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by Joost Schuttelaar

Uhmm.... how do I start column typing? Can't find it in the menu's... Sorry for something which is probably straightforward, but I really can't seem to find it. -- Joost Schuttelaar

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Trouble with "open all" .txt files with TextMate

by Simon Dorfman

Hello, I'm trying to open all .txt files with TextMate. In the finder, I select a .txt file, hit Control+i to get info. Then I select TextMate as the app to open it with, then I click "Change All". After clicking "Change All" TextMate disappears as the "Open With" app and is replaced by the text: "Not applicable". If I close the info box and double click on the .txt file, I get this error: "The operation could not be completed. An unexpected error occurred (error code -10660)." If TextMate is already open, a double click on the file in the Finder opens fine. But if TextMate is closed, it shows this error. Does anyone know how to fix this? I think it may have been caused by renaming the beta versions of TextMate to names like "TextMate1.01b3". Maybe the Finder got confused about which app was THE TextMate to open with. I now only have the newest 1.02 version in the Apps folder. Any help much appreciated. Thanks. Simon

20 years, 10 months

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double click selection

by Patrick Kelly

I'm a newbie textmate user, and unfamiliar so forgive me if this has been covered before. When double-clicking on whitespace to select and then moving the mouse to text (to select by word) it's very annoying to me that the word at the other end of the whitespace is selected. I've seen this behavior in M$ products and it drives me nuts. Am I the only one? To me it's obvious that if I double click something and then move left that it's wrong for something rightwards to become selected. I'm sure I'll learn to cope, but I thought I'd ask about it. I'm still getting used to it, but I think I like TextMate. :) I installed the SQL bundle, but it didn't do it for me. At some point I'll have to go make a syntax file that supports Oracle PL/SQL (since that's what I edit mostly these days). cheers Patrick

20 years, 10 months

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linking to URIs and client-side (project) files

by Timothy Martens

Hi, I'm using TextMate for my Getting Things Done (GTD) stuff. Is anyone else out there doing the same? I'm just getting started and would love to see how others are using TM for GTD. How do you set up your file structure? How do you name and keep track of your files, actions, and projects, etc.? I can see how it would be useful to be able to do such things as link from a URI in a text (markdown) file directly to a browser. As well as things like creating links to other local (project) files ala voodoo pad, and moving chunks of text to other files whilst sprinkling them with some meta data. Then they are things like aggregating lists to create contextual lists and so much more I can imagine but not conceive of programatically. I just found this: http://www.rousette.org.uk/blog/archives/2004/11/28/rails-gtd- application/ and I know bsag has other discussions about TM GTD in her blog. As well as Daniel Von Fange's neat little tricks: http://www.braino.org/blog/archives/001512.php http://www.braino.org/blog/archives/001440.php Admittedly I haven't played much with these, but I do remember having some problems with TM finding my Ruby install. -t

20 years, 10 months

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Mailing list rules

by Allan Odgaard

I'm resending this letter from the 3th of November just as a friendly reminder and for all those who have joined the list since the previously mentioned date. ----------->8----------- There is really only one rule (apart from normal netiquette) I want you to uphold: When you write a _new_ letter to this mailing list, _don't_ use “reply” on an existing letter (to get the To: filled in). It screws up threading!!! If you're using Mail.app, you can control-click the “To” of an existing letter and select “New Message” to get a compose window with the “To” header filled in. Threading is a very useful feature, and especially for me with this mailing list, since it's basically an archive of user feedback, and I'd like for the table-of-contents to show _every_ thread, which it currently doesn't, when one thread contain 2-3 _different_ subjects, because people have used reply (then it only show the first subject). So PLEASE remember _not_ to use reply (for new letters)!!!

20 years, 10 months

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Resolution of I-Search cancellation?

by Wayne Larsen

Was there any resolution on the subject of canceling the incremental search via the navigation keys? I believe that I never heard any support for leaving it as it is, with several supporters for having only backspace edit the search string. Is this on your todo list, or will it stay as it is? Thanks, Wayne

20 years, 10 months

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linking to URIs and client-side (project) files

by Timothy Martens

Hi, I'm using TextMate for my Getting Things Done (GTD) stuff. Is anyone else out there doing the same? I'm just getting started and would love to see how others are using TM for GTD. How do you set up your file structure? How do you name and keep track of your files, actions, and projects, etc.? I can see how it would be useful to be able to do such things as link from a URI in a text (markdown) file directly to a browser. As well as things like creating links to other local (project) files ala voodoo pad, and moving chunks of text to other files whilst sprinkling them with some meta data. Then they are things like aggregating lists to create contextual lists and so much more I can imagine but not conceive of programatically. I just found this: http://www.rousette.org.uk/blog/archives/2004/11/28/rails-gtd- application/ and I know bsag has other discussions about TM GTD in her blog. As well as Daniel Von Fange's neat little tricks: http://www.braino.org/blog/archives/001512.php http://www.braino.org/blog/archives/001440.php Admittedly I haven't played much with these, but I do remember having some problems with TM finding my Ruby install. -t

20 years, 10 months

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Re: Bug report: Perl syntax highlighting [version 1.0.2b10#553]

by Eric Hsu

Thanks to Xavier Noria for his bug list for the Perl bundle. I have fixed some of them in a new version (see the wiki, or my page http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu/textmate for the archive and details. Here are the fixes: adjusted $foo{bar} so the first brace isn't highlighted q qq qw qx quoting recognized POD recognized (from =head1 to =cut) __END__ __DATA__, __FOO__ all recognized added Perl to One-liner command Known problems: many autoquotes not highlighted right: here-docs not quoted, hashkeys in => notation. I invite anyone else to take a crack to getting the autoquotes right, in the cases that Xavier noted. (I am travelling for the next three weeks!) The problem with doing here-docs right is that the start and end delimiters change with each case, so we'd have to use backreferencing in the 'end' parameter, and I don't think that's currently possible. - Eric ps. I wonder how hard it would be ( maybe for 2.0! :) ) to have TM simply use vim syntax files, or some other well-worked format... -- Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics San Francisco State University erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu

20 years, 10 months

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Re: [TxMt] 1.1 things -- S/FTP

by M Spreij

Paul Nordstrom August wrote: > FTP in the drawer... yes please! (Hope that's SFTP as well.) There's a way to fake it somewhat :) Open the files from the FTP server as you would normally, they're then stored in /private/tmp/501/Cleanup at Startup/ or so as files. If you put those files in a project *and* open tabs for them in the project so they are read, you can close the original windows, and only work on what's in the project. Alas, you cannot successfully save, close and open the project lateron, and moving things around in folders won't work either; I only use it when I know I'll be editing the files for an hour or more or so. Regards, Martin

20 years, 10 months

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.ini files

by Duarte Carrilho da Graça

Hello Maybe this is not a bug, but when I open a .ini file from the project drawer, one click doesnt open it - i have to double click it - and then it opens in a new window instead of the same window as the rest of the files in the project. Is this a bug? Regards Duarte Carrilho da Graca

20 years, 10 months

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b10 Thanks

by Chris Messina

Allan, > Added a dock menu with New, New Project, and Open…. Thanks so much for adding this! Certainly one of the features I personally missed from SubEthaEdit. With that said, I wonder if it might make sense to make the menu more consistent with SEE? For instance, SEE has "New File" instead of "New". They also use "Open file..." instead of "Open.." IMHO, I think that SEE's wording/ellipses choices look better, but that may be familiarity talking. > The Text -> Change sub menu now also appears in the context menu (when > there is a selection). Also, suggestions for spellings no longer > appear if the selection contain newlines or tabs (previously it only > looked at spaces). This is also a welcome change. However, I think that instead of "Change", which is ambiguous, you should use "Convert" or "Format" as in the attached Service menus. Thoughts? Chris -- Do the evolution. Get Firefox! <http://spreadfirefox.com/community/?q=affiliates&id=5&t=4> Quote of the moment: /If you can't describe what you are doing as a process, you don't know what you're doing./— W. Edwards Deming

20 years, 10 months

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FYI: beta 11 = 1.0.2

by Allan Odgaard

I just built beta 11. If there are no problems this will be released later today as 1.0.2 which should be the last in the 1.0.x series, meaning that I'll shift priorities a bit and focus on larger improvements for the 1.1 release. Basically it just means that having the 1.0.2 out as “official” with most obvious fixes done, I'll be more comfortable rewriting major parts of TextMate even if it means the source will be in a non-functional state for a couple of days -- but I'll still release betas as often as it makes sense, and I'm aware of the requests expressed on this list.

