I hope this is not a very stupid question, but can someone explain to
me how input patterns are supposed to work? i.e. if i have bound a
snippet to an input pattern, how do I activate it? (An example of an
input pattern would be much appreciated). Or are they not implemented
yet?
Haris
Hi All,
My apologies if this request has been posted before.
I was wondering if it would be possible to have the multiple clipboards
displayed as a "virtual" text document in the editor, so you can use the
editor's full power on it. The clips could be separated by some
character-sequence. If the scripting/macro stuff can access this document too,
it could be quite powerful (add stuff, remove stuff, change stuff).
Thanks for a great app!
-Tao.
On Apr 5, 2005, at 9:16 AM, kumar mcmillan wrote:
> find typing <h1> A HEADER and then hitting opt+cmd+"." to close the
> tag much easier than inserting a snippet called "<h1>" .
or you could just type "h1" and hit Ctrl + Space to get <h1>|</h1>.
Thank you Justin.
> I would suggest focusing on bigger time-savers ... like the
> Colorpicker command. that thing is awesome!! Anyway, I don't want to
> dampen your progress but I think you are asking for help in an area
> where other users may not share your vision.
I disagree, and hope others do as well. I think there a huge need for
better web development workflow support in TM.
-t
observe my penitent respect for threading!
While we're on the topic of drawers & fullscreeniness ...
Any chance the editor could have a 'full screen' mode (ie, completely
fullscreen like Firefox [F11 IIRC])?
keybound to something accessible, this would be really swanky. Not sure what
would be done about the drawer in this case, but if you think fullscreen
mode would be a good feature (Allan), it might have some impact on what you
intend to do with the drawer.
Combined with splits and some way to preview server-side html output from
within TextMate (am i missing something that exists?) I'd only have to leave
TextMate to procrastinate and bathe.
cheers
D
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Subject: Re: [TxMt] Replace the drawer
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I dunno... I sorta favor ditching the drawer. :-) More often than not, I
like my text editor to be somewhat full-screen... drawers have a way of
making that really not work... I feel like a sidebar approach would be more
practical. In fact, if the world were ideal and bloat wasn't a factor, I
rather like the way jEdit docks stuff to the left, right, and bottom... it's
rather handy for keeping tools like an XPath tester, Ant task manager, and
other tools easily accessible, yet unobtrusively minimized when not in use.
Best, jL On Apr 5, 2005, at 8:27 PM, Steve Lianoglou wrote: > Allan Odgaard
wrote: >>> I don't hate the drawer, I'm just saying, that's the one thing I
>>> find to be annoying. >> When I revisit the project window I'll allow for
double-clicking >> groups to "descend" into these. That should cut down on
leading >> indent. > > Ohh .. a little 'hoisting' action like what you're
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I vaguely recall this question coming up but I wanted to re-emphasize
it.
There is currently no way for a command to operate on all files
contained in a project [or is there?]. there is TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY
but this is only a path to where <project>.tmbundle lives. Allan do
you have plans for adding this soon?
Some motivations for such a request :
Another developer and I would like to work on some eclipse-style
refactoring tools [
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-ecref/ ] but there
would have to be a way to access all files in a project. Also, the one
reason holding me back from using the Subversion bundle [almost]
exclusively is its inability to commit all files in a project.
K
Hi. Please correct me if i'm wrong, or excuse me if this has been covered.
When i select a block of text *then* convert it to full line selection
(cmd-shift-l) & enter column mode (option), it seems not to work most of the
time ... if i make the selection full line first and THEN expand it to
multiple lines, then column mode, it's fine.
I noticed this specifically when trying to prepend '#' to all lines in a
selection, FWIW
(I'm not in front of TM at the moment so i hope that's accurate)
cheers
D
I am not a big fan of the drawer widget. I was excited to hear that
apple mail is dropping the drawer come 10.4. I would like to request
comments about converting the drawer to a mini panel (the type that
disappears when focus is lost). near the top of the panel, there would
be a drop down which would list all open projects and files (if an
open file has it's own window). as you focus a new window, the mini
panel will update to reflect the currently focused window's project or
file. in the case of a file, the mini panel would be blank.
what does everyone else think?
also, OT from the previous post .. <ducks>and I know how much we like to maintain the sanctity of threads</ducks>
Is there a small bug in the cmd-t window that is known? I feel like on a few ocassions:
1) I brought up the window,
2) started to type out a word,
3) textmate narrowed the list of files
4) i then saw the file i wanted
5) ... scrolled down to the file to have it selected,
6) hit enter to open it up
7), but textmate opened up the first file in the list and not the one i selected.
Just checking to see if anybody else has noticed.
-steve
I edit a lot of files via ftp on a web server running on XServe with
Mac OS X Server.
It would be extremely useful to save on the XServe a .tmproj project
of TM containing all files of my web site and access only this project
file in remote via ftp with Transmit or Fugu (or maybe via TM
directly?) instead open every single file.
