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by Bob Ueland

I've just started to try out TextMate :). I've created a little snippet called vam (short for variable and method) that looks like this { int ${1:var}; } -(void) set${1:var}:(int) n; So when I enter vam and hit tab, I am presented with the following chunk { int var; } -(void) setvar:(int) n; where var is highlighted. If I start to type numerator the chunk changes to { int numerator; } -(void) setnumerator:(int) n; However I would like setnumerator to be outputted as setNumerator. Is there a way to do this? Thanks Bob

17 years, 10 months

GetBundle questions

by Oliver Hagmann

Hey there I recently had a look at the GetBundle bundle and liked the fact, that you can have a look at the available bundles online and then select which ones to install. I also like the growl notification (why doesn't it use my default bezel?). I'm currently updating my bundles manually via svn from http:// macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk and always install all bundles including the support folder, plugins, etc. It takes up some space on my HD but that way I'm sure, all the bundles work properly. I install them in my "/Library/Application\ Support/Textmate/" folder. If I remember correctly, this is the recommended place to install additional/updated bundles. The question I asked myself is, why GetBundle installs its bundles into "~/Library/Application\ Support/ Textmate/Pristine\ copy/Bundles"? -- It would be nice, if there was some kind of setting or shell variable, where you could set where to install the bundles (for all users or just the current one). The way it's handled now, the bundles available via svn and the ones I install manually via download and double-click get mixed up in the same folder (Pristine copy). Also I don't now how the updating of the Support or PlugIn folders gets handled via GetBundle. I'm reading a lot about conflicts between wrong versions of the dialog plugin and bundles which depend on the newest version of the plugin on this list. Maybe someone can shed some light on these things? Maybe a help file for this bundle wouldn't be wrong also, since it's targeted to users which aren't familiar with svn and how this whole bundle thing works. Thanks in advance! Oliver

17 years, 10 months

[HTML Bundle] img and href snippets

by guerom00

Hi everyone, You may have followed that I recently manage to update my bundles after a long period using outdated ones :D And then, I noticed that snippets for inserting images and link in the HTML bundle have dissapeared… I created my own snippets to replace them; it's no big deal… But I was curious why those snippets have dissapeared ?? Am I the only one using them ? :) TIA

17 years, 10 months

New Latex preferences don't work

by Kevin Horton

I tried to go to the preferences dialog in the Latex bundle, and nothing happens. I see "/bin/bash: line 3: configure.py: command not found". Kevin Horton Ottawa, Canada

17 years, 10 months

language grammar suggestion: auto-numbering captures

by Timothy Bates

It seems there is no way to have parts of a capture scoped by calls to $self or #repository elements, which means that complex captures get to have many capture elements. It would be handy if there was a code for language grammar capture numbering, so that these are more resilient and self-healing when the regexp underlying their definition changes. What I would suggest for TM2 is something like a code for "next group" so instead of explicitly numbering all matches, only non- sequential elements are explicitly numbered, and all others are self numbering. A nice code would be "#". A nice twist would be if this supported skipping elements when suffixed with an addition "#++" or "# +n" Then, if we change a match from, say: match = '(a)(b)(c)'; To say: match = '(a)(a1)(b)(c)'; Then the numbering, instead of manually being recoded from this: 1 = { name = 'a'; }; 2 = { name = 'b'; }; 3 = { name = 'c'; }; to this: 1 = { name = 'a'; }; 2 = { name = 'a1'; }; 3 = { name = 'b'; }; 4 = { name = 'c'; }; Could simply stay as this (where # is a code for "next sequential number" 1 = { name = 'a'; }; # = { name = 'a1'; }; # = { name = 'b'; }; # = { name = 'c'; }; In the more complex case, 1 = { name = 'a'; }; # = { name = 'a1'; }; #+1 = { name = 'b'; }; //skips a group # = { name = 'c'; };

17 years, 10 months

Using gmail and not seeing own messages

by Charilaos Skiadas

Hopefully someone can help me with the following simple problem. I recently moved to a gmail account for my mailing list subscriptions. I have enabled POP access in gmail, and set Mail.app to read those messages. Everything works just fine, except for the fact that I never get to see my own messages to the list, even though I have set my list preferences so as to receive them. Anyone encountered this before? Haris

17 years, 10 months

svn commit with keyboard only

by Jeremy Wilkins

Hi, Does anyone know how to use the svn commit window from the keyboard, I know the enter key does the commit but is there anyway to select or deselect files for committing without using the mouse? cheers jebw

17 years, 10 months

some tools: show duplicate lines, sort table by column

by Hans-Joerg Bibiko

Hi, I often use the following commands. Maybe there are other users who do find them useful too. ### Show duplicate Lines Show duplicate Lines (ign. leading spaces&tabs) Bound to F5 Both commands (more or less a one-liner in bash ;) display as a tool tip only those lines which occurs at least twice in the document sorted. ### Sort Table by Column Sort Table by Column numerically Bound to F5 It is often the case that I have to sort tables (delimiter TAB) by a specific column in a document alphanumerically or numerically. If your document contains only a table you can place the caret in that column which should be the key for sorting. If you select a portion of a table it will ask you for the column as inline menu. Best, Hans

17 years, 10 months

File/Path Name Completion + Autocorrection

by Hans-Joerg Bibiko

Hi, here comes the latest version of the tmCommand 'FileName Completion'. I speed up it a bit, improved some tiny things, simplified it, fixed some bugs, and I changed the key binding to SHIFT+TAB. For more details see the leading comment within this tmCommand or have a look at http://www.bibiko.de/TM_InsertFilePathNames.mov (ca. 5.7MB without sound but with written hints ;) Please feel free to mail me if there are bugs or wishes or ... ;) Regards, Hans

17 years, 10 months

Argh... right-pointing folding arrow

by Gerd Knops

> [CHANGED] The right-pointing folding arrow is another color to make it visually distinct from the up/down arrows. Waayyyyyy to heavy, this needs to be much more subtle! That eye- piercing orange got to go! Here is how most of my window look now (yes, I usually have most everything folded):

17 years, 10 months

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