It was supposed to be nice weather for those brilliant May 1st Labour
Day, but it's not, barbecue gonna be tommorow... so I'm writing here
about my favorite text editor :>
I was wondering if I'm missing some hidden TM option to enable some
more sophisticated undos in TM, and I found this:
http://nslog.com/2006/11/08/textmates_undo
So, are some non-single character undos on the horizon of TM? I'm
aware it is all about TM 2.0 will relay on NSTextView that does it for
free, but how about 1.x? Something easy at least as whole word or
whole edited line undo would be enough, just to keep our fingers less
stressed of pressing ⌘Z.
Regards,
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Hello.
This is a simple feature request that I think is easy to implement for
anybody knowing something more about TextMate bundles than myself.
Is it easy to mark TABs at the beginning of the line that does not
have anything else?
I mean, mark as suspicious all lines that math /^\t\s*$/
Thank you,
Alberto
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Alberto Simões
Hello,
Sorry if this has been asked and answered previously - I quickly searched
but couldn't find an answer...
I have written a "push" command to save my current file/line/column (where
I'm at) and restore it with a "pop" command. I would like to run the "push"
command before I do operations like "Goto Current Tag [TM CTags]" so that I
can run my "pop" command to restore where I was at.
I cannot seem to figure out how to build a "macro" command that could do
both push and goto with a single key stroke (i.e. like remapping the ^] key
to do both) - I tried to record a macro but the macro stops recording when I
run the "Goto Current Tag" command.
Thanks,
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Hi all,
The media wiki bundle lacks snippets for inserting references.
I wonder if whomever maintains that bundle could add the two attached
snippets which are triggered by "ref" and insert either
{{Fact|date=month year}}
or
<ref>$author ($year). $title. $journal, $vol $pages</ref>
I'm sure books and websites are common references too, but at least
this get the idea going. Feel free to edit/improve of course.
Happy hanukah,
tim
Hello,
I am a website developer using php for my projects, along with the
CodeIgnitor php framework.
This works great, especially along with Transmit for ftp connectivity,
There is one missing link I'm looking for. It would be super great if
there was a way to browse a
project's classes. I know of the CodeBrowser plugin, but that is for
the file you are editing.
The function / code block selecter in TM's status bar is also very
good but again only for 1 file.
Does anybody know of an application that does a good view of classes /
methods / variables
in a multi-file php project? I like TM so much because of its speed
and "Mac feel".. I don't want
to switch to a big, clunky, slow IDE! So I'm looking for the "Mac
like" way in the middle.
Well, if anyone has any tips they would be greatly appreciated.
A very happy holiday wish to everyone in the TM and Mac community!
Michael, Haarlem, The Netherlands
Hello.
I recently did a fresh install of Mac OS X 10.5.6, downloaded TextMate
1.5.7 (r1436) from macromates.com and activated it with my serial
number. It's odd, but there are some things that doesn't work.
1. It can't create new files from templates. Nothing simply happens
when I try.
2. When I have open a folder I can't create new files in that folder
from TextMate, I can however create new subfolders.
Console shows no output. I have tried the standard troubleshooting
including reinstalling the application bundle, removing the preference
file and zapping the PRAM. It didn't help.
Does anyone have an idea of what this could be?
Marcus
I would like to add a couple of things (at least), but I'm afraid I need some
clarifications...
I need a disassembler command, it's just
import dis
dis.dis(module)
or dis.dis(function) or dis.dis(object)
Maybe I need a menu to let it know what I want to disassemble..
I tried something like this:
MOD_NAME=${TM_FILENAME%.py}
cd $TM_CURRENT_DIR && python -c "import dis; import os;
os.chdir(os.environ['TM_CURRENT_DIR']); print "Now in", os.getcwd(); import
$MOD_NAME; dis.dis($MOD_NAME)"; cd -
But it doesn't change dir at all, what am I missing?
Another nice command would be
execute line/selection as python, should I use eval?
I found that tm_helpers give me some nice functions, other sources of
"helpers"?
Last command is pylint "integration", this is alreadly not too bad
pylint $TM_FILEPATH 2>/dev/null | tail -n 2
It just gives me the score of my source code, but a better rappresentation
in html format could be better...
Thanks a lot
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I discovered the blogging bundle and I think is great, so I created a blog
for the first time in my life.
http://petitesnouvelles.wordpress.com/http://petitesnouvelles.wordpress.com/
Well if I can't write with textmate it means that I can't write in a certain
way :D
Now the problem is that if I paste code I need to use the <pre> (or the
equivalent in markup or textile) tag which keeps the indentation but hides
part of the code if I enlarge the font on my browser.
I could also limit the lenght of the strings but it does not solve
completely the problem...
It would be also nice some sintax highlighting and better formatting, any
advices?
So how could I do?? Is it also possible to attach automatically binary and
text files directly from textmate or not? (didn't see that function).
Thanks a lot
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Hello.
I'm getting this error in Console
....
28/12/2008 01:42:52 TextMate[3577] didn't find rule source.ruby
28/12/2008 01:42:52 TextMate[3577] didn't find rule named source.ruby
28/12/2008 01:42:52 TextMate[3577] didn't find rule source.ruby
28/12/2008 01:42:53 TextMate[3577] didn't find rule named source.ruby
28/12/2008 01:42:53 TextMate[3577] didn't find rule source.ruby
28/12/2008 01:42:53 TextMate[3577] didn't find rule named source.ruby
28/12/2008 01:42:53 TextMate[3577] didn't find rule source.ruby
28/12/2008 01:42:53 TextMate[3577] didn't find rule named source.ruby
...
this messages appear in the list every time I press any button inside
the editor. So, looks like one of the bundles which has scope selector
'source.ruby' activated after pressing on keyboard. But how to find
which of them and to fix it?
Any suggestions? Thanks.
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E-Mail: prudnikov(a)tobeedo.com
