First, I like new commit window/sheet, very nice.
Second. it seems I cannot close the sheet with a keyboard shortcut if
there's a commit message present. Is that intentional? Note that when
amending there's always a commit message.
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/Jacob Carlborg
A while ago, I reported a text field visibility bug in the Search & Replace window, and after updating to alpha.9565, I noticed it’s back.
When you bring up the Search & Replace window, anything you type in the search or replace text fields will not appear until you bring up the Search & Replace window again (e. g. by aborting and pressing Command + F again).
Does anyone else see that behavior?
Max
Is it possible to offer the Dockerfile bundle as part of the TextMate
config options? I think there's enough popularity (at least momentum)
behind Docker to make this worthy of being listed on the master list.
https://github.com/docker/docker/tree/master/contrib/syntax/textmate
Ken
I have a recurring problem where TM cannot detect file changes.
This is because I work on a a remote filesystem (Centos), which is mounted
via AFP.
Its actually a VM running on ESXI Server on my LAN, although a Vagrant or
VMWare setup is quite common now.
>From what I understand, TM uses kqueue or BSD's FSEvents for file
notifications (I suspect kqueue?).
Its causing me a lot of problems as I switch git branch and TM doesn't
always detect it, sometimes resulting in a file from another branch being
saved over the top.
A bit of googling shows there is libkqueue, which tries to provide a kqueue
interface on top of the underlying host OS, but its not clear to me whether
this would be suitable for a remote fs, even if it was feasible to compile
into TM.
Has anyone found a workaround to this please?
Hello,
in TM 1 the symbol list (on the right-hand side of the status bar) was sorted alphabetically, is there some way to get this back in TM 2?
Kind regards,
Tobias Jung
Hi,
I've found a document modified status issue when using "Replace all" with either project or folder Find in... dialogs
When the Replace All button is clicked all the matches are applied to the documents containing them, but the status of the affected documents (which where not modified before issuing the command) does not change to "modified" as it could be expected.
When you close the Find in... dialog it shows a dialog box with the option to save the affected documents.
The text in the dialog states that the changes will be lost if you don't save them, which is actually incorrect, or at least misleading, because if you select not to save the documents they still include the applied changes. Their "modified" status though doesn't reflect this.
To reproduce the bug just open two or more files that contain a common string, open a Find in... dialog and do a replace all of that string, check the documents' statuses.
Unless I'm missing something obvious I believe that the additional "save documents" dialog is a lot of work just to save the "⌥⌘S" I'd issue anyway in most cases, but not always.
Also, given that the Find in... dialogs aren't modal, so the user can switch back to the documents and continue working, when he gets back to the Find dialog and closes it he may not always remember the context in which he executed the replace operation. When that happens my " keep the control" attitude always forces me to select not to save them ;-)
If a builtin "save changes" option is nevertheless required then I believe that an additional "Replace All & Save" button could be more effective.
To minimize real estate usage this button could be placed immediately to the right of the Replace All button with just "& Save" as the label. Alternatively, given that in this case the "Replace & Find" action button is apparently always disabled it could simply replace it.
Thanks
Gualo
Fortran storage modifiers do not appear with colours although they have set to this in the used TextMate theme and language
grammar.
In my custom theme, I have set
{ name = 'Storage';
scope = 'storage, storage.type, storage.modifier';
settings = {
fontStyle = 'bold';
foreground = '#003366';
};
which is clearly directing syntax colour for storage, storage type, and storage modifier.
In Fortran bundle, the grammar of Modern Fortran contains information of storage modifiers
{ name = 'storage.modifier.fortran.modern';
match = '\b(?i:(kind|len|optional|recursive|pointer|allocatable|target|private|public))\b';
},
Any idea how to get syntax colors for storage modifiers in a Fortran code? I have tried but did not get success.
It'd be great if TextMate could show the full path in the title bar of the
window, and in the Window drop-down because it's kind of driving me batty,
having projects opened with similar file names.
Is this an option?
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Wells Oliver
wellsoliver(a)gmail.com
On 03 Sep 2014, at 08:00, textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com wrote:
> I can?t reproduce this with 2.0-alpha.9563 but there have been a lot
> of changes done to the find dialog, so I assume it has been fixed,
> otherwise let me know.
Shortly after my post, alpha.9563 was made available for download. Indeed, Search & Replace works as expected now, I think the issue has been fixed.
Thanks!
Max
