I would find it incredibly useful if I could do a Find/Replace such
that I could reliably rename symbols like variables and function
names. I envision that this would be based on scopes and that it would
constrain Find/Replace to exact matches of entire scopes. In Erlang
this would enable me to rename variables by doing a Find/Replace of
exact scope match for variable.other.erlang.
Hi,
I'm just writing the extension for DIALOG2 to show up a user-defined
open/save panel optionally with an accessory view.
I can call it like:
"$DIALOG" panel open -p '{message="Input"; button1 = Load;
allowMultipleSelection = 1; startDir = "/usr/bin/"; string=ANNA;
switch=1;}' ~/Desktop/acc.nib
whereby 'string' and 'switch' are set in the accessory view
(TextIInputField and a Checkbox) specified in acc.nib. It works fine.
Now I tried to show these panels as sheets bound to the current
window. This also works fine ;)
BUT: I do not know how to write the 'resultDict' plist back to TM if
I'm using sheets :{
(NSLog() shows the correct plist)
If I show up the panels as windows I'm using:
[TMDCommand writePropertyList:resultDict toFileHandle:[proxy
outputHandle]];
called within '(void)handleCommand:(CLIProxy*)proxy'
Fine. But if I'm using sheets then I have to call:
[openPanel beginSheetForDirectory: startDir
file: [parameters objectForKey:@"file"]
types: fileTypes
modalForWindow: documentWindow
modalDelegate: self
didEndSelector:
@selector(openPanelDidEnd:returnCode:contextInfo:)
contextInfo: nil];
within '(void)handleCommand:(CLIProxy*)proxy' and this means I have to
leave the method '(void)handleCommand:(CLIProxy*)proxy'
My method to handle the sheet after closing is
- (void)openPanelDidEnd:(NSOpenPanel*)openPanel returnCode:
(int)returnCode contextInfo:(void*)contextInfo
and I didn't find a way to get access to TMDCommand's [proxy
outputHandle]. I tried to copy the handle, to set proxy as class
variable, etc. I directly wrote to stdout but it's redirected.
Is there anyone who can give me an hint? (If it would be better to
post the preliminary code for panel.mm, please let it me know)
Thanks
--Hans
Hello,
After about two years of beauty sleep, TabMate is back with an updated
version!
TabMate is a plugin that makes it possible to have per-file indenting
settings, so you don't have to manually change these when you switch
between files with different code styles.
New in 1.2:
* Make TabMate work better with scripts that have a shebang line, as
well as PHP scripts and other files that do not necessarily have the
modeline as the first line
* Other minor tweaks to make TabMate more compatible with different
modelines out there
* Added lots of unit tests to the Xcode project, to make it easier to
do changes to the plugin, without breaking anything
* Thanks to Andrian Budantsov and Torsten Walter for patches!
For anyone interested in helping out: TabMate now has a trac with
subversion access at http://trac.konstochvanligasaker.se/tabmate
Support for vi/vim modelines is one example of a much-requested
feature that is probably fun to hack together!
http://konstochvanligasaker.se/tabmate
Thanks a lot
-- Håkan
Hi,
I am on TM 1455 Cutting Edge and I have just updated the LaTeX Bundle.
The Citation (Ref-TeX style) Command is now failing. It launches the
cite menu but does not bring up the entries of my bib file (specified
with TM_LATEX_BIB). Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
All the best, Mark
ok scope isnt quite the right word...
lets says i have
<img src="something" width="10" height="15>
and i have the caret somewhere around src
is there a way to move to either right before or after the closing >
or when you get auto "" and it drops the caret in the middle,
is there a way to jump to right outside the quote?
been googling and digging through the power editing book but i'm not
finding anything...
The following process will give you a command which you can run to
help debug commands:
1) Create a Command in the Bundle Editor called "Command Output"
2) Paste the following script into the Bundle Editor:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
print '<pre>'
print while gets
print "\n"
print "------------\n"
print "END OF STDIN\n"
print "------------\n"
print `env | sort`
print '</pre>'
3) Set Input to Selected Text or Scope
4) Set Output to Show as HTML
5) Set the scope to whatever scope you want to use in your command
Try it out. It will dump the input followed by a divider followed by
the entire environment supplied to the command.
I used this to determine what TextMate was supplying to the Command I
was writing.
Hi,
as you know TM 2.0 will be Leopard only. Fine. But what about DIALOG2?
Should DIALOG2 also compiled as Leopard only?
With the new SDK 10.5 you have some "tiny" improvements to enhance
DIALOG2.
Regards,
--Hans
Hello,
I have tried to figure out why pdfsync was not working with my (large
and multiple file) thesis tex project. I figured out, that pdfsync
has to be included from the main tex file and NOT from a stylefile
(i.e a custum made thesis.sty that includes pdfsync...). This is not
a big deal, but maybe it could be fixed so that texMate.py would find
pdfsync there too...
Thanks
Chris
