Just want to throw this out there: (1) place bookmark in file at the
signature of a Ruby method (2) comment out the whole method displaces
the bookmark so that it now moves itself to be after the commented out
code? Seems strange to me. Feature or bug? I love bookmarks though :
)
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Best regards,
Lang Riley
I use TextMate to do Rails development, so a window title like
"index.rhtml" isn't all that helpful since I need to know *which*
index.rhtml it is -- something I can determine by seeing what directory
it's in. Please show the project (not file system) path in the window
title bar, such as (in the index.rhtml case above):
site/app/views/member/index.rhtml
Thanks for a great product,
Eric
Not sure if this needs to be a command or macro or what but I can't
seem to figure this out.
I need the ability to output parameters of functions so if I have the
following code (actionscript):
GenericList_prototype.name = function (param1,param2) {
statement;
}
I want to be able to click anywhere within the function, hit a key
(command T) and have the text changed to:
GenericList_prototype.name = function (param1,param2) {
trace("GenericList.name > param1 = " + param1 + " > param2 = " +
param2);
statement;
}
This is so I can output parameters to functions. Any ideas? Not even
sure where to start.
Ketan Anjaria
fire(a)kidbombay.com
www.kidbombay.com
as i'm beginning to use textmate for more and more of my daily work,
i'm also discovering more and more features i'd like to see implemented
;-)
so, for the record: i'd love to see the project drawer display the
label colors that i've assigned via the finder for a file.
thanks for considering,
tom
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tom lazar <tom(a)tomster.org>
http://tomster.org
I definitely enjoy using incremental forward and backward search, but
was wondering if in the future we could elect to use regexps with it,
that would be really nice. I miss that from vim.
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Best regards,
Lang Riley
I feel like an idiot for asking this, since I completely switched from
BBEdit a month ago. But, here goes...
Is it possible to to highlight PHP and HTML at the same time. The only
way to get HTML to highlight (that I can find) is to use the syntax
"HTML (Basic)". There is a "PHP" and an "HTML (PHP)", but they both
render the HTML as gray.
Solution? Anybody?
Thank you,
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On Mar 7, 2005, at 1:02 PM, Jack Baty wrote:
> Just to confirm, the return key will still work the same, but you'll
> map the enter key to accept the dialog? Just wanted to make sure I'll
> still be able to enter returns in my commit messages.
Yes indeed. I just committed a revision that maps the enter key -- but
not the return key -- to the Commit button. It also maps the escape key
to the Cancel button, and AppKit thoughtfully provides the classic Mac
key sequence command-period as equivalent to escape (for this purpose).
> And I've gotta say that even though I'm a terminal junkie, command-B
> is my new favorite thing about TextMate. The Diff and Blame outputs
> completely made my day the first time I saw them.
Hmm... I didn't intentionally set the command key to B for the entire
menu. I wonder if I duplicated the Build With Xcode command when I
first created the Subversion bundle? Or did someone else make that
change?
Chris
Hey everyone,
I assume that I am missing something which is obvious to everyone, but
I can't seem to be able to save a file in TextMate which I have opened
with the "Edit in TextMate" command in Transmit 3.02. When I try to
save it just beeps and ignores me. It works in eg. SubEthaEdit, and it
is exactly what I bought TextMate for, so it annoys me a little.
Is this an error in Transmit, or something I'm missing?
anr
Stupid gravity!
-- Homer Simpson
On Mar 7, 2005, at 9:23 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
> Chris, do you think you could let enter acknowledge the commit
> message? Although people with laptops probably don't have this key!?!
Ah. Yes, I'll set this up. PowerBook users can use fn + return for
enter, IIRC.
Chris