20 years, 10 months

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warning for command key-equivalent conflicts?

by kumar mcmillan

was wondering if TextMate could throw a warning if the key-equivalent you're assigning to a command will wipe out a pre-existing key-equivalent. From what I've observed, if you add a key-equivalent [that already exists] to a command then the command works --as expected-- in that key-equivalent, silently overriding what was there before. Hopefully not something too difficult? I guess that would be helpful for macros too. Kumar

20 years, 10 months

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Search Tweak

by Chris Messina

Hi Allan, If possible, could you make the Replace field the next tabindex after the Find field? Right now it lands on the Sigma button, meaning I have to double-tab to get to the Replace field. Thanks! Chris -- Do the evolution. Get Firefox! <http://spreadfirefox.com/community/?q=affiliates&id=5&t=4> Quote of the moment: /"Accept that some days you are the pigeon, and some days you are the statue."/— David Brent, Wernham Hogg

20 years, 10 months

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Insert closing tab shortcut

by R. Payette

I woundered if it was possible to change the shortcut for "Insert closing tab". cmd-opt-. isn't working on my keyboard layout. As I understant it, opt-'.' is '>' so cmd-opt-'.' is understood as cmd-'>' I get this problem all over the system. Anyway, how about just cmd-'.' ? I know it's a reserved shortcut for cancel but in a sense, it 'stop' a block. And there is no use for a cancel in text editing. And beside, cmd and '.' and very close toghetter while opt is all the other way of the space bar on small keyboards ( original g4 and I think powerbook/ibook too )

20 years, 10 months

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Re: [TxMt] Fugu 1.1.1rc1

by Carl Forde

> Date: Mon, 6 Dec 2004 13:10:05 +0100 > From: "Fred B." <fredb7(a)starflam.com> > I started using Fugu with this release. > Connecting locally to my server and editing using TM working fine. Just so you know, rc2 is out now. It has fixed some problems that rc1 had. Carl

20 years, 10 months

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Re: [TxMt] What I miss from BBEdit...

by Eric Hsu

I described one way of faking the function/subroutine popup control in this old article: http://one.textdrive.com/pipermail/textmate/2004-November/001615.html - Eric -- Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics San Francisco State University erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu

20 years, 10 months

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Bug report: HTML folding [TextMate 1.0.2b10#553]

by Xavier Noria

HTML folding does not work properly in a very simple hand-written HTML page. This is a movie depicting what happens: http://www.hashref.com/textmate/tmbug_html_folding.mov There I try to hide three blocks: 1. The "body" CSS element is correctly folded 2. The "style" tag is not 3. The "head" tag is not -- fxn

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Bug report: Python folding [version 1.0.2b10#553]

by Xavier Noria

Python folding seems half implemented, it does not work. As you can see in this shot: http://www.hashref.com/textmate/tmbug_python_folding.png There's no mark for classes for instance, and more important if you click on the marks to fold functions nothing happens. -- fxn

20 years, 10 months

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How about a "replay last used macro"?

by Chris Brierley

I love the scratch macro and the ability to replay it with a keyboard shortcut. How about a "replay last used macro"? E.g., let's say I have a saved macro that I don't want to assign a keyboard shortcut to, but which I do want to use over and over again for a stretch in a document. Right now I've got to pick it out from the menu each time. If we had a "replay last used macro" I could just hit that keyboard shortcut repeatedly. It could probably even replace "replay scratch macro" and still have the same effect when the last used macro happened to be scratch. Thoughts?

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Bug report: Perl syntax highlighting [version 1.0.2b10#553]

by Xavier Noria

A few issues in the syntax highlighting done by Perl's bundle. The first one I think it's typically hard to get right: here-docs are not recognised. This not only means that they are not colourised as strings, but that their content can fool the rest of the highlighting, for instance if there's an unbalanced quote. (Sometimes a fake comment can help there though.) POD sections are not recognised either, so not only they are not coloured but Perl keywords are highlighted in regular English (for, if, while, ...). On the other side, hash elements are no correctly highlighted. In $foo{bar} = "baz"; the red for variables goes beyond the "{" and stops at the "r": $foo{bar If "bar" is quoted the highlighting is correct though, curlies in black and the string in green. In the broken example I'd expect the curlies in black, and the key in green because it's autoquoted by Perl. Green to the left of =>s would be good as well, as words there are also autoquoted. Both conventions for autoquoted stuff are followed by CPerl and the Perl mode for Vim. q(), qq(), and their variants are not highlighted as strings either. -- fxn

20 years, 10 months

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where to send bugs?

by Xavier Noria

I just purchased TextMate and found some apparent bugs editing Perl and Python. Which is the right address to report them? -- fxn PS: I would have liked new releases could have a new trial period. I bought a license without being able to compare the current version with the initial one.

20 years, 10 months

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Re: [TxMt] where to send bugs?

by Eric Hsu

>I just purchased TextMate and found some apparent bugs editing Perl and >Python. Which is the right address to report them? The language bundles are currently maintained by volunteer work. I contributed the Perl bundle and according to <http://wiki.macromates.com/textmate/show/Bundles102>, a bunch of people contributed different Python bundles. Probably the best place for bundle bug reports is this mailing list, with a subject like Perl Bugs or something else clever to divert people who don't care. What are the Perl bugs? They might be due either to my bundle or underlying problems with TM. - Eric -- Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics San Francisco State University erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu

20 years, 10 months

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Growl

by Jeroen van der Ham

Hi, Might be a bit late for this, but in stead of investing in making the popup balloons better, why not use Growl[1]? Jeroen. [1]: http://growl.info/

20 years, 10 months

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Syntax Highlight Question

by Jeroen van der Ham

Hi, I would like to highlight the syntax as shown in the attached picture. However, this matches the wrong brackets. Anyone any idea how I could go about to better highlight this? I guess it boils down to a not powerful enough syntax highlighting scheme though :(. The thing I want to do is something like: - match commands (begin with '\' followed by a word - this can be followed by [\w+] - and this can be followed by {.*} And what I would like to do is apply the global patterns to the '.*' mentioned above, and if nothing global matches, then apply a color. Jeroen. PS. I seem to remember something about using groups to define different colors in a pattern, but I forgot how that works. Can anyone tell me how that works and/or add that to the wiki ? :)

20 years, 10 months

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'Burl' in ODB events?

by Ralph Pöllath

Hi, does TM currently support the 'Burl' parameter in ODB events? I haven't managed to make it display the URLs I pass it. Thanks, -Ralph.

20 years, 10 months

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b10 remembers Finds! :)

by Paul Nordstrom August

brilliant! > Added history for find and replace strings. Currently it doesn't store > options in the history (like regular expression or case sensitive) That helps a lot... Can we save certain ones (esp grep searches) and give them a name somehow (someday!)? On reading the change notes in b10 I discovered the context menus for selected text -- never used them previously but I love them. Amazing progress as usual. Thanks Allan. p.

