Tiger has a new feature in Cocoa apps. The dictionary feature. I
had thought that TextMate was Cocoa. (To be honest, I haven't looked
that closely). Out of curiosity when I was using the dictionary
feature, which is activated with command-control-d, I noticed that it
did not do anything. Is this explicitly disabled in TextMate, or is
there a key-binding that I haven't found yet that masks the system
key-binding.
I'm using b12 and have relatively new bundles.
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Just wondering if this is a bug or the expected behavior. I currently
have open the theme editor, and bundle editor, and a document. If I
press Cmd-` successively, the windows come in front in the following
order:
document - bundle - document - theme - document - bundle - ....
I would have expected
document - bundle - theme - document - bundle - .....
If I have two documents open, the sequence of events is:
document1 - bundle - document1 - theme - document1 - document2 -
bundle - document 2 - theme - document2 - document1 - ...
This certainly doesn't feel right, and it takes forever to get from
document1 to document2.
Haris
Hello,
I'm a Windows->MAC switcher and have tried several source code
editors. I was very charmed by TextMate! ;-))
Now my question. Is there anyone who has the configuration files for
XBase, dBase or CA-Clipper language Syntax Highlighting?
Thank you!
Best regards
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Is the TextMate service shortcut still command-esc? I use Quicksilver,
and the shortcut conflicts with "Send to Quicksilver".
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Ben Jackson
Diretor de Desenvolvimento
ben(a)incomumdesign.com
http://www.incomumdesign.com
Searched the list for this and went through the Preferences and menus
and couldn't find anything about this problem.. so I apologize if
it's an easy RTFM answer!
Since upgrading to the latest TextMate, I've noticed that whenever I
save, the screen jumps to centralize the row that the cursor is
currently on. Why? This is driving me nuts because I'm always hitting
Cmd+S (usually without thinking) every now and then while I'm
developing and the jump jars my thought process. b5 did not do this.
So.. how can I turn this off?
Thanks in advance!
Peter Cooper
I write a LOT of LaTeX documents, and as I was working on the class
for one of them, I've noticed that when trying to fix up some braces
({}), TextMate will slam the CPU on my iMac G5 to 100% for 15-20
seconds, before continuing. Here's a little snip from what I was
trying to fix:
\newcommand{\tla}[1]{{\scshape {\MakeLowercase{#1}}}}
Not very complex, but when I added the last closing brace, it went
wonky. I had thought in the past that it wouldn't come out, so I'd
kill it, but this time, I just let it run, and eventually it fixed
itself.
I tried switching to plain text, and that helped, so it seems to be
something in the way the language pack is written. Any thoughts?
Chris
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Sorry if this has already been answered, but I couldn't find a thread
on it.
Question -- how do you change the transparency value of the document
window? The latest beta defaults to this, and God almighty does it
hurt my eyes. ActionScript syntax highlighting doesn't appear to be
working either, which makes the transparency even harder to read text
on.
Todd
hi
There seems to be a syntax coloring/language definition bug in TM
that leads to an unexpected quit (not a real "crash" as I don't get
an OS X crash report). I've attached a LaTeX document that leads to
this (with current bundles). Can anyone reproduce this behavior?
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bye, Frank!
Has anyone had problems with pasting and indenting? I found a message
from last october but no followup.
What happens is that whenever I paste code, things are "double"
indented. For example, if I select, copy and paste just the 2 middle
lines of the following...
1 def index
2 @todos = Todo.find(:all, :include => [:users, :job])
3 render_partial_collection "todo", @todos
4 end
... I end up with this...
1 def index
2 @todos = Todo.find(:all, :include => [:users, :job])
3 render_partial_collection "todo", @todos
4 @todos = Todo.find(:all, :include => [:users, :job])
5 render_partial_collection "todo", @todos
6 end
Line #5 shouldn't be indented any more than line #6, yet it's
indented with 2 additional tabs (or set of 4 spaces, doesn't matter
which I use). That's not supposed to happen, right?
Using b12.
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