Hi!
When I use the section and similar snippets to create a section and
have a title with an Umlaut then it looks like this:
\section{this is an Umlaut-test: äöüß} % (fold)
\label{sec:this_is_an_umlaut_test_äöüß}
% section this_is_an_umlaut_test_äöüß (end)
The problem with this is that LaTeX seems not to handle umlauts and
other special characters in labels and therefore I always have to
change them to something else like
\section{this is an Umlaut-test: äöüß} % (fold)
\label{sec:this_is_an_umlaut_test_aeoeuess}
% section this_is_an_umlaut_test_aeoeuess (end)
by hand. Isn't there a possibility to do this automatically?
Ä -> Ae
Ö -> Oe
Ü -> Ue
ß -> ss
ä -> ae
ö -> oe
ü -> ue
I think similar stuff would be useful for anyone using languages with
accents or whatever with the LaTeX-bundle and it works already with
":" and other special characters which become an underscore.
Would be really appreciated by me if this small addition could be
made :)
Niels
I'm bouncing between Homesite at work (well, ColdFusion Studio actually,
I'm that much of a stick-in-the-mud), and TextMate at home, and I'm
looking for the TM equivalent of "select full tag" -- a keyboard
shortcut that selects the whole tag block whether your cursor is in the
start or end tag.
Can TextMate do that?
Thanks,
Owen
I'm trying to create a bundle for RealBasic. I've made some
progress, but I keep getting stumped in trying to create a single
line comment, (which in RealBasic is either // or '
The double-forward slash works fine, but the single quote doesn't.
This is the code:
{ name = 'comment.line.single-quote.myRB';
match = "(\').*$\n?";
captures = { 1 = { name =
'punctuation.definition.comment.myRB'; }; };
},
Thanks,
mvreade
Hello,
I'm wondering if anyone here can help with two 'slightly-related to
TextMate' problems I've encountered. I've been given a couple of
hundred documents in different formats (.doc, .pdf, .rtf) that need to
be put into one big document (which will be about 200pp long).
I used 'textutil' to convert most of the documents to txt (ps2ascii
for the pdfs), and then gave them all a filename with a number. Using
TM, I created a macro that would add the filename at the top of each
individual file, and then converted this into "##number ##". I then
used 'textutil -cat' to merge them into one file. So now each
'section' has a filename, title, and block of text. I will then turn
this into a file format which will allow formatting (LaTeX or maybe
RTF, all I need is one big PDF at the end).
I have come across two issues:
1. There are some strange characters (most likely from different
character sets?) that have appeared in the text. I am assuming that
these are accented characters, smart quotes, and so forth, and was
wondering: *How I can automatically convert these characters?* I
started doing this using find and replace for the ones I know, but I
was wondering if there was some easier way to do it.
some examples follow:
actor –meaning
Prüm
Integration :
« new regionalism » i
EU’s energy
2. the numbering system I used for the files was based on a primary
key from our database, but I've been asked to renumber all the files
starting from 1 (for a silly reason, the database started with a
primary key of 67, and manually-entered records start at 400.). *Is
there any way that I can use TM to convert "##number ##" into "##
incremental number ##"?* e.g. in find and replace, use:
find: ##(\d*)\w? ## (the \w? is there as a couple of documents are
labelled like: 137a)
replace: ##(x+1) ##
It's the (x+1) that's bothering me.
Sorry if this is not in the realm of this list (any recommendations?),
but any pointers would be really appreciated!
Many thanks,
Jamal
--
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Hi everyone,
I use a lot Mathematica and I am so used to the way to type greek letters…
Here is how it works, it's very simple :
– First press Esc
– Then press, e.g., the letter “p”
– press once again Esc and the “p” you just typed is replaced by Pi
Of course, you see the generalization to the other Greek letters. The thing
is that,
writing a LaTeX document, I often find myself reaching to the Esc key just
to realize
that nothing happens and that I'm NOT in Mathematica :-D
So, what do you think ? Would it be possible to implement this way of
entering
greek letters in TextMate ?
Thanks in advance :-)
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Hello,
I love textmate, but I feel like I'm missing out on one of its major
features...
I can't use any bundle keyboard shortcuts. The menu shortcuts work fine, but
not the bundle shortcuts. I feel like I am missing something obvious, but I
can't figure it out.
Thanks for your help!
-Ryan
Hey guys,
I want to suggest to change the "left...right" snippet, which wraps
"(something)" into "\left(something\right)". Right now the snippet
catches any trailing caracter, but commonly it will only be used with
brackets. I wanted to wrap "\{something\}" into
"\left\{something\right\}". So I changed the snippet to
${TM_SELECTED_TEXT/(.*)(\\}|\)|\])/\\left$1\\right$2/}
Maybe this is interesting for others and could be integrated into the bundle.
regards,
Ruben
Hello. It looks like `SmartyPants.pl` is still hard-coded in these
commands.
Markdown.tmbundle/Commands/Markdown preview.plist
Markdown.tmbundle/Commands/MultiMarkdown Preview.tmCommand
Markdown.tmbundle/Commands/↓↓ Convert Document:Selection to
HTML.plist
Markdown.tmbundle/Commands/↓↓ Convert Document:Selection to
LaTeX (Memoir).plist
Markdown.tmbundle/Commands/↓↓ Convert Document:Selection to
LaTeX.plist
Markdown.tmbundle/Commands/↓↓ Convert Document:Selection to
PDF.plist
Markdown.tmbundle/Commands/↓↓ Convert Document:Selection to
RTF.plist
Markdown.tmbundle/Commands/↓↓ Generate Output and open in
Browser.plist
If someone gets a chance, can they be updated to use "$
{TM_SMARTYPANTS:-SmartyPants.pl}" instead? Thanks.
---
Rob
<http://www.skurfer.com/>
Hi!
Fortunately the blogging-bundle is working for me again (fetching and
posting), only the category-snippet is not working. When I use it I
get the following error:
/tmp/temp_textmate.XHi7MM:4:in `require': No such file to load -- /
Users/nik/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Support/lib/dialog.rb
(LoadError)
from /tmp/temp_textmate.XHi7MM:4
I'm using the actual svn-co and the support-folder and so on is up to
date as well.
Any ideas?
Niels