20 years, 10 months

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re: 1.02b9 wont launch

by Chris Jenkins

sorry, I'm not quite sure I understand, are you saying that it does work for you, or it doesn't? I've installed all the latest updates now, but there is no change, it still doesn't launch, just appears in the dock briefly for a split second and then vanishes again. I don't get a crash message either. I'm running 10.3.6 on a G4 dual 1.4Ghz. weird. Chris Begin forwarded message: > idem for me (Mac OS 10.3.6, last security updates done)

20 years, 10 months

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1.02b9 wont launch

by Chris Jenkins

for some reason when I try to launch 1.02b9 it doesnt launch, anyone else experiencing this?

20 years, 10 months

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Small Feature request

by Jeroen van der Ham

Hi, Can we get a "Repeat last command" Command? :) Jeroen.

20 years, 10 months

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PHP Code Completion

by Ian White

Hi All, I've written a quick and dirty script for code completion for PHP on TextMate. details here: http://ian.ardes.com/phpcc Cheers, Ian

20 years, 10 months

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cursor page up

by M Spreij

Is there a way left to move the cursor to the top of the window? Pageup used to do this, and while I understand that it's not HIG or like other apps do it, I was just getting used to it :-) Regards, Martin

20 years, 10 months

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Open .pdf partner of pdflatex file + results window question

by David Wooten

Greetings folks, recent $'er for this great editor. Longtime vi user, but always wishing for a highly configurable editor that was more os x-integrated. Couple questions/suggestions: Any way to make a Command which can work with the $TM_FILEPATH variable -- except with a .pdf extension? This is good really only for opening the .pdf file in e.g. TeXniscope for the first time. …or another method? Also -- after running a little pdflatex Command on a file, I'm finding that there's no really optimal output method. I'm often working on a 12", so a full window devoted to the results (which I generally only need to see if there's an error) is a little bulky, especially as the focus moves to the said new window. The tooltip output looks promising (it disappears at the touch of a key), but it seems to appear with the top left corner at the cursor -- which often leaves the bulk of the window off the screen. Thanks, thanks, thanks for TextMate! David

20 years, 10 months

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Feature Relocation Request

by Chris Messina

I do like the indented paste feature but find that it's one of the features that I'm constantly turning on and off, depending on what I'm working on. It would be nice if this feature were moved out of the preferences and back into the Text menu where's it more readily accessible. Thanks! Chris -- Do the evolution. Get Firefox! <http://spreadfirefox.com/community/?q=affiliates&id=5&t=4> Quote of the moment: /If you can't describe what you are doing as a process, you don't know what you're doing./— W. Edwards Deming

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Re: [TxMt] HTML Tidy

by Eric Hsu

>Has this been brought up as a feature request? skEdit's (i'm using it >while I wait for my Paypal deposit) tidy functionality is very well >thought out. I'd like to see something similar in TM. Here is my current kludge to get two HTML Tidy commands: one replaces a window with its Tidy-ed version, and another just produces a window with clickable error output. Note that (bug? feature?) if HTML Tidy thinks there are errors in your document and you do a 'replace' then it will place the errors at the top of the document. You can fiddle with the Tidy flags to avoid that. Also note that my version only runs on the last saved version and not the current one. That can also be tweaked... Anyway, get HTML Tidy from http://tidy.sourceforge.net/ then install it someplace convenient. I put the command-line version at ~/bin/tidy Report Errors Command: Before: nothing Command: ~/bin/tidy -e "$TM_FILEPATH" Stdin: None Stout: Sep window Pattern: line (\d+) column (\d+) - (.*?)$ Format: $3 Line: 1 Replace Document with Tidy-ed Version Command: Before: nothing Command: ~/bin/tidy -bicq "$TM_FILEPATH" Stdin: None Stout: Replace doc Pattern: Format: Line: Works great for me! - Eric -- Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics San Francisco State University erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu

20 years, 10 months

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feature request: timeout on highlighting

by Brian Lalor

I just opened a 1.5M XML document in TM. My XML syntax isn't all that lean, and it takes a while for TM to highlight everything and become responsive. Currently, I do not know of any way to open a file without syntax highlighting. That'd be one nice thing to have... The other would be for TM to pop up a little dialog if highlighting hasn't completed after, say, 10 seconds and give the option to abort the open, continue highlighting (until done), or open without highlighting. -- __ ____ / / / __/ Brian Lalor / _ \/__ \ blalor(a)bravo5.org /_.__/____/ http://bravo5.org/

20 years, 10 months

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Some Feature Requests

by Torsten Becker

hi, at first i must say that textmate definitely rocks, it is really THE missing editor i was searching for. and its a not unimportant reason why i bought my ibook. but this doesn't mean its already perfect i still like to see some features or at least small changes. :) for example: - parenthesis highlights (or smart typing highlights) like in komodo. i have been using activestate komodo quite a long time but because it was a bit to big and slow and not extensible enough i don't use it anymore, but one thing was really cool: the parenthesis highlighting. in textmate you have to roll over the parenthesis with the caret to get it highlighted, in komodo you just have to be near it and it gets highlighted (normally it gets red and bold), i like this more than always have to move with the caret forward and backward, its especially more comfortable in heavy nested statements or lisp :). so i would it like to see implemented this way in textmate. - simple formating in tool tips, probably like in html so that one can make bold, underlined and italic text, this would be very nice because bigger tool tips would be better readable. - better placement of tool tips. if you have a really big tool tip (or just a normal big one) and your caret is a bit to near to the right of the screen, the tool tip is shown out of the desktop, i found this a bit useless sometimes and i want to suggest to place tool tips a bit more user friendly. thats it, i also would like to see some other features like the right-click-menu in the dock and a user adjustable color-system, but this already have been mentioned and i don't want to repeat them again and again. thanks for this great tool. -- Torsten Becker

20 years, 10 months

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Features req: a webkit output window

by Dominique Peretti

I wish I could format the output of TM's commands in html, and make html links able to launch other TextMate commands ! Thus one could display error reports, stats, links and stuff very nicely !! I would also like to be able to use a TextMate webkit window that would be called from somewhere else. In order to debug my php scripts, I currently have a script watch php's log using kernel notifications (kqueue) and trigger a cocoa window alert on each error. I wish this window could be an interactive one, in Textmate. Thus I could jump directly to the error by clicking a link, etc... Possibilities would be unlimited ! Dominique PERETTI http://www.lachoseinteractive.net

20 years, 10 months

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event commands

by Jan Sabbe

I would like to be able to automatically run a script, when a certain event happens (such as, a file save), depending on the file-extension (and maybe also depending on the project). For example, what I really like to do: If I save a file that ends in .rb, I want to automatically run a command that does a "ruby $TM_PROJECT_DIR/test/unittests.rb". If it fails, it could send me a notification through growl (http://growl.info)

20 years, 10 months

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best way to have a comment/uncomment selected text?

by Douglas F.Calvert

Hello, I am really starting to love textmate. I want to add functionality that will either comment or uncomment the selected text. Right now i have two commands; one that prepends '# ' to the line and one that strips the first '# ' on the line. I would really like to have this handily accessible under one command and have it automagically decide wether or not I want to comment or uncomment the line. I am sure that others have added this sort of functionality. Anyone have a graceful solution? While I am here does anyone have any handy python editing commands/macros? --dfc Douglas F. Calvert http://anize.org/dfc/ .::. GPG Key: 0xC9541FB2 A mystic in the sense that I am still mystified by things...

