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Avoiding some folder in TM Project browser

by Yvon Thoraval

Hey all, in all of my projects i've a folder dist having a symlink to "/ Applications", this makes any search too slow, obviously. then i wonder if their is no automatic way telling TM not to have this symlink ??? (i know how to remove manually the reference to) best, Yvon

19 years, 1 month

customizable caret width?

by Domenico Carbotta

as some of you might know, I'm becoming more and more… sight- challenged. is there a way to increase caret width (which ATM is just 1 pixel) within textmate? ciao, domenico

19 years, 1 month

'set mark' capabilities?

by A J

I am wondering if TextMate has any kind of emacs-like 'set mark' feature. I found an old list msg that indicated it did not in 2004: <http://one.textdrive.com/pipermail/textmate/2004-October/000938.html> but it looks like it was in the pipe, though I haven't run down any newer info. (I can see that my cocoa keybinding of 'ctl-space' to 'set mark' does not work even though most of my key bindings are preserved in textmate).

19 years, 1 month

Hard tabs, soft tabs, oh my

by Skye Poier

Hello, I'm a recent TextMate convert (from vim...) I don't seem to be able to set up TM to handle tabs the same way. Here's the relevant snippet from my vimrc: set tabstop=8 " Leave default for printing etc set softtabstop=4 " But use spaces between real tabs set shiftwidth=4 set noexpandtab " Use 'real' tabs (^I) when possible This works great, real tabs (^I) are left alone at the usual 8 spaces, however I like to indent my blocks by 4 at a time. This tells vim to use a real tab if it can, and "pad out" with spaces at the end if the current indent isn't a multiple of 8. Here's what it looks like in vim: <?php$ $page = new PageController($ 'shop.tpl',-$ array($ > 'showAds' => FALSE,$ > 'icon'> => 'shop'),$ 'Online Store');$ $page->render();$ ?>$ If I configure TM to use soft tabs at 4, then all my previous code looks wrong because it sets hard tabs to 4 as well. If I set it to 8, then my existing code looks fine but I'm not getting my desired softtab indent of 4. This is a pretty annoying problem for me because I have hundreds of thousands of lines of code formatted this way :( Kind of ironic since I did it this way to maximize compatibility! I guess what I'm looking for is the ability to set soft tab size independantly of hard tab size - the former to 4, the latter to 8. Is this possible?? (I suppose if there's no other option, I could convert all tabs to 8 spaces in all my files. However I like using tabs because it cuts down on file sizes a tiny bit. ) Thanks, Skye

19 years, 1 month

blogging bundle - LoadError

by jeremy*pinnix

Hello, I've set up my blog's xmlrpc url in the blog settings. When I try to "fetch post" I receive the following error: ruby: No such file to load -- jcode (LoadError) I've searched the list archives and the help file and don't see any mention of this... I also curl'd the header and received a HTTP/1.1 200 OK, so the url is fine. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, jeremy

19 years, 1 month

shameless plug with a call for feedback

by David Powers

With much help from Allan and Michael I've redone the Dawn theme to bring it inline with the official scopes being applied in a rampage to the bungle syntaxes at the moment. You can grab it here -> http://www.grayskies.net/attachment/Dawn.tmTheme and hopefully some people will have nasty things to say about it so I can improve it. David

19 years, 1 month

"Show in R help" command (was Re: Command input as a shell variable)

by Jonathan Clayden

I've updated this command to make it a bit more robust, and to deal with a couple of important cases. The first is aliasing, since R help pages are grouped into sets of closely related functions. So now if you run the script on ".C" you should get "Foreign", etc., like in the R app. The second is non-local links: the script will now play nice with http/ftp links in R help pages. I've assigned a key equivalent of ⌘⌥? -- I don't think this clashes with anything in the source.r scope... It's probably worth putting this in the R bundle at this stage (someone with repos access...?). Please let me know if you have any issues! Cheers, Jon On 14/07/06, Alan Schussman <alan(a)schussman.com> wrote: > On Jul 14, 2006, at 1:24 PM, Jonathan Clayden wrote: > > > On 14/07/06, Ana Nelson <nelson.ana(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > > >> Once you open an R help page in this way, the hyperlinks don't work. > >> Anyone know if it's possible to fix that? > > > > Back to Ruby! This is a little quick and dirty, but it seems to > > work fine: > > > > Very cool, Jonathan and Ana. I had been sending help commands to R > itself, but that usually meant my R window came to the front along > with the help window. This allows one to keep R out of the way until > it's wanted. (And the links work, which is great.) > > -Alan > > > ______________________________________________________________________ > For new threads USE THIS: textmate(a)lists.macromates.com > (threading gets destroyed and the universe will collapse if you don't) > http://lists.macromates.com/mailman/listinfo/textmate >

19 years, 1 month

Prototype & Scriptaculus Bundle

by Martin Ström

Hello, I've created a bundle for Prototype & Scriptaculus. It's an early version but I thought I share it anyway. Please send me any comments. http://burnfield.com/martin/2006/07/14/textmate-prototype-scriptaculus-bund… Ciao Martin pluxemburg.com burnfield.com/martin

19 years, 1 month

Opening TM on a second monitor on a Mac

by Bob Monsour

[Tiger 10.4.7 on MacBook Pro] After launch, I move the Textmate window to my second display, working and saving files. What I would like to have happen the next time I open Textmate is for it to remember that it was open on the second display and open there. I can't seem to find any setting to allow this. Other apps, including Netnewswire and iCal do this. If the second display is not present when they load, they simply load on the primary display. Thanks for your help. Regards, -Bob

19 years, 1 month

Suggestion: CSS Bundle color detection

by Eric D. Fields

I'm going to take a stab at writing this one up this weekend, but before that I'm wondering if anyone else would find this useful or has already done similar (or knows of an even more productive way...). I've usually got a handful of colors that I use throughout a stylesheet; I'd say around 3-6 and that's about it. I'm thinking that a tab-complete on hex color values already in your stylesheet would be ridiculously helpful. so 'border-bottom: 1px solid #[tab]' would spit out a menu of all the colors already in your stylesheet as hex values. Even more sick would be identifying each item with their color somehow, either by coloring the menu items (would suck w/ whites, greys) or providing a box colorized next to each item indicating that color. Would this be feasible? Thoughts or suggestions would be great. -- eric

19 years, 1 month

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