I haven't used Textmate for editing a programming language in such a long
time, that perhaps I am confused, but....
I wanted to edit a kml file generated by Google Earth. Kml should format as
xml, right?
I see this post
<http://textmate.1073791.n5.nabble.com/XML-block-folding-bug-td9215.html>
from 2007 saying that the open/close doesn't work if the end tag is not on a
separate line--unacknowledged and (seemingly) unfixed.
And as a variation on that bug report, I see that the following code also
doesn't open/close. If you fix all the indentations by hand, then it does,
but, surprisingly to me, tidying the code doesn't make any changes.
This is all in service to trying to edit a giant kml file from Google Earth.
On this file, folding is not working correctly, and tidying the code changes
the folding (still incorrect, but different).
I am beginning to think that I can't easily edit a kml file in TextMate,
because without folding, it is nearly impossible to figure out where blocks
start and end. (The file is well over 32,000 lines long).
Any thoughts before I give up?
I did download the kml bundle, but it doesn't help.
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I have extremely strong muscle memory from other applications (Finder, Freeway, I'm sure there's others) that Option-click on a filename steps into that filename for editing. In TM2, it seems to hide all the other files I have open in tabs, and I can't figure out how to undo this once it has happened. Is there a way to disable this? How do you go back from having hidden all the other tabs?
Walter
I have a feature suggestion. I've thought about this for years but it has only just occurred to me to say something about it.
As you know, I use TextMate to write books. Big books with big chapters. So it often happens that I edit a chapter, then jump to an earlier / later bit of that same chapter to make some change entailed by what I was just writing. Now I want to "go back" to where I was before.
That's the suggestion. TextMate should _automatically_ maintain "bookmarks" for the location of the two most recent edit locations (places where I actually typed or deleted text). Thus, I could use the bookmarks feature to jump back to where I was before.
Just an idea. (A really great idea!) m.
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Hi All,
I was wondering whether it would be possible to introduce to textmate the following functionality. The situation is the following:
I have two larger groups of texts, under subheadings. They show the fold sign next to the line numbers. They are folded.
|> AAAAAA
|> BBBBBB
I want to move the whole subsection BBBBBB above AAAAA. It seems to me logical to click and hold the mouse on the folded sign, and move upwards/downwards the whole folded chunk.
|> BBBBBB
|> AAAAAA
Would be this functionality helpful for anybody? I think it would be great, and quicker than Cmd+C and Cmd+V. Is it possible to introduce this?
Kind regards,
Peter
Hi *,
I’m running TM1 on my iMac with Mac OS X 10.6 and TM2 on the 10.9 MacBook. In TM1 I can export any (maybe modified) bundle by just dragging it from the bundle editor window to some finder location and will get an installable bundle like that one you sent. How do I do that in TM2?
-MWL-
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Hi *,
I’d like to use TM and TM2 (or at least one of them) with my custom TeXShop engines. By including a shebang-like line in the first line of the input, e.g.,
> ---
> %!TEX TS-program = pdflatex
> ---
one tells TM to use pdflatex; but there is no way to tell it to use, say, my ho-dtxmk engine (which processes DTX files using Heiko Oberdiek’s (ho) extracting/documentation wizardry).
So, is there a way to have TM[2] run TeXShop as the typesetting engine when I push Cmd-R instead of running the tex binaries directly, thus functioning as the external editor in TeXShop?
Regards from Ladenburg,
-MWL-
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