20 years, 10 months

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MIPS Assembler and Graphvis Bundles

by Torsten Becker

hi, because the homepage of the wiki is a bit down i post this to the list. i did build 2 bundles and want to share them, probably some find them usefull :) : - mips bundle: syntax-highlighting for mips assemler which you probably need when you write something for spim - graphviz bundle: syntaxhighlighting for dot files, this is maybe usefull when you configured textmate as graphivizs external editor and you want colored keywords. more information and preview pictures are at http://wiki.macromates.com/textmate/show/TorstenBecker -- Torsten Becker

20 years, 10 months

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Feature Request: Moved files gets saved to new location

by Ivar Åsell

Hi If I save a file from TM to ~/Documents/ and then move it from finder to ~/Documents/ivar/ I would love it if TM could sense that move (I think it does when using projects). Just like SEE TM could ask something like "This file has been moved. It will be saved to the '~/Documents/ivar/' folder, or you can specify another location.". kind regards ivar

20 years, 10 months

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Re: [TxMt] TextMate Icon proposal - Anime icon

by Eric Hsu

>On the subject of anime and icons; when I bought TextMate, the first >thing I did was replace the icon with the Fuchikoma (from Ghost In The >Shell) icon from the World Of Aqua 4 icon set by Icon Factory. > >http://iconfactory.com/preview.asp?type=search&id=155&query=fuchikoma Hah! That's the icon I'm using too! The red makes it stand out, it looks like a robot and it's cool! - Eric

20 years, 10 months

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Compile an Actionscript project from TextMate

by Dominique Peretti

I have updated the script/command to take advantage of TextMate's output window formatting : http://wiki.macromates.com/textmate/show/ Compile+your+actionscript+project+from+TextMate Dominique PERETTI http://www.lachoseinteractive.net

20 years, 10 months

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proposal: distribute bundles separately

by Brian Lalor

Would it be possible to distribute the TM bundles separately (maybe the way Konfabulator does, updating the "official" ones when a new release comes out)? I don't do any C++, PHP, or ASP coding, so I don't see any reason to keep those bundles around; they get replaced every time I upgrade TM, however. -- __ ____ / / / __/ Brian Lalor / _ \/__ \ blalor(a)bravo5.org /_.__/____/ http://bravo5.org/

20 years, 10 months

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FeatureRequest: Simpler way of changing FileEncodings (and converting line endings)

by Ivar Åsell

Hi I'd like to see something like SEE:s way of letting you switch between different "File Encodings". I think it's the best way of switching encodings so far! I might have missed something but right now all I know of is the "Re-Open With Encoding:" menu which I rarely use. Mostly because I don't need to change file encoding that often but secondly because it forces me to save my file to be able to switch encoding. kind regards ivar ps. I really(!!) like b8 and the cleanup of menus!

20 years, 10 months

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Re: [TxMt] Method/function list?

by Eric Hsu

>I am hoping I¼m just missing something obvious... Is there some kind of >list of functions/methods? I.e. Similar to BBEdit or SEE¼s popup function >list? Here's my kludged version of it for Perl using TM commands, which pops up a separate window listing all the subroutines (i.e. lines that begin with 'sub '). Make a command: - before: Do Nothing - Command: grep -n "^sub " - Std In: Entire document - Std out: Show in separate win - Pattern: ^(\d+):(.*)$ [this parses out the grep output so we can identify the line part] - Format: $2 - Line:1 This idea can be tweaked to fit the language of your choice. I think you can pipe it cleverly through sort to get the subroutines alphabetized. good luck, Eric -- Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics San Francisco State University erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu

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Re: [TxMt] i-search keybindings

by larsen

>> So basically if you hit an arrow key which will not make the cursor >> move >> within the search string it aborts. > > IMHO this is a mode, eg the meaning of the arrow key will change > whether the cursor is in the search string or at an end. Moreover the > user focus is on the occurences hilighted in the file, rather than on > the field at the bottom of the window. Since that occurence is > selected, it seems coherent that the arrow keys would do what they > usually do: exit the selection. Also that behavior will be familiar to > Emacs users. > > Fixing using backspace shouldn't be so much of a hassle since search > strings are typically short, and as the results are incrementally > displayed, the user can detect errors early. > > -- D my first impression on that issue was: of course there's a need to be able to navigate within the search string using the cursor keys, after all that's the way osx behaves in any kind of text input field with the focus (even in incremental searches, like in itunes). but then i tested it myself in textmate and found that this behaviour isn't necessarily what i expected here, because the search string's corresponding part in the document was highlighted and i thought it would be intuitive using the cursor keys now to directly navigation in the document. so i no longer have a definite opinion with it. gui or not to gui, that's the question ... ;-) ___✍ larsen

20 years, 10 months

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i-search keybindings

by Allan Odgaard

Sorry I forgot to mention that i-search requires two new key binding entries which you'll need to manually add if you made a local copy: "^s" = "ISIM_incrementalSearch:"; "^S" = "ISIM_reverseIncrementalSearch:"; I named my methods the same as the ISearch InputManager/Plugin. So if you already have this installed, the key bindings from your "global" key bindings file should already make it work, _except_ that ISIM use control-r for the reverse search, TextMate is using that for 'execute line', which is why I choose control-S. Maybe this is why reverse search doesn't work for you Wayne? Regarding aborting the search with movement keys, that would pretty much make it impossible to go back and make edits in the search string (other than backspace), but maybe no-one does that?

20 years, 10 months

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HTML Tidy

by Timothy Martens

Has this been brought up as a feature request? skEdit's (i'm using it while I wait for my Paypal deposit) tidy functionality is very well thought out. I'd like to see something similar in TM.

20 years, 10 months

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mysql snippet and query (getting a carriage return?)

by Paul Nordstrom August

Following up on a post from a week or so ago, I've created a "mysql" snippet to run MySQL commands within TM. (This probably works best if you have a ~/usr/.my.cnf file configured with a default login and password on localhost.) The snippet simply is the following: /usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql ${1:database} -e "${2:SELECT}" ... so I hit mysql, tab, then enter the DB name and then the command. Some sample queries are appended below. My problem is that the output begins directly after the final " in the -e statement. What's the easiest way to insert a carriage return here? Or is this better run as a command and not a snippet? I've already got macros to convert DESCRIBE TABLE output into all sorts of PHP elements... TM is great :) Paul > /usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql iedb -e "show tables" > Tables_in_iedb > clients > firms > iedbdata > irt_metadata > metadata > sections > stock > /usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql iedb -e "describe > metadata"Field Type Null Key Default Extra > field_id int(11) PRI NULL auto_increment > section_id int(2) YES NULL > category varchar(100) YES NULL > subcategory varchar(100) YES NULL > section varchar(100) YES NULL > subsection varchar(100) YES NULL > field varchar(255) YES NULL > descr tinytext YES NULL > type varchar(100) YES NULL > avail varchar(100) YES NULL > comments text YES NULL > fieldcode varchar(100) YES NULL > /usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql iedb -e "select * from > clients"clno fname lname job account_balance > 10 sam smith auditor 5525.75 > 20 james jones manager 8960.25

20 years, 10 months

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Incremental Search?

by Ben Protas

Just downloaded the new beta to see what everyone was talking about, but ctrl-s does nothing for me (no line in status bar, and if i hit ctrl-s then start typing, it is just inserted as text). Going to Textmate->About shows that I am definitely using 1.0.2b8....is there something that I am doing wrong? ben

20 years, 10 months

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Find request

by Ed Wong

I was wondering if it would be possible to not have the page scroll when a string being searched for is found on the currently visible page. I find that when this happens it causes me to think that the found string is outside of the visible region and so I try to locate it's context within the document. Somethings it's only 10 lines away but it may not be obvious because my mental map of the document is disrupted. Many other apps do not normally scroll if the found string is within the visible region. Thanks, Ed Wong

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b8

by velodev

I just downloaded the new beta... Allan and team, I have to say I am growing more and more impressed with every release. Amazing work. ===== http://www.velodev.com/

20 years, 10 months

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Importing files in project

by Jeroen van der Ham

Hi, Just a small request: please provide a feedback menu when dragging seperate files into a project that are masked by the default file pattern? I was trying to drag a file beginning with . into a project and it didn't work, nothing happened. It's that I know of the existence of the default file mask that I understood what happened, but other users might not know about this... Jeroen.

