Hi,
I've a tiny question. One month ago I've fixed tiny issues for R.tmbunlde which lives at https://github.com/textmate/r.tmbundle .
If I uninstall and reinstall the bundle via Preferences > Bundles, TM installs only an old version (last commit one year ago) of this bundle.
Did I miss something?
Best, Hans
Is there a way to chain together a snippet (which takes unspecified input) followed by a macro. If I just record a macro which invokes a snippet, then does <stuff> afterwards, my input to the snippet is recorded. If I delete this input from the recorded macro, then <stuff> gets done prior to me providing any input to the snippet. Effectively I’m looking for a command like 'insertSnippetWithOptionsAndWaitTill$0IsReached:’. Is there a reasonably straightforward way of replicating such a thing (possibly by invoking snippet followed by <stuff> from a command)? It seems this capability would add huge power and flexibility to the macro facility, as well as addressing my immediate need.
Regards
Robert
Is there any mechanism which would allow textmate to dynamically read my
gitignore, and populate it into a variable ready for us in tm_properties?
It would be pretty cool to be able to say...
excludeInBrowser = "{$excludeInBrowser,$git_ignore,.tm_properties}"
I am running 2.0-beta.7.3 and just noticed that when I can no longer tap
the option key to change the selection into a column selection. The cursor
changes to a crosshairs, so I know that Textmate is seeing the keypress.
I can hold the option key down and drag to get a column selection. But
tapping does not toggle the selection type.
Anyone else notice this?
I just noticed when cleaning up my mailbox, that beta 7.4 was released. If I set the preference back to "Normal releases" I get the update, on "Nightly build" it tells me that 7.3 is the latest version...
Good morning,
.anyone using Lambda Calculus?
.there is a bundle in TextMate but I find it not to be of much use.
.I'd be very interested in getting a Lambda Calculus bundle similar to the
Haskell bundle.
Good day
Is it possible to somehow test the implementation of a language grammar?
Something besides manually visually looking at code parsed by the
language grammar.
What I would like to is to ensure that a given piece of code is
correctly recognized/parsed and gets the correct scope.
In theory it doesn't sound that difficult. If one could say, for this
line and this column I expect the scope to be something.
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/Jacob Carlborg
You were right, I had set `lineEndings = ‘LF’` in my local .tm_properties; I definitely confused the syntax with the one of http://editorconfig.org which is also used in parallel in the project.
Thanks for taking your time to help me solve the issue.
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David Gasperoni
