesterday, I shut down my Mac and TextMate prompted me to Save the New
Project, which I did. The project had about 15 or 20 tabs opened at the
time.
This morning I start up TextMate but none of the previously opened files
appeared. The project window was blank. I assume this is not expected
behavior since all my other projects open with the files they closed with. I
also had 2 other Projects visible at the time I shut down but likely it
doesn't affect this bug.
Thanks,
Ed
