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Objective-C completion vs Bracket Matching

by Gerd Knops

Joachim et al, There is one minor (but annoying) detail about the combination of Objective-C completion and Bracket Matching. I have come to rely on Bracket Matching quite heavily, but that frequently leads to situations like this: NSFileManager *fileManager=[NSFileManager defaultManager]; if(fileManager fileEx| At this point completion (Alt-Esc) will not do anything because there is no opening bracket before 'fileManager'. So the only way is to type the closing bracket (which inserts the opening bracket), back-arrow, and then Alt-Esc, and later having to skip over the closing bracket. Not really a big deal, and I suspect it would be difficult to implement, but in a perfect world I would hope code completion at the above situation would insert the brackets along with a snippet that lets me tab to any arguments and eventually past the closing bracket. Gerd

18 years

Documentation of osx/plist.bundle -- and in general

by Daniel Sadilek

Hello everybody, as nobody answered my question regarding "Configuring syntax highlighting programmatically", I suppose there is no easy/standard way to programmatically configure syntax highlighting. Therefore, I will try to modify the syntax highlighting file and the current theme file programmatically and then tell TextMate to reload them. While searching how to do this, I found OSX::PropertyList.load to read property lists and after asking google I also found that there is a function OSX::PropertyList.dump. However, finding this information was more or less fortune. Is there a central place where I can search for TextMate documentation for bundle developers? How was I supposed to find out about OSX::PropertyList.dump? Best regards Daniel Sadilek

18 years

Semi-OT Screencast FAQ?

by Steven Harms

I was thinking of making a screencast that shows off a bundle i wrote. When I tried to test out some sample content and posted it to YouTube and Google Video it looked like absolute crap. I seem to recall that allan posted a guide on how he made the 'casts somewhere in the wiki, but i can't find it. If anyone has tips and tricks using snapz-x pro or a HOWTO please let me know. Thanks, STeven

18 years

Delete references as default?

by shin kurokawa

Hi - Maybe a feature req or maybe there's already a solution that I'm not aware of... I was wondering, if there's a way either by prefs or by some manual mod somewhere to make 'delete reference' the default as opposed to 'move to trash' in a project file that might contain a large number of directory + file refs. I've accidentally deleted quite a few files this way, and would like to minimize my cursing if possible. :) -Shin

18 years

Leopard Tiger evil pitfall: escaping a backslash in bash

by Hans-Joerg Bibiko

Hi, During the last two days I've fought against my mind. I tried to get rid of escaping a backslash in bash. I have a bash scripts which reads the selection/line, does something, and finally it returns the result as InsertAsSnippet back to TM. Fine. Among others one has to escape '\'. OK. I did this in Leopard T="123\\123" echo "${T//\\/\\\\}" Fine. BUT THIS ONLY WORKS UNDER LEOPARD! Under Tiger I have to write this: T="123\\123" echo "${T//\\\\/\\\\}" It took me two days to figure out that this is caused by using two different versions of Bash. Is this a known issue? If so, is there link to an article mentioning more of them? [I couldn't find an entry mentioning that macromates.com. Maybe worth to have one.] To be compatible with Leopard and Tiger I have to write e.g.: T="123\\123" echo "$T" | sed 's/\\/\\\\/' Regards --Hans

18 years

problem with "Edit in Textmate" bundle

by William Scott

Hi folks: I realize this a difficult question, but on 3 10.5.2 computers, I have installed the "Edit in TextMate" bundle in /Library/InputManagers On two machines it works fine, and one it appears to no longer work. I am scratching my head to figure out why. In each case I have copied, rather than symbolically linked, the directory "Edit in Textmate". In the case of the one not working, I have tried both linking and copying, but to no avail. The permissions on each are the same and look like this: ls -l /Library/InputManagers/Edit\ in\ TextMate total 8 drwxr-xr-x 3 root admin 102B Nov 18 09:59 Edit in TextMate.bundle/ -rw-r--r-- 1 root admin 462B Nov 18 09:59 Info ls -dl /Library/InputManagers/Edit\ in\ TextMate drwxr-xr-x 4 root admin 136B Nov 18 09:59 /Library/InputManagers/ Edit in TextMate/ Is there anything obvious I could have skipped, or should try? I've been using svn to sync my plist file in ~/Library/Preferences , so these should be identical. Thanks. Bill William G. Scott Contact info: http://chemistry.ucsc.edu/~wgscott/

18 years

Configuring syntax highlighting programmatically

by Daniel Sadilek

Hello, I recently built my first TextMate bundle (http://sadilek.blogspot.com/2008/04/dna-sequence-analysis-with-textmate.html ) for some simple DNA sequence analysis. It was really easy to accomplish this with TextMate. However, I'm missing one feature: is there any way to programmatically configure syntax highlighting? What I want to achieve is that a user can configure pairs of string and color. All occurences of the string should be highlighted in the given color. I have already built a corresponding dialog (very similar to the preference dialog of the TODO bundle) in which I can enter strings and select a color for each. The "only" thing missing is using this information for highlighting the text. Best regards Daniel Sadilek P.S. This sort of function would be interesting for the TODO bundle, as well: for highlighting the TODO markers in the text.

18 years

HTML - Completion problem using ESC (TM's internal text completion)

by Hans-Joerg Bibiko

Hi, I have the following HTML code [ | indicates the caret]: <li>1. Einlesen des Textes</li> <dd> <b>Das Einl|</b> </dd> If I press ESC to complete "Einl" to "Einlesen" TM beeps. I believe TM has a problem internally with the following "<foo>". If I have a space or a bracket after the "l" like "<b>Das Einl| </b>" the completion works fine. Even if I have "Einl|foo" OR "Einl|<>" OR "Einl|</>" and I press ESC TM tries to complete "Einl" correctly. TM has ONLY a problem if between < and > occurs one or more characters AND if the grammar is set to HTML (in Plain Text it works!). Is this a bug? Is that behaviour configurable/changeable? TM 1.5.7 (1464) on Mac OSX 10.5.2 (ppc) Thanks, --Hans

18 years

PHP and debugging, what is your strategy?

by Clark Endrizzi

Hi all, No I'm not asking for a PHP debugger in textmate, but I am curious what you guys do to get around this. Currently I'm the only textmate user at the company I work for, everyone else uses ZDE. While I wouldn't want to give up all the things textmate offers, I am a bit jealous of the debugger they have in their IDE as in some cases it really makes it easy to resolve issues. So is there any options for us textemate users? Is there other ways to use the debugger outside of ZDE that makes it possible to have a debugger on the side? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks, Clark

18 years

'bug' in php bundle: indentation of elseif on same line as closing brace is wrong

by Till Backhaus

hi there, while fixing indentation of a php-file using 'indent selection' i found that textmate is wrong in the following case: if( condition ){ code; }elseif( condition ){ code; } is indented like this: if( condition ){ code; }elseif( condition ){ code; } how to reproduce? - enter the code above in an empty php-document - select all - indent selection workaround: put elseif on a new line cheers Till Backhaus

18 years

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