I made a modification to the 'Strip trailing spaces' command. My
option allows it to work on the whole document. The only annoyance
that I have is when it is done, all of the text in the document is
selected. Is there a way to turn this selection off so that I could
just use my hotkey for the command and then keep typing? It's not a
huge issue, but it is a minor annoyance.
--
Robert M. Zigweid rzigweid(a)zigweid.net
http://rzigweid.zigweid.net
Working with a new special bundle for context I have run into the
following error when using any of the special item lists in the default
bundle.
ERROR: no handler for extension/mode 'ConTeXt' Entitynav: Outputs a
parsable list of functional entities for the given code file Usage:
entitynav -f [ -m $TM_MODE ] entitynav -f - -m $TM_MODE entitynav -f
- -e entitynav -f - -E -f, --file |- : parse or stdin if `-' -m,
--mode : set mode to -e, --ext : set mode to -E, --ext-from-file :
set mode to extension of -s, --sort : sort output by
function/method/class name -S, --sort-silently : sort only if the mode
supports it, otherwise output unsorted -h, --help
Any thoughts on how to get EntityNav to recognize the context mode. It
is essentially the same as the Latex mode.
Thanks
Robert
Greetings all,
thanks to those who posted the pdfsync details for TeXniscope and
TextMate: it's now working really well for me. If anyone's having
difficulties getting the TM->PDF direction working it might be worth
noting that teh command posted above by Thomas should be only 3 lines
long. That is, there is a comment, then a single line (containing the
"&&"), and the rest is a single command on a single line. Just be
careful to delete any line breaks when you paste the script into the
command window.
For what it's worth, the synchronisation behaviour here isn't the same
as Flashmode (a la Claus Gerhardt's work): the latter provides "real
time processing" of the input file, so that you see what you're
producing as you type. That is, the file is being processed behind the
scenes, and changes to the pdf file are produced on the fly.
Cheers,
Paul
Hi,
I know that you can use TextMate to cite from a BibTeX file but as of
now this only works for one BibTeX file. I have several BibTeX files
which I maintain seperately and since this works much better for me I
thought I'd give BibDesk a try with which you can have several BibTeX
files open at the same time and cite from them with BibDesk's system
wide citing service. I get this to work in TextEdit and TeXShop but not
TextMate :-(
To use the service you type \cite{H}, leave the cursor at H and type
Alt-Escape; this will give you a list of all references that contain H,
but in TextMate this only cylcles through several words containing H.
In TextMate the Escape key is set to "Next Completion", so I guess that
this either clashes with BibDesk's hot key or TextMate doesn't support
BibDesk at all.
If anybody has any hint how to overcome this either with TextMate
supporting several BibTeX files or how to get BibDesk to work with
TextMate I'd be very grateful!
Best wishes, Thomas
Ciao, Thomas
--
Thomas Schröder +++ hydrochlorix(a)gmx.net
Hello
I'm a total beginner with Textmate and i 've a little problem when i
use it with latex command.
I've no problem to get a pdf with preview, texniscope or Acrobat but if
i made a modification in the source, i need to close the old pdf to get
a new one. Is it possible to refresh the view ?
Thanks Alain Matthes
Dear Sir/Madam
Permit me to solicit your assistance on this
transaction with you.My name is Chief Obina, I am a
staff of STANDARD BANK PLC
As one of the auditors of the bank, I found out that
there is an unclaimed fund of $19.4M. in one of our
customer's account for more than ten years and our
banking law stipulates that any unclaimed fund for
more than 12years will go to the bank revenue as an
unclaimed fund.
My colleagues and i have made our own personal
inquiries about the depositor and the next of kin but
sadly,the depositor and his entire family died in a
plane crash.
We solicit that you stand as the next of kin so that
the money will be transfered to your account or any
other account you may provide for us.
We propose that the money be shared as follows 30% for
you,
65% for my colleagues and I while 5% will be for any
expences we may incure.
I awaits your urgent reply while believing you do
understand the confidential nature of this
transaction.
Thanks,
Chief Obina
Allan Odgaard wrote:
[snip]
> so what you can do is go to menu Automation / Run Command / Edit
> Commands...
[snip]
I need to say this, so sorry if this seems out of place on the list...
The reason that I love TM so much is exemplified by the response to Mr.
Schröder's question about BibDesk. Allan, who I am sure has much better
things to do with his time than worry about single requests for help and
the like, instead of assuming someone else would tackle the question (it
was posted to the list, so it would have been a perfectly valid
assumption,) not only answered the question, but implemented the command
and updated the Latex bundle. And anywhere that Allan doesn't have time
to do that, someone else ( Sune and Eric immediately jumps to mind, but
there are _tons_ of others, so if you feel short shrifted, feel free to
burn my effigy ;) immediately brilliantly answers the question, usually
at what seems like great effort (at least great effort to expend helping
other people solve their problems instead of your own.)
Ok, so this mail is mostly me wanting to say thank you to those people
that put so much effort into not only making TM the best editor that
ever existed or will ever exist, but also in making sure that the
community around the editor is and stays as great as it is. I've been
lurking on the list since last November and there is no other list I
have ever been subscribed to ( except maybe ruby-lang ) where the
atmosphere was so radically *nice*.
Thank you Allan, and everyone on the list, for being genuinely interested
and actively involved in the community of people who use TM every day.
Jon Raphaelson
PS. Allan, when are getting b6? (lol ;)
Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger will be released on April 29.
http://www.apple.com/macosx/
I assume TextMate has been tested and is working fine under 10.4. Will
it be able to leverage any of the new system architecture? In
particular, I'm wondering if I'll be able to have a Smart Folder as
part of a TextMate project.
--
Jonathan Chaffer
Applications Developer, structure:interactive
(616) 364-7423 http://www.structureinteractive.com/
Hi!
I was wondering if it's possible to define a "foldingStopMarker" that
marks the line _above_ some pattern to end a folding. The issue here is
that I have a markup (so called structured text) that does not use any
explicit "end" marker, as the next "start" marker implicitly stops the
previous.
Example markup:
= MAIN
! First Chapter
...
! Second Chapter
...
= APPENDIX
! Appendix 1
...
As you see, parts of the text are marked with "= PART", chapters with
"! chapter", sections with "!! section" etc. Hence, "! Second Chapter"
in this example concludes "! First Chapter", and the
"foldingStopMarker" should point to the line above "! Second Chapter".
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks and regards
- Stefan
--
Stefan Brantschen
sbr(a)acm.org
Is there anyway for TextMate to reformat HTML - in a similar fashion to
Dreamweaver's "Apply Source Formatting" command, or Omniweb's
"Reformat" command, so that you go from:
<html>
<head>
<title>Empty Document</title>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
to:
<html>
<head>
<title>
Empty Document
</title>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
Mike