20 years, 10 months

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new beta

by Brian Lalor

The new beta looks *very* nice. The preferences and menu reorganization are great, and the incremental-search is oh-so-great! Keep up the good work, Macromateys! -- __ ____ / / / __/ Brian Lalor / _ \/__ \ blalor(a)bravo5.org /_.__/____/ http://bravo5.org/

20 years, 10 months

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1.0.2b8: I have no i-search!

by Gregg Thomason

Downloaded, installed. I do C-s and get nothing. I have a heavily-remapped keyboard (and a MS Wireless one, at that), but resetting it to the defaults produced no changes. I scrolled through the menus, and saw no conflicting commands, and checked my MenuMaster config for conflicts. Anyone else seeing this?

20 years, 10 months

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Re: [TxMt] new beta

by Jackie Chappell

According to Ollivier Robert: > > Very minor nit, when one select the Preferences menu, no tab is selected > > and the window is bare till one tab is selected. >Weird: hitting ctrl-s doesn't do anything here :( I have the same problem: I don't get anything in the status bar (using a British keymap) -- Jackie Chappell jmchappell(a)mac.com

20 years, 10 months

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fugu; new beta!

by Paul Nordstrom August

Fugu with TextMate is fab; I'm using it now in preference to Cyberduck. The new beta is amazing! > Added incremental search. Press ctrl-s to open a text field on top of > the status bar. When you enter something in this text field it will > immediately try to find it in the text. Press escape, tab, return, or > enter when you're done. The search is case sensitive if the string > entered is in mixed case, otherwise it's case insensitive. The search > will wrap around, and it will start from the caret. It's a forward > search, use ctrl-S to make it a backwards search. While the text field > is up, you can press ctrl-s to go to the next match or ctrl-S for the > previous match. cool! I can't believe how fast this is progressing... And the new Prefs! cheers, Allan! Paul

20 years, 10 months

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[TextMate] beta8

by jose.campos+tm＠galacsys.com

Allan wrote: > TextMate v1.0.2b8 (2004-12-01) ============================== > > Added \U and \L escape codes to the (regex) format string. Everything > following these escape codes to the next \E escape code will be converted > to upper- or lowercase. Great! All our dreams come true: we asked for it and we got it! Thanks a lot, -- Jo <W:00°04'37" ; N:47°15'36"> 1....'....12.....'....24.....'....36.....'....48.....'....60.....'....72

20 years, 10 months

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Re: [TxMt] Method/function list?

by Eric Hsu

>And what the Line box does I'm not sure. When you put the number of the correct capture register (in my case, the first grouping), TM recognizes it as a line, and (1) you can click on the line in the separate window and jump to it in your original window and (2) the line number isn't printed in the window. - Eric -- Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics San Francisco State University erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu

20 years, 10 months

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Backgrounds and syntax coloring...

by timmins

I'm growing more and more familiar with the new application now that my network is cooperation with it. But, I have one minor hang up. I see all the examples on the website with black backgrounds, green text, dark grey backgrounds with lighter text. How do you alter this setting? Thanks. ===== http://www.velodev.com/

20 years, 10 months

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Java bundle updated

by Brian Lalor

I've made some changes to my Java bundle; in particular, there's now a snippet to ease the creation of getters and setters, updated keywords in the Java syntax definition, and a new template for new classes. My subversion repository has been resuscitated (kind of...); the bundles are now available here: http://telly.bravo5.org/svn/repos/TextMate/trunk/Bundles Thanks, B -- __ ____ / / / __/ Brian Lalor / _ \/__ \ blalor(a)bravo5.org /_.__/____/ http://bravo5.org/

20 years, 10 months

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Annoying switching problem

by hadley wickham

I've discovered a rather annoying problem when using Textmate with (more than) two projects open, one of which is large. When I cmd-tab to TM the active project appears immediately, but it takes a couple of seconds before the other projects appear behind it. If during this time I alt-tab out into another application, after a couple of seconds (or when I wave the mouse) the other projects will appear in front of the active application, but textmate is not active (ie. when I type it still goes into the other application, but I can't see what's happening because TM is in front of it). Any fix would be much appreciated! Hadley

20 years, 10 months

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Can't tell if file needs saving when it doesn't have a tab

by Ed Wong

Allan, When I have lots of tabs open the ones that don't fit on the tab space gets shunted off to the ">>" menu. This is fine except now when I edit this file, there's no way of showing that it needs saving. This is very minor since I've been in the habit of saving early and often ever since I worked in an office where the power went off on a semi regular basis :), but could you perhaps put an "*" or something beside the file name in the menu to indicate that a save is pending? Just to be consistent with the tab's "x" indicator. Thanks, Ed

20 years, 10 months

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Duplicating line removes first char?

by M Spreij

With TextMate 1.0.2b5, when hitting ^-D while at the start of a line, it does duplicate that line but the first version now misses the first character. ----- Hello World! ^-D ello World! Hello World! ----- Someone else could reproduce this. Eep? /MS

20 years, 10 months

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Method/function list?

by Chris Bailey

I am hoping I¹m just missing something obvious... Is there some kind of list of functions/methods? I.e. Similar to BBEdit or SEE¹s popup function list? I have used TM very little so far, but one thing that attracted me was the much more ³native² or ³OSX² feel of it, as compared to say BBEdit. We use SubEthaEdit for specific things (collaborative editing only), but BBEdit has reigned so far. Yet, I don¹t really like BBEdit. It just feels old (even the new 8.0), and it still seems WAY behind at least the editors I use on Windows and Linux (these are primarily Visual SlickEdit (for just about anything), IDEA for Java work, and Visual Studio .Net for Windows C++ work). While I realize TM is not an IDE, I thought it was targeted at programmers, so this kind of thing seems like one of the more standard features to expect. Aside from that, I¹m starting to get some time to play with it, and the shell integration aspects seem super cool. One other thing I¹d really like to see is the equivalent of the ³bbedit w² command line syntax, so that I can use TM as my Perforce editor. Anyway, so if I¹m just totally missing it, or there is an alternative way, let me know, otherwise, consider it a feature request :)

20 years, 10 months

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Feature request/macro help request

by Brian Lalor

I'd like to implement some automated method for creating getters and setters for private fields in Java classes, but I'm not having any luck figuring out how to do it. My first thought was to set a bookmark where new getters and setters would be inserted in the file and then put the cursor on the line declaring the field to be got/set. (Typically, methods and fields are separated by at least a constructor, and usually the methods are declared after fields in the same order that the fields were.) I'm unable to do this because bookmarks aren't exposed as variables to commands/macros/etc. This also doesn't scale if there's more than one bookmark. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to implement this? Thanks, B -- __ ____ / / / __/ Brian Lalor / _ \/__ \ blalor(a)bravo5.org /_.__/____/ http://bravo5.org/

20 years, 10 months

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PHPDoc Snippets 1.1 available

by kumar mcmillan

I updated the PHPDocumentor [ http://phpdoc.org/ ] snippet bundle for PHP 5 constructs. The commands are still useful for PHP 4 too. It also has an auto-installer (bash script) that sets the default value for @author in a separate text file so you don't have to edit the snippets. You should run the install script and replace the old bundle if you had it installed before. Download: http://farmdev.com/downloads/PHPDoc_1.1.dmg btw .... anyone know what is happening with the main page of the wiki? There was a place for post-1.01 bundles but I can't find it anymore. was going to modify a download link I had up there. -Kumar

20 years, 10 months

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Fwd: [TxMt] i-search in TextMate

by Josh DiMauro

On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 21:03:14 +0100, Sune Foldager <cryo(a)diku.dk> wrote: > On 29. nov 2004, at 17:45, Josh DiMauro wrote: > > > [i-search...] As to the command key: please, let's keep it ^-s. It's > > consistent > > across multiple applications, and I'm already having to learn too many > > new commands as it is, thanks. > > But of course this doesn't work on keymaps where ^ is dead, such as > danish :-/. I meant ^ as in the control key. Your layout really kills the control key? Or just the carat (^) key? Regardless, Allan's idea of linking to the keybinding of the i-search plugin is genius. It can be edited if it's not what you like, fortunately. -- Josh http://del.icio.us/jazzmasterson/ (forwarded because I was stupid and replied directly to Sune, sorry.)

