Hi,
Is there any support for setting a background image in the editor
window? Or any plans to add this? I've found the transparency support
but I'm not that fussed about seeing my other windows, I'd rather
just see a tinted image.
Thanks
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Ibex Internet Ltd
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Hi there...
Maybe I'm overlooking something but I can't seem to find it...
I'm in the 'Fonts & Colors' prefpane of TextMate and I want to delete
some BG-colors of some elements. Each time I click on an element's BG
I get a color-popup asking me to pick a color. What if I don't want a
color... It's still gives me a color-square under the BG-column. How
do I delete the BG?
Greetings
Ypmits
Hi-
I use textmate for the markup a lot of XML projects I work on, and
have adapted some of the wrapping features to meet my needs.
One snippet I use frequently is "perl -pe 's/.+/<\${1:listitem}><\
${2:flashtext}>$&<\/\$2><\/\$1>/'" which takes a columnar list and
wraps each line in <listitem><flashtext></flashtext></listitem>. I
would like to find an easy way to then wrap the entire list in a
<flashlist> tag.
I know I can just reselect the whole list and wrap it with a copy of
the HTML bundle's "Wrap Selection..." tag, but I'd like to make my
list in one fell swoop.
So, what's a good way to combine the "Wrap Selection..." with a "Wrap
Each Selected Line..."?
Thanks!
James Fishwick
Associate Media Producer
Houghton Mifflin
College Media Development
email: james_fishwick(a)hmco.com
phone: 434.284.3727
im: iamfishwick
Dear List,
I know I am probably doing something silly, but I can't seem to solve
this seemingly trivial problem.
I've installed the restructured text bundle, and the restructured text
tools themselves. the reST tools work fine from the command line. My
environment.plist looks like:
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN"
"http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
<key>DISPLAY</key>
<string>:0.0</string>
<key>PATH</key>
<string>/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/Current/bin:/usr/local/bin:/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/teTeX/bin/i386-apple-darwin-current:/Users/nicholas/bin</string>
</dict>
</plist>
On running the rst2html command from the bundle, I get the error message:
Couldn't find rst2html.py
You can either set the TM_RST2HTML variable to the full path of your
docutils (docutils.sourceforge.net) installation (e.g.
/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.4/bin or set the PATH
variable to include the path of the docutils converters.
Locations searched:
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Support/bin/CocoaDialog.app/Contents/MacOS
/sw/bin
/sw/sbin
/bin
/sbin
/usr/bin
/usr/sbin
/usr/texbin
/usr/local/bin
/usr/X11R6/bin
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Support/bin
If I create a variable TM_RST2HTML and set it to:
/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/Current/bin/
I get an error saying that that path cannot be found (even though I
*know* it exists.
(the relevant utilities exist both there and in my ~/bin)
Can anyone explain what is wrong?
Best wishes,
Nicholas
Who else uses Textmate for Scheme? I know, most of the LISP community
use Emacs alone for religious reasons, but since there was a Scheme
language definition already there, I can't be the only one :-)
Anyway, for my own use I've been adding to the Scheme language a bit;
telling it about define-syntax, then adding properties so that
(define (foo ...) ...), (define foo ...) and (define-syntax foo ...)
all result in 'foo' appearing in the symbol list, and writing a few
snippets for common things.
I'd like to look into figuring out a good way to do help on current
symbol type stuff, but I'm not sure where best to refer to. Since the
current language starts 'csi' as the interpreter, the Chicken
documentation on callcc.org would be a good bet, but it would be nice
to keep the Scheme language as implementation-indepedent as possible.
Or have a base Scheme language then a special module for Chicken
Scheme that binds run script, help on symbol, etc.
If there's any other TextMate schemers about, I can post the
resulting diffs, and if everyone likes them, send 'em in to go in the
repository?
ABS
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Blog: http://www.snell-pym.org.uk/?author=4
Okay, I must be going nuts. I could *swear* that when editing source,
when I backspaced to remove a tab the entire tabstop got removed. All
eight character-widths, or whatever my tab size is set to. This happened
even if I had soft tabs enabled; backspacing would chew up spaces back to
the previous tabstop.
But that's not happening now. Now, when I backspace over a tab, the
cursor moves one character and the tab is replaced by (tab size - 1)
spaces.
I could also *swear* that up until recently the cursor keys would jump an
entire tabstop at a time (if moving over a tab), and that you couldn't
cursor into the "dead" space after the end of the line. But now, the
cursor keys always move exactly one character width, whether in a tab or
past the EOL.
So, did something suddenly change? I'm using the bleeding edge updates,
and regularly updating the bundles by svn, so I can see a change slipping
past me. Or maybe I toggled some unknown preference value by mistake?
Or is this the way it's always been and I'm just crazy?
--
Steve King, <steve(a)narbat.com>
Hello,
I started a new bundle for editing COBOL (indeed... ;-)
http://pieterb.be/coding/cobol/
Right at the moment I've only some syntax highlighting, but I' did
like to know how
I can implement auto-numbering.
I am only a beginner with these bundles.
Each new line should start with a number of 6 digits, if possible
with +10 for each new line.
(calculated with the number in 1-6 off the previous line)
000100
000110
...
Each line ends after 80 columns (or characters)
Is it possible to always(!) wrap after 80 chars?
Another issue: commenting; cobol uses a star in column 7 to show a
line is comment.
For example:
000220*A helloworld example....
000230
Is this possible.
Any help is greatly appreciated...
Pieter Baele
pieter.baele(a)telenet.be
A solid systems's approach should not be based on "but it works".
Yet, time and time again, we see that for most people this is the
case. They don't care about good software, only about "good enough"
software. So the programmers can continue to make such mistakes.
Hello,
There are some problems with the blogging bundle with Wordpress 2.2. Pings
and Comments are always set to off.
I know it has been mentioned before and it seems to be a bug in WP. I
didn't see a bug report on the WP trac and am not really too familiar with
the API, so could you clarify what's causing this and whether it really is
a WP bug so I can submit a bug report to the WP guys?
Thanks!
Christoph
Hi, I've been using TextMate for almost a year now and I think it's great,
except for one feature which I find annoying - when you select a block of
text and hit a pair key (Eg. ', ", [, < etc) instead of overwriting the
selected text it nestles it in between two of the key you pressed.
I thought that I'd probably get used to it in a few weeks but I guess I
haven't and I still find it really annoying when I forget to hit backspace
first. So I was just wondering if anyone knew of a way to disable the
feature?
Many thanks!
Mark
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Is there any fast way to generate doxygen style comments for c++ functions
based on what parameters the function is passed and what it returns? I have
some existing code without any comments, and I was looking for a quick way
to put in template comment blocks that I can go through and fill in details
quickly.
thanks for the help,
dave
