Hello,
I started to use Textmate as editor for pages in textile and markdown
format. I run into an issue with a page that includes Java source as
part of an article.
If the article contains a preformatted region <pre>...</pre> and inside
this region there is Java code containing a question mark as part of a
generic function, then the rest of the article is marked in red color.
If I use markdown format instead of textile, then I can solve this with
two blank lines. This is not possible with textile format. Both pages
render correctly in the preview.
I have attached two sample files for this.
<pre>
public <? extends Bar> foo(){
//
}
</pre>
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Best Regards / Viele Grüße
Sebastian Hennebrueder
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Software Developer and Trainer for Hibernate / Java Persistence
http://www.laliluna.de
# Hello
## Sub title
Some text in here
<pre>
public <? extends Bar> foo(){
//
}
</pre>
## Another paragraph
h1. Hello
h2. Sub title
Some text in here
<pre>
public <? extends Bar> foo(){
//
}
</pre>
h1. Another paragraph
I want to know whether someone other than me would like to have a version of TextMate for the iPad? Let me explain: I use TextMate primarily for TeX and some trivial modifications of websites. I could get by with a simple text editor and since the iPad allows one to use an external keyboard, I could type comfortably for hours on it.
Since (as far as I understand) TextMate is very modular and the interface very minimal, one should be able to whip up a nice, clean interface for the iPhone OS?
What do you guys think: have I been caught in Steve's reality distortion field or is there a market for an editor on the iPad?
Max
I just went through a cleanup and organization of my Desktop as it was
getting a bit messy. Part of that mess was the number of TM Project
files that started to collect there. I decided to put them in a
folder and then drag the folder to the Dock so I could get a popup of
the contents, the same as the Documents and Downloads folder.
After I did this I found that that Textmate would open, but the
contents where in red coloring and not available to me. After some
looking I found that files contained the path to my files relative to
where the Projects file was created. I thought that at this point it
would be faster to simply edit the files in Terminal with vi rather
than re-create everything, and also better since I would retain all
the settings that were embedded.
As a test on one of them I changed the path from a relative path (../
Sites/foldername) to an absolute one (/Users/myname/Sites/foldername)
and it opened everything the way I expected. But after I closed the
project in Textmate, I found that the path had once again reverted to
relative again (../../Sites/foldername). I ended up changing a dozen
or more files anyway, and now all is good, but I can't imagine what
the effort would have been if I had many, many projects.
So I guess I am wondering why this is the behavior, and why Textmate
can't use an absolute path which would make management of the Project
files a lot easier. And before someone asks, I do a lot of online
testing of different installations and I like having direct access to
the Projects without having to navigate to them in the Finder and
finding them in the actual folder name. I also don't have the Project
file(s) cluttering up my site files either.
This is my first post to this list, based on the website
recommendation that bundle bugs should be posted here.
I have added several commands to my own bundle for some work. Last
night I added a new command, then worked on it and tested it for about
90 minutes. I didn't see any way to force a save of the command, so I
assumed it was being written out each time I clicked to another
command and clicked back.
However, a while later TextMate hung when I was running another of my
commands and I was forced to kill it.
On restarting TextMate, my new command and all the work in it was
gone, apparently unrecoverable.
Is there a way to force a command to save, or does this mean I should
regularly quit and restart TextMate to avoid this potential loss?
-- Ron
This line also breaks; changing "/100" to "/ 100" fixes it. I'm guessing
regular expression catchers are to blame again:
print $q->br()."<SMALL class=footer>Page
took ".(int(((times)[0]-$stime)*100)/100)."s to generate</SMALL>";
Syntax highlighting on the Perl bundle appears to have a problem. The
following line breaks everything following it because it's matching
the 's' as the start of a text replacement. I tried to fix it but this
bundle syntax is just way too complicated for me.
%foo = ( s=>"bar", f=>"baz" );
Hoping someone out there can provide a fix. Thanks.
Hello,
Is there a way to setup to auto show function pop-up and/or prototype when
typing inside the function scope?
E.g., assuming PHP:
preg_match('[cursor here and a pop-up showed up].
Sorry if it is totally basic, but I searched the manual and the function
pop-up section doesn't tell anything related.
Thanks,
Alfred R. Baudisch
hi, i just recognized that dictionary option is not working properly ? any
idea? when i press control+command+d nothing happens?... that option was
very useful. anyone has same issue? my config is Snow Leopard 10.6.2 and
TextMate Version 1.5.9 (1510)
i'm not sure if this is discussed already... thanks in advance
I have a problem with GetBundles: When I start it, it basically
hangs while connecting to the server. It has been like this for
some time (I do not remember if it ever actually worked for me).
I have tried removing all my TextMate application support folder
but it did not seem to help.
After I close GetBundles, I all the options in the "GetBundles"
menu are greyed out. If I quit TextMate, a ruby process is left,
which I kill manually.
Any suggestions?
I am on 10.6.2, ruby 1.8.7.
Thanks.
