Hi,
Is it possible to bring back "Replace & Find" and "Replace" buttons in the
search window of TextMate 2.0?
Actually, there're only "Find All" and "Replace all" which is not
sufficient.
Thank's
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On Monday, December 26, 2011 at 12:13 , textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com wrote:
>
>
> And how do you open the selected file in the file browser using the
> keyboard? ('enter' (or any combination of modifiers + 'enter)' just points
> to a renaming the file.)
>
> --
> Ja'far ibn Richard Railton
> +44 (0)7 85 79 85 426
> ibn.richard(a)gmail.com (mailto:ibn.richard@gmail.com)
>
After I upgraded to Lion, which has Ruby to 1.9 instead of Ruby 1.8, the
command "Environment Closer – \end{…}" (⌥⌘.) in the LaTeX bundle fails
with the following error:
TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Support/bin/checknest.rb:44:
syntax error, unexpected ':', expecting '}'
when /^-l(\d+)$/: levels = $1.to_i
I'm using TextMate 1.5.10 (1631).
Here is diff that fixes this error:
--- checknest.rb 2011-03-15 08:57:48.000000000 +0100
+++ checknest.rb 2011-12-23 10:17:00.000000000 +0100
@@ -40,11 +40,11 @@
debug = false
ARGV[3..-1].each {|e|
case e
- when /^-n(\d+)$/: num = $1.to_i
- when /^-l(\d+)$/: levels = $1.to_i
- when /^-e(.+)$/: error_text = $1
- when /^-p$/: pass = true
- when /^-d$/: debug = true
+ when /^-n(\d+)$/ then num = $1.to_i
+ when /^-l(\d+)$/ then levels = $1.to_i
+ when /^-e(.+)$/ then error_text = $1
+ when /^-p$/ then pass = true
+ when /^-d$/ then debug = true
end
}
Regards,
Freek Dijkstra
Hi,
- How about allowing a bundle command to run when a user opt and/or shift clicks on a file in the file browser sidebar? That would enable bundles to show an alternate view, for example the git bundle could show a diff when I opt-click a file in the file browser sidebar.
- I think a "Reveal in file browser sidebar" command would be useful.
Thanks
Gerd
>
> On Sunday, December 25, 2011 at 16:43 , Randy Ridenour wrote:
> > Quick question: is there a keyboard shortcut to make the file browser
> active? It can be opened with the keyboard, but I've yet to find a way to
> make it active except by clicking on a file with the mouse.
> >
> > --
> > Randy Ridenour
> >
> Never mind -- I found it in the latest release notes. Control-tab.
> Thanks,
> --
> Randy Ridenour
And how do you open the selected file in the file browser using the
keyboard? ('enter' (or any combination of modifiers + 'enter)' just points
to a renaming the file.)
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Ja'far ibn Richard Railton
+44 (0)7 85 79 85 426
ibn.richard(a)gmail.com
Dear all,
First, thanks to Allan and everyone at Macromates for an amazingly
stable alpha release, with lots of new goodies/features to use.
Second, a couple of specific queries:
* I note that the emacs binding C-k deletes from the caret to the end
of the line, but C-y just inserts "TODO"; I assume that's a message from
the developer, but I want to check...
* Another emacs-related keybinding I miss is using C-s to continue
searching after the first use of C-s. Now, it seems that you have to use
<tab> after you first use C-s to bring up the search-in-doc box at the
bottom of the window.
Finally, more generally, is there any documentation for what can go into
a .tm_properties file, either official or just samizdat?
Thanks, and appropriately happy holidays to all,
Andrew
Quick question: is there a keyboard shortcut to make the file browser active? It can be opened with the keyboard, but I've yet to find a way to make it active except by clicking on a file with the mouse.
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Randy Ridenour
Hi,
I think that the theme menu item could be moved to its own tab in
Preferences. There a radio button choice list could show the theme
immediately when chosen. It would feel more natural there. What do you all
think?
bakki
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Hello,
I'am now using TM2 as my main editor, and I am quite happy with it.
I noticed a annoying problem :
I edit a lot of HAML files, where the indentation id syntactically relevant.
Sometime when I edit a line, the line step back by one tab left.
I can reproduce it easily :
- @countries.each_with_index do |country, index|
>
> - unless
>
>
Making a backspace at the end of the "unless" line make the line go left by
2 chars.
I have setup soft tabs of 2. This is using the Ruby Haml bundle.
Any idea ?
++
David
Finally having a go at TM2 and I may have miss any tips on this in the past flurry of emails on this subject so sorry if it has already been posted. I've set up both alias' and symbolic links of directories I frequently use into a "Working" directory. However I find I can't keep that directory as the root (or home) directory. The alias/linked folders are not expandable. Clicking on them takes me to the original folder which makes setting up a "Working" directory less than useful.
Is there a .tm_properties I can set or another way to keep allow alias/links to drill down like a regular folder?
Ed Wong