20 years, 10 months

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Re: [TxMt] i-search in TextMate

by Carl Forde

> Date: Sun, 28 Nov 2004 20:48:11 -0500 > From: Josh DiMauro <jdimauro(a)gmail.com> > That's pretty much it... but the advantage is less the shorter find > string, and more the ability to fine tune by either narrowing or > widening the search with a couple keystrokes, without having to reopen > a dialog box. The difference is subtle, but (I feel) important. > Incremental search seems to be one of those things that makes a subtle > difference in reducing resistance to use. It's not so much that I need > it to do all my searching. It's more that, when I don't have it > available, I search less, and that makes me less efficient. Incremental search changes the way you do searching. Using Firefox or Mozilla, on a web page I can just type '/' and then the thing I'm looking for. cmd-f and filling in a dialog box is requires much more cognitive effort because of the two context switches required (into the dialog box and back). Many times I've wanted to type '/something' and then realized I needed to do cmd-f etc... and decided just to page-up or page-down instead. May I suggest cmd-/ for incremental search? Carl

20 years, 10 months

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Font for Programmers

by Chris Messina

I came across this thread, and although it's already been discussed on this list, thought I'd share for the sake of completeness: http://typographi.com/000744.php Chris -- Do the evolution. Get Firefox! <http://spreadfirefox.com/community/?q=affiliates&id=5&t=4> Quote of the moment: /If you can't describe what you are doing as a process, you don't know what you're doing./— W. Edwards Deming

20 years, 10 months

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Italics in syntax bundles

by Jeroen

Hello, I noticed that a lot of the syntax highlight bundles use different colours, and on top of that also other decoration such as underline and italics. My experience is that italics in most fixed-width fonts does not look that good and is bad for readability. The other thing is that the italics is mostly superfluous: the aim is to differentiate text from surrounding text and most of the time, this is already achieved by using a different colour and using italics as well does not really help. So I propose that authors of syntax highlight bundles use italics sparingly and only if it really has extra value to use it. How do other users feel about this? And does anyone else have tips for increasing usability of syntax highlight bundles? Jeroen.

20 years, 10 months

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i-search in TextMate

by Josh DiMauro

Hello. New user, here. I'm loving TextMate so far, although I've only used it for about 12 hours. :) And I googled the mailing list archives for an answer to a question I had, but couldn't find it. Thus, I ask you: I'm an addicted user of the i-search cocoa plugin, which duplicates Emacs' isearch functionality, with the same keystroke: ^-s forward, ^-r backwards. http://michael-mccracken.net/blog/blosxom.pl/computers/mac/programming/iSea… However, I find that this doesn't work inside TextMate, and that makes me sad. Can you help make me not sad? Thanks. :) -- JoshD http://del.icio.us/jazzmasterson/

20 years, 10 months

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TextMate Icon proposal - Anime icon

by Ryan Schmidt

Hello, folks. Pardon the length of this email, but I wanted to throw my hat into this ring. I've just downloaded TextMate, and it has taken much restraint to suppress the constant urge to toss that ugly icon into the Trash. I'll make no apologies for the fact that I find it hideous, and if it were up to me, I'd start over from scratch with a completely new design. Alas, I am not a designer, so I cannot give you a mockup. But I would like to get a description of my idea out into the open, so that someone with artistic skills could give it a go. A Mac OS X application icon is supposed to show the type of document the program works with, and a tool that one might use to work with that kind of document. See TextEdit, AppleWorks, and Preview. However since there are many apps that do not exactly follow this guideline -- I'm thinking of iTunes, Safari, Mail, and Address Book -- I think we have a little room for interpretation. But I am still in favor of keeping the same visual style and perspective used in the Apple icons. I envision the finished icon as mostly white. The "document" part of my icon idea is two sheets of white unlined paper, at the familiar angle (see TextEdit), which look like they could be homework assignments or test papers. I envision that text is hand-written on the papers -- but it should be made clear from the indentation and varying line length and such that it is programming code, not paragraphs of text. There should be red markings on it, indicating where corrections have been made, and possibly a red hand-written and circled A at the top of the page, indicating the grade this assignment has theoretically received, or just a checkmark or some other indication that the document is now A-OK, thanks to TextMate. The "tool" part is where I think we can depart from the recommendations a bit, given the state of other Apple icons. I can't get along with the current robot, so I suggest a happy anime cartoon boy. In anime, as in other cartoons, characters often have superpowers or hidden abilities, and this guy's power therefore is sprucing up your document quickly and efficiently without getting in your way. He's standing proudly to the right side of the papers, legs slightly apart, arms folded in front of him, a red marker clearly visible in his hand, and with a stereotypical spiky outrageously-colored anime hairstyle, possibly partially hidden by a backwards-turned baseball cap. I see him wearing long white pants and a white shirt or sweatshirt (and if only MacroMates had a logo, it could be printed on the sweatshirt). I see the hair as being the icon's primary source of color, but this could prove to be too little color, so the shirt and/or pants may have to get some color too. The color of the SubEthaEdit icon changed from blue to green with the 2.0 release, and iTunes' icon has changed color with every major version as well; the hair and/or clothing colors of this icon could also be changed across TextMate versions if desired. Document icons should be easy to make based on this idea -- just the marked-up paper by itself, not at an angle, with the customary turned page corner. So that's the idea. If we have any designers out there wanting to tackle it, please go for it! I'm of course available by email for further discussions of this idea, and I'll try to monitor the list as well. -- ryan schmidt // hello at ryandesign dot com

20 years, 10 months

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Please Ignore testing

by Jason Hoffman

20 years, 10 months

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I hosed the Feature Requests wiki page

by Ralph Pöllath

Sorry, I somehow managed to hose the Feature Requests wiki page. My changes disturbed Instiki so much that it doesn't recognize the markup correctly anymore.. I tried to work out the issue in the sandbox, but no luck. I guess the Feature Requests page should be rolled back to Rev 205. Sorry for the inconvenience, -Ralph. http://wiki.macromates.com/textmate/revision/Feature%20requests http://wiki.macromates.com/textmate/revision/Feature%20requests?rev=205

20 years, 10 months

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Icon colour thoughts

by Drew McLellan

As we've been discussing the TM icon lately, and I'm one of those who isn't keen on the current icon, I thought I'd do some research. When placing a new brand into an existing market, one of the things to identify is the values presented within the brands of your competition. For icons, the overriding value to consider is that of colour. I'm no designer, but I've grabbed together a bunch of OS X editor icons and placed them on a colour wheel: http://allinthehead.com/assets/img/osxeditorcolours.png As you can see, the main focus is on blues and greens. These colours are already over-used and should be avoided. Strong yellow and red have also already been claimed, although there's no strong orange in use. The main gap on the wheel is obviously the pinks/purples and the cyan end. Cyan is tricky to get right, as it tends to either drift into blue or green, or contrasts badly against white. Therefore, I think that TextMate should have a pink/purple icon. drew.

