I'm trying to set up a code folding rule that will let me fold sections
of CSS files I work on. I usually define sections in my code like this:
/* Section_Start <section name> */
...
/* Section_End <section name */
I've got the Pragmatic book, and I've looked at the included bundles,
but I can't figure out a working solution...anybody got some pointers on
how to accomplish this?
Keith
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El 21/08/2009, a las 3:14, textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com
escribió:
> On Aug 20, 2009, at 6:37 PM, Juan Falgueras wrote:
>
>> desperate looking for a way of a more relaxed way of searching a
>> string inside another, we need not to take into the account not only
>> the case
>>
>> s = "Abc"
>> if s =~ /abc/i then
>> ?
>>
>> but also if you have forgotten an accent, etc:
>>
>> s = "?Bc"
>> if s =~ /abc/i then
>> ?also should match!
>>
>> Changing the encoding to the simplest one: ASCII, does not work
>> since
>> iconv, nor ruby force_encoding() work and gives you errors in case
>> you
>> try to convert "?" to "a"
>
> This might be one option for you:
>
> $ irb -KU -r iconv
>>> s = "?Bc"
> => "?Bc"
>>> Iconv.conv("ASCII//TRANSLIT//IGNORE", "UTF-8",
> s).downcase.delete("^a-z") =~ /abc/
> => 0
>
> I hope that helps.
>
> James Edward Gray II
Thanks James!
I have narrowed the chars you should delete after transliteration. If
you try with the ~full range of accented latin chars
require "iconv"
ss=
"ÀÁÂÃÄÅĀĄĂÆÇĆČĊĎĐÈÉÊËĒĘĚĔĖĜĞĠĢĤĦÌÍÎÏĪĨĬĮİIJĴĶŁĽĹĻĿÑŃŇŅŊÒÓÔÕÖØŌŐŎŒŔŘŖŚŠŞŜȘŤŢŦȚÙÚÛÜŪŮŰŬŨŲŴÝŶŸŹŽŻàáâãäåāąăæçćĉċďđèéêëēęěĕėƒĝğġģĥħìíîïīĩĭįıijĵķĸłľĺļŀñńňņʼnòóôõöøōőŏœŕřŗśšşŝșťţŧțùúûüūůűŭũųŵÿŷžżźþßſÐð
"
# you can see a small set of chars that are used to transliterate: "'~^`
puts Iconv.conv("ASCII//TRANSLIT//IGNORE", "UTF-8",
ss).delete(%q{"'~^`})
This is a less aggressive way of patching this annoying behaviour of
transliterate. I would like to see new //CLEANDROP or so, to simply
drop out those accents to work with the chars. Or simply a regexp
search with a modifier that could make it just to ignore accents…
- juan
I'm trying out Subversion, and the associated TextMate bundle, for the
first time. Choosing "Checkout..." from the bundle menu gives me a
dialog box with the prefix "svn+ssh://" AFAIK my Subversion
implementation doesn't support that protocol, so I've replaced that
with "http://" and the appropriate url.
In response, TextMate gives me a status report with correct
authentication realm but that lists my Mac account name
("jonippolito") rather than my Subversion login on the remote server
("jon"). The report ends with these errors:
Username: svn: PROPFIND request failed on [my subdirectory]
svn: PROPFIND of [my subdirectory]: authorization failed [my remote
url].
The file [my local url] does not exist.
I don't see where I can change my username or password as recognized
by the Subversion bundle. Any advice appreciated!
jon
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Dear Textmate users,
The auto-completion of bibtex entries (alt-escape) works very nicely,
but often when I am editing it would be useful to display what a given
label points to.
I would like to be able to put the cursor on a bibtex entry, hit a key
and have the bibliographic entry pop up in a tool-tip.
Is that possible? And if so, how?
Best wishes,
Nicholas
TextMate has a "Find in Project", but as my project contains a lot of files,
I often want to search in a subset of those files: specifically the files
contained in a given directory, and this recursively. What is the best and
simplest way to do this with TextMate?
(The best solution I found so far consists in creating a new project, adding
the directory from which I want to do the search, and running a "Find in
Project" in that new project. But I have to say that this is quite clunky.)
Alex
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Hi
desperate looking for a way of a more relaxed way of searching a
string inside another, we need not to take into the account not only
the case
s = "Abc"
if s =~ /abc/i then
…
but also if you have forgotten an accent, etc:
s = "áBc"
if s =~ /abc/i then
…also should match!
Changing the encoding to the simplest one: ASCII, does not work since
iconv, nor ruby force_encoding() work and gives you errors in case you
try to convert "á" to "a"
MacOS does the work but it is not the appropriate way here…
Any help will be welcome.
- juanfc
Hello List,
I have a problem with the "Typesetiing & View" Feature on SL. Typeset
& View generates following output:
>Typesetting “test.tex”…
>
>Theme:
>/tmp/temp_textmate.NwPD9X:26:in `exit': no implicit conversion from nil to integer (TypeError) from /tmp/temp_textmate.NwPD9X:26
System:
MacBook
Clean SL Install
TextMate 1505
MacTex2008
Somebody else with this problem?
Kind Regards
S. Arns
Hello.
I'm making a small bundle for my own flyweight markup language and i
run in to a little problem.
Commands that takes the entire document as input acts strange. To be
more precice it's when I make a column selection, write something, and
then run the command. The command seems to run as many times as the
number of rows selected.
Is there a simple way to avoid this, for example make the command to
deselect all before it runs? The command is written in php.
Björn Jadelius
Hello everyone. I want to be able to highlight a word in TextMate and do a
Google search for it (primarily for looking up Rails API docs).
It seems to me that this feature is already implemented, but is not working
for me. In Hyperlink Helper, I see the Yahoo searches and the one for
"Lookup Selection on Google and Link". However, when I try this, I get:
"(this language is not supported, see … for more info)"
...replacing the highlighted text. (This is in a Ruby file if it makes a
difference).
Is there some way I can fix this?
Thanks,
Craig
Some of you may remember back in the mainframe days XEdit. One cool
feature of XEdit was you could type all <pattern> and only those lines
matching the pattern would be displayed. You could edit within this
view.
It seems like something similar could be done in TextMate by using
folds. I've tried to do it with a macro using find and bookmarks, but
I don' seem to have enough control to select text between matches so I
can send the Fold Selection.
I'm aware of Text->Filtering->Copy Matching Lines, but this creates a
new window and any edits in that window aren't felt back in the
original.
Anybody have an idea on how to do something like this?
Eric
