Hi,
I just came up with an interesting question.
Imagine I have a TMProject. I structured my files in groups, etc. All
files are somewhere on my machine. Now I want to take this TMProject
with all files! to on other computer. How can I do this?
TMProjects only stores the pathes to the files but not the files by
themselves.
Thanks,
--Hans
Hi everyone,
I want my PHP comments to read:
/*
* Does something
* @param foo lorem ipsum...
* @return fubar lorem ipsum...
*/
instead of the default
/*
Does something
@param foo lorem ipsum...
@return fubar lorem ipsum...
*/
I can't find a resource of all TM env. vars, but the PHP comments preference
includes values of /* and */ for TM_COMMENT_START_3 and TM_COMMENT_END_3,
respectively. What var can define my block comments' body?
Also, is there a resource for all environment variables in TextMate?
http://macromates.com/textmate/manual/environment_variables feels incomplete
to me.
Thanks,
Thomas Allen
How do you export a theme that you have created? I created a copy of
blackboard, but even that copy will not show up in the themes folder of
textmate. Any help would be appreciated.
-Shoma
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hi.
In my project drawer, i can click certain files and they open in the
textmate editor window: It's a Rails project, model files and other .rb
files are OK
but when I click on the files ending on .erb, nothing happens. For instance
a file in /app/views/reports/index.html.erb
It doesn't open. The only workaround i can figure out is to use command+T.
Did i unintentionally touch a switch? Am I overlooking something obvious?
I'm absolutely new to Textmate (bought my mac roughly a week ago) so please
point me to an obvious answer/link if possible.
/Jesper
PS. my version 1.5.7 (1464)
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Is there a way to customize which file types are hidden in the
project drawer? I notice that .pyc files are hidden automatically and
I'd like to do the same for java .class files.
If I get an answer on this (or figure it out myself) I promise to
document it on the wiki :)
Thanks!
Hi there,
the title already says it all: What i'd love to have is a status
indicator ('searching...') or a progress indictator ( 'x% of project
files searched') in the 'find in project'-window. I use it often on a
project of some thousand files on a network volume. Searching the
project always takes a few seconds (i'm cool with that) and i always
wonder whether textmate is already working or not because it doesn't
provide _any_ immediate feedback.
cheers,
Till Backhaus
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Till Backhaus
mail: till(a)backha.us
blog: http://till.backha.us
Does anyone know if you can save your search results (in Find in
Project dialog), as a text file?
I tried selecting items in the dialog and copy and pasting into a
textmate document, but that doesn't work. I look at the manual online,
and it doesn't say anything about saving your search results.
It would be nice to get my results into it's own file. My situation
is that there are many instances of a particular email address(es) in
some webforms, and I'd like to give a nice list (like the dialog has)
to someone.
Thanks,
Kevin
The following is a legal and useful construct in Ruby:
begin
# do stuff
end until whatever
But TextMate's Ruby code folding rules don't grok it. Has anyone, offhand,
got a cure for this? Thx - m.
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