20 years, 10 months

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find broken?

by Douglas F.Calvert

hello, I am running the latest textmate beta and when I hit apple+f no find menu pops up. however apple+shift+f brings up a dialog box. has anyone esle experienced this? --dfc Douglas F. Calvert http://anize.org/dfc/ .::. GPG Key: 0xC9541FB2 A mystic in the sense that I am still mystified by things...

20 years, 10 months

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Something 'fix' before 1.1 ??

by Mats Persson

Allan Odgaard wrote: > I'm doing one or two more 1.0.2 beta versions and then I'm starting > 1.1 and putting all the minor stuff on hold. > > I may send a list of what 1.1 will be about or perhaps use the wiki > for a more public to-do (not decided on this yet -- I don't mind an > open process). > > This also means that if you have something that frustrates you _a lot_ > with the current versions and you think it's easy to fix, you may want > to mention it -- but if it's already been mentioned a few times, > chances are that it's postponed because it's not a minor thing, or > it'll automatically be done in the 1.1 overhaul. OK, this single thing irritates me A LOT !! Being a beta user, I have yet again updated TM and after doing so, my finely tuned Snippets, Commands, Macros, Templates, etc etc menus are being filled with things that I don't use. So what I would ask for and hope would be easy to implement is: Give *PRIORITY* to my bundles, that are in ~Library/AppSupport/TM/Bundles rather than those that are in the TM.app, or alternatively the ability to switch of the TM.app bundles. This could ideally be controlled by a preference checkbox in the prefs window, that gives turns on the TM.app bundles or not. Default = On. Apologies for yet again boring you with the minor stuff. :) Kind regards, Mats

20 years, 10 months

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1.0.2b7 rocks, invisibles update, color hack great

by Eric Hsu

Re: 1.0.2b7 - The web preview looks great. - the scrolling past the window edges works great. - Open new untitled pref seems to work great. - Thumbs up! The new color hack (which reads in colors) is marvelous. It is saving me lots of time and pain. I updated my show invisibles hack <http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu/textmate> to have subtler colors and play nicer with ASCII xA1-xFF. Don't know what to do about Unicode, but I'm sure someone can extend my simple idea. - Eric -- Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics San Francisco State University erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu

20 years, 10 months

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Re: [TxMt] Textmate Icon proposal

by Sean Porter

On Nov 21, 2004, at 11:38 PM, olivier hericord wrote: > Sorry, but I'll take the goofy robot over the disembodied hand of Mickey Mouse. Sean

20 years, 10 months

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Again: Text to HTML translation

by Detlef Hoge

Hi there, Is there a translationscript for Text to HTML like in BBEdit (Translate) and ignore < and /> ? Example: ö -> ö That would be great. thanks, Detlef Hoge

20 years, 10 months

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[TextMate] Syntax Question: Including HTML in PHP syntax

by John Cleary

Hi mate, Just saw your email on the archives... any chance of making that syntax file available to me? I've been mucking about with it much as you did i imagine, but don't quite get how to edit them and have them load. I really want PHP & HTML syntaxing at the same time... Thanks, john > Allan, > > Thank you for your help !!! Very much appreciated. > > >> As it is right now, I have a choice of highlighting for HTML or for > >> PHP, BUT NOT both at the same time. > > > > No, the "HTML (PHP)" does do this. But the colors of HTML is toned > > down significantly. > > Ahh, the perils of editing syntax files without understanding things > fully. I made a colour change to the "HTML (PHP)" syntax file and > stored it in the AppSupport directory, so it overrode your file, and in > doing so it created plain black text on white background. : ( > > I have now spent a good few hours tweaking my colours and have HTML > with PHP; with CSS; with JS highlighting working just as I want it. > > Although time consuming, it has been a very good process to go through, > and I have learnt a lot about the syntax structure. As a result, I am > very impressed by the inherent power in the syntax format. > > > My only concern now - as I have migrated to a dark background - is that > the cursor is invisible over the edit window. Perhaps something that > you are already aware of and working on. (Or perhaps is remedied by > some to me unknown setting). > > Kind regards, > > Mats > > Regards, John Cleary == Founder, OziMac john(a)ozimac.com.au http://www.ozimac.com.au ==

20 years, 10 months

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Feature request: Improve syntax highlighting by using stylesheets

by Ralph Pöllath

Hi, I do like TM's syntax highlighting a lot, but I think it's annoying having to tweak their color schemes to my liking all the time. I think the parser bundles should tell TM the kind of a piece of text (comment, reserved word, string, etc) instead of font style information, and TM should give me a way to apply a custom stylesheet to all that info. So I would like to have one file containing my custom stylesheet that tells TM to display all comments (regardless of language) in green, all strings in purple, except for perl, where I'd like my strings to be blue. You get the idea. How does that sound? Cheers, -Ralph. BTW, that's the feature request I wanted to add to the wiki before I broke it..

20 years, 10 months

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request for a $TM_BUNDLE_PATH

by Jan Sabbe

I would like to have a $TM_BUNDLE_PATH available in a command, that points to the directory in which the current command is stored. For example, $TM_BUNDLE_PATH would point to /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/HTML.tmbundle for the Refresh Safari command. This would make it easier to make more complex commands (just let your command execute $TM_BUNDLE_PATH/my_fancy_script.sh) or pack in some extra resources.

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Re: [TxMt] web color palates for TM?

by Eric Hsu

I love the color picker (awk version)! That is a great little hack which should probably come standard. One thought: it would be even cooler if one could select text that was a color like #00ff00 and have the color picker open with that color selected. For those of us who need translating *to* colors as well. I love this program... the power of Cocoa and Unix together at last... - Eric PS. I like the key/gear icon. PPS. Yes, icons are something everyone can have an opinion on (I was alluding to the bike shed piece when I wrote that). On the other hand, a lot of people on this list really like the program and want to contribute in their own way. Some of us can hack Perl syntax files, some of us can be wiki gardeners, others of us can show our affect by contributing visual ideas. There's More Than One Way To Contribute To It. As long as we know to back off at the end and let Allan make the decision... -- Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics San Francisco State University erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu

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show invisibles, Perl, drag bug

by Eric Hsu

1. Here is my attempt to hack a 'show invisible characters' capability. I made a syntax bundle called 'Show Invisibles' that colors spaces, tabs and ASCII characters below \x21 and above \x7F different colors. I posted the bundle to my web site at <http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu/textmate>. Install it and switch to as a syntax highlighting to find the gremlins. 2. I also updated my Perl bundle to have auto-indent and to highlight file test operators. Other changes noted on history page. 3. I think this has been mentioned, but when one drag-selects past the top or bottom of a window, usually the window should scroll in that direction, and TM 1.0.2b5 isn't doing that. - Eric -- Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics San Francisco State University erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu

20 years, 10 months

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web color palates for TM?

by Paul Nordstrom August

Hi everyone, Great discussion about the icons (though I agree it's perhaps the least important aspect of TM). During a bout of insomnia I fancifully thought up one that would just be "\B", as in "escaping BBEdit" :) More seriously, I found myself opening BBEdit yesterday just for the web color palate. Does anyone know of a similar swatch picker (perhaps standalone) that would work within TM? Generally I use only a few colors, but I'm color-coding cell backgrounds based on numeric scales and need to see the whole "spectrum" as it were to help choose them. Thanks for any tips... Paul

