Hi,
I've created a new language grammar -- with quite a bit of luck. Line
comments start with a $ sign in this language, and there are no block
comments. I've managed to get the regexp right for syntax highlighting of
the comments, however when I C+/ to toggle a line as comment, it still uses
C-style comments.
How do I convince textmate to use the correct line comment character?
Thanks in advance,
Ozgur
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to create simplest applescript with dialogbox but textmate
shows the error message
Execution Error: No user interaction allowed.
although everything is ok when launching by applescript editor.
How to fix it?
Thanks.
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Kaster Might
I am using the ${1/foo/bar} syntax to make a snippet. More specifically I
am mirroring/transforming a previous placeholder to replace all spaces with
underscores like this: ${1/ /_/}.
However, is this only replaces the first occurrence. Could anyone enlighten
me to the correct way to do this? Also, is there some documentation to the
'options' parameter in the regex replacement syntax? I couldn't seem to
find any under regex or snippets on the TextMate site.
Thanks
Brandon
I have a question about syntax coloring with list in the MultiMarkdown
bundle. It would be easier to illustrate with an example...
list 1
* item 1a
* item 2a
list 2
* item 2a
* item 2b
Here items in list 1 would get colored correctly but not items in list
2. Any suggestions? Thanks!
ysw
Hi
Looking for some help. I am writing a bundle, and having a hard time with
$DIALOG nib.
Hoping to find some advice how to deal with it. I've outlined my problem
here
http://pastie.org/1560343
with some code example showing what I am going for.
Please let me know what other info I should provide,
Thanks
m
Hi,
I am new to Textmate and am thinking about migrating to Textmate from
Texshop to handle my LaTeX, Sweave, and R needs. One thing that I have
noticed is that if I run Command+R on a LaTeX file and have it set to
use Textmate to view my PDFs it will always say "Stop task before
closing? The job that the task is performing will not be completed." and
a spinning cursor like thing in the upper right corner. However, it
appears that it has finished the task and the PDF looks fine.
Why is this doing this and how can I prevent this message from coming up
again?
Also, it appears that Textmate is using Acrobat embedded in Textmate as
the PDF viewer? Is this true?
Thanks!
Chris
no answers to this??
> hi there - I'm taking a Ruby class and have been using TM to code in and I'm having an issue with TM prompting me every 5-10min or so that there's 'another application' modifying my Ruby file and asking me if I want to revert or keep.
>
> I've had this happen before when I've been simultaneously editing a file with both Coda or DW and TM, but in this case the file isn't open in any other app - except Ruby I suppose...
>
> anyway - it's annoying and I'm wondering if it's some kind of auto-save built into Ruby and whether I can switch if off or whatever.
>
> thanks,
> b
>
> PS - love using TM for Ruby (as with everything else) - but just curious, the default Language for a .rb file seems to be Ruby on Rails rather than just plain Ruby - any reason for that? doesn't seem to matter much since the scope selector works just fine - I'm just curious.
Hello all,
I just threw together a new language for the LaTeX bundle: LaTeX Documented Source (.dtx). It isn't terribly complicated, but some trickery is required to use the existing LaTeX language for both the implementation and the documentation (lines that start with a single %).
It still has a few issues. Most notably, many .dtx files do funny things with the catcode of $, and as such, TextMate will furiously try to match all $s, even when there isn't a matching pair. Since some .dtx files can exceed 30k lines, this can lock up the parser for quite some time. Also, it only sets the scope 'text.tex.latex.dtx' for the entire file and 'text.tex.latex.dtx.implementation' for the implementation code. It may be useful to flag the inverse of the implementation as 'text.tex.latex.dtx.documentation,' but unfortunately that is beyond my language grammar abilities.
I forked directly from the official latex.tmbundle on GitHub, but it could easily be integrated into the other branches.
https://github.com/mbauman/latex.tmbundle/commit/721a7dc6bdd7df4eedcec33e41…
I don't know how many people work with .dtx files, but I figured this may be generally useful to some.
Best regards,
Matt Bauman
hi there - I'm taking a Ruby class and have been using TM to code in and I'm having an issue with TM prompting me every 5-10min or so that there's 'another application' modifying my Ruby file and asking me if I want to revert or keep.
I've had this happen before when I've been simultaneously editing a file with both Coda or DW and TM, but in this case the file isn't open in any other app - except Ruby I suppose...
anyway - it's annoying and I'm wondering if it's some kind of auto-save built into Ruby and whether I can switch if off or whatever.
thanks,
b
PS - love using TM for Ruby (as with everything else) - but just curious, the default Language for a .rb file seems to be Ruby on Rails rather than just plain Ruby - any reason for that? doesn't seem to matter much since the scope selector works just fine - I'm just curious.
I use find in project frequently but I cant find how to set the text in the
search dialog without either typing it or copy and pasting.
In Eclipse for example if you select a word in the editor and then initiate
a find, the selected word will automatically be in the search dialog.
Im sure you must be able to do something like this but I cant figure out
how.
Thanks
Giorgio
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