Hi,
I'd like to disable soft wrapping for URLs when writing in markdown (I find it distracting when a long URL wraps, especially when it's forced to start on the next line).
I tried adding this settings item, scoped to 'text.html.markdown markup.underline.link':
{ softWrap = :false; }
...but the URLs still wrap. Is this a problem with my scope selector, or is there an errant settings item somewhere that might be overriding mine?
–Adam
Hi,
I going to be doing a project using lua and think I found the correct
tmbundle at github.com/textmate/lua.tmbundle.
The line folding is not working even though a folding section in the bundle.
Is this the latest and/or best bundle for the lua language?
tks, louie
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Hello TextMate community,
I'm having some troubles with the prebuilt binary version I downloaded from
the github page of textmate (https://github.com/textmate/textmate). The
problem is I cannot seem to find the way to enabled the check spelling
function.
If I activate "Check spelling as you type", in spanish (the language I'm
writing in), it works perfectly, for a .txt file or for a .tex file (I'm
actually trying to use this function for spell checking a latex file). But,
the function "Check spelling" (Edit -> Spelling -> Check Spelling), is
disabled (it is shown in the menu in a gray color and I can't activate it,
by menu nor by shortcut), and the function "Show Spelling & Grammar" is not
useful either as it doesn't go trough the whole text.
I really have no idea what to do to activate the spell checker. Any help is
greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your attention.
Cristian.
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I prefer to keep narrow editing windows (mostly for LaTeX) especially on my portable machine. At the user's level, I've set WrapColumn = 67 and showWrapColumn = true. Up to and including r9377, I could still have a file browser window with flexible width.
With 2-alpha-9383, this admittedly narrow document window---with 67 characters + a few more to the right of the wrap column---is broadened by the file browser to something like 80 characters or so. When toggling the file browser, the window stays at that new width. I can see the file browser's width flexibility is all there when I have a broader window. I would like to get back this flexibility even with narrower windows. Possible?
--Gildas
Hi everyone,
since one of the earliest versions of TextMate 2, I lost the ability to automatically download a new version, getting the error message:
SSL Certificate problem: verify that the CA...
which I assume comes from the similar curl-error: SSL Certificate problem: verify that the CA cert is OK.
I have deactivated the macports curl, and added CAs to the system curl, to no avail. My workaround is to download the versions from the github page, but I'd very much prefer to get automatic download working again.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
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Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía (IAA-CSIC)
Glorieta de la Astronomía s/n, E-18008, Granada, Spain
Hi,
I checked the tickets system and tried to raise a ticket, but it
wouldn't let me.
I am a fast clicker, and often try and open a series of folders quite
quickly.
I have noticed that if I am too quick, the entire project folder
structure collapses, which is really annoying.
I wonder what the appropriate action to raise a ticket is?
Textmate: 1.5.11 (1635)
Mac OS X 10.8.2 Build 12C3103
Thanks
Geoff
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Geoff Meakin
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Allan Odgaard wrote:
> I forgot that in Preferences ? Projects there is a setting for ?include files matching?? which is _added_ to whatever include patterns you set.
This is not what one would expect! Should I write a ticket?
>
> In retrospect that sort of undermines the concept a little.
>
> You can do two things, either:
>
> 1. Set includePattern instead of includeFilesInBrowser ? that?ll then override the global pattern.
> 2. Set excludeFilesInBrowser and set it to !*.{bib,tex} ? that?ll match all non-bib/tex files and mark them for being excluded (hidden) before the latter include pattern marks them for inclusion.
That works great. Thanks!
Christian
Allan Odgaard wrote:
> On Feb 18, 2013, at 3:38 PM, Christian Jacobs <JCD.Jacobs(a)t-online.de> wrote:
>
>> [?] to see only *.bib and *.tex files.
>> It used to work. Now all files are ignored. includeFilesInBrowser seems to be ignored.
>
> Simply remove your ?excludeFilesInBrowser? setting (which exclude everything).
>
> Generally if files are not explicitly included, they are not shown. If they are included but _also_ excluded, they are not shown.
Then my ?includeFilesInBrowser? seems to be ignored. (includeFilesInBrowser = "{thesis.bib,*.tex}")
I see all files in the directory. Not the dot files except my .™_properties.
Christian