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GUI, Bundles & Snippets Structure Revisited [LONG-ish]

by Mats Persson

OK, I know this has been brought up before and that Allan is working on new implementations for sometime in the future, but I just want to make sure the following is considered as well. Trying hard to be as succinct, logical and realistic as possible here, so apologies if I'm not. 1. GUI ISSUES: 1a) Snippet Editor Window Looking at the Snippet, Command & Macros Editor windows, there is essentially three different design concepts implemented there. Of the three I think the Command Editor is the better functioning concept, albeit not perfect. By making the 'entry NSBox view' fixed in size it enables the user to resize the window and thereby automatically resize the table view (NSScrollView) making it easier to read the full Command names and their triggers. The main problem with the Snippet Editor window is that the table view (NSScrollView) is not resizable. However, this could be improved relatively quickly by: -- implementing a NSSplitView functionality (split view resizing of window parts) -- or making the NSBox view (the gray background box) fixed size as it is in Command Editor window. (Probably faster to implement) This 'simple' change would make using the Snippet Editor much better. For further improvement ideas in the Snippet Editor window, see point 3 below, as they are more context dependent. 1b) Project Drawer & Image files Working mainly with web development and graphics/images, I think it would be great if you could see the image displayed in the main editor window, or alternatively opened by Preview rather than any other app regardless of the Creator Code of the image file when you double-click the filename. This should ideally be a preference option, where you can turn it on or off. The file formats in question are: .jpg, .png. .gif. .pdf 2. BUNDLES MANAGEMENT: 2a) Too many syntax files available in the "Syntax Highlight as" menu Being a bit of a 'boring' developer that only works with PHP, HMTL, CSS & JS I find that I essentially only need my own .tmbundle that contains all four of those languages. I therefore want to be able to turn off the unused bundles, or alternatively keep the unused bundles further down in the "Syntax Hightlight as.." sub-menu. Sort of like this: [ -> = sub-menu ] Syntax Highlight as -> Syntax Status Editor == (GUI see below) -- DIVIDER -- XHTML PHP CSS JS -- DIVIDER -- Disabled Syntax Files -> ASP <snip> Unix Shell... I know that this could be partly achieved by naming my commonly used bundles differently and renaming the others, but I shouldn't have to do that. 2b) GUI Solution to Syntax Management: A Snippet Editor type window where the available Syntax bundles are listed on the left, and in the right hand side view we could display a default bundle sample code template which is highlighted in the window, so that we can see if we like the syntax colouring. Below it, we would have one button "Disable/Enable" with toggle status for enabling/disabling each bundle. A quick & dirty mock-up can be found here: [ http://www.imediatec.co.uk/TM/Bundle-Manager-GUI.jpg ] It should give you a good enough idea about the whole concept. Perhaps a .plist version could be implemented first ?? 3. SNIPPETS STRUCTURE: 3a) Snippets Numbering: All snippets in /<something>.tmbundle/Snippets/ are numbered as 010, 020, 030 and so on with 10 increments for each snippet. Why increment by 10 each time ? Why not by 1 for each new snippet ? Why use numbering at all, since the available snippet files can be displayed according to alphabetical order and then - see points below - could be reorganised according to the users own choice and the display order could be stored in a .plist file ? Why oh WHY change the snippet numbers when I have numbered them as 010, 011, 012 ? Aarrrgh!! :( (My idea behind numbering them that way was to create my own structured Snippets with sub-groups with space to add new snippets in between.) 3b) Snippets Organisation: As I have suggested on the wiki "Feature Requests" page, the snippets would be better if they were structured in categories, where each category is a sub-menu item. When I create new snippets now, I give them a pseudo category identifier such as "PHP " or "XHTML " and then the snippet type id. This helps me keep my snippets fairly organised, but they still stay out of alphabetical order, mainly due to the Custom.tmbundle issue addressed above. However, the biggest problem with my Snippets Menu is that it is too long for my screen (1600x1200) so I have to scroll the menu in order to get the bottom values. Moving to sub-menu categories would improve this drastically. Making the table view in the Snippet Editor GUI into an NSOutlineView (as partly implemented in the Project Drawer) where we could have these sub-groups, toggle the view of their content and so on. 3c) New Snippets Save location: When you create a new snippet it is stored into /App..Support/TM/Bundles/Custom.tmbundle/Snippets/ which are prioritised over the active bundle's snippets. My issues with this structure are: -- I want to choose where I want my new snippet to be stored, as it most likely will be in relation to the current .tmbundle that's being used, and I find it better - in my mind - to add language related snippets in the language bundle they belong to. -- In the Snippets Menu, I would want my active .tmBundle Snippets to be top of the list, not the other way around. The same would be applicable for Commands & Macros as well. That way, by saving all commands, Macros & Snippets related to the specific language/bundle, they are not available when we disable the bundle as suggested in point 2 above. In the GUI, this would work by selecting the current snippet category, and then clicking "New Snippet" button. Sort of like this works in Project Drawer. 3d) Snippet Re-Ordering in Snippet Editor window listing: What would be ideal in the Snippet Editor GUI, is the ability to drag around snippets and re-order them that way. Newly created snippets are always added to the bottom of each snippet group they are created within, but can then be moved by the user to the position they would want. (Think iTunes playlist for a good example of this) OK, that's it for now. Hope I haven't wasted my or your time. Kind regards, Mats -- -- -- -- -- "For those who aren't familiar with OS X, it is a full implementation of BSD Unix with a Macintosh front end, which is to say world class inside and out. OS X is faster, smarter, prettier, and easier to use than any version of Windows." by Robert X. Cringley, Feb, 2002 [ http://www.pbs.org/cringely/ ]

20 years, 10 months

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Folding bug

by James Andrews

Hi, Another one for the pile... Not sure if this has been picked up before but the following steps demonstrate a bug in the folding logic: 1. Create a TM new document 2. Past in the following test php code: function test() { /* multiline comment */ some stuff... } 3. Set the syntax highlighting as PHP 4. Notice that it correctly identifies the start and end of the function as a folding block as well as the start and end of the comment as a nested folding block 5. Do Cmd-Alt-0 to collapse everything or click on the fold by 'function ...' You should find the text from some stuff... onwards is not collapsed. If you first collapse the comment (using F1 or clicking on the icon) you can then collapse the function without problems. I might be wrong, but I don't think this is a problem with the PHP bundle, as it is correctly identifying folds. Cheers, James

20 years, 10 months

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Dragging Document to Dock Icon Overwrites Blank Document

by Chris Messina

I've noticed that if I create a new, blank document and then drag a text/html file onto the doc, TM will overwrite/fill up the empty document with the contents of the dragged file. Since my goal in creating the new file and then dragging another one on to the doc was to copy and paste between them, you foiled my plans! Can you just leave blank docs in their current state when I drag a file onto the doc? Thanks! Chris -- Do the evolution. Get Firefox! <http://spreadfirefox.com/community/?q=affiliates&id=5&t=4> Quote of the moment: /Teeth never inflate when you inhale, cause that would look really stupid./— Davezilla

20 years, 10 months

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Re: Re: How About a Competition? (was: Textmate proposal)

by Eric Hsu

Yep, an icon is something everyone can have an opinion about. I don't like the default one, not just because it looks awkward to me, but mainly because the colors are very invisible to me, and it's hard to find in the dock. For a while I used a replacement icon from the World of Aqua IV of the red robot from Ghost in the Shell, and I'm currently using the 'braces' icon. I don't think I have to love an icon, but I should be able to find it quickly in the dock. - Eric -- Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics San Francisco State University erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu

20 years, 10 months

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SQL syntax problem with "/"

by Paul Nordstrom August

Alas I'm using "/" as an arithmetical operation in a MySQL statement and it renders the rest of the code (until a subsequent "/") as a RegExp! I thought it was commenting out until I looked at the bundle: { name = "Comment"; foregroundColor = "#9933CC"; match = "^\\s*--.*$"; }, [snip] { name = "Regular Expression"; begin = "/"; end = "/"; foregroundColor = "#CCCC33"; patterns = ( { name = "Interpolated String"; match = "#\\{([^\\}]*)\\}"; foregroundColor = "#aaaaaa"; }, { name = "Escaped slash"; match = "\\\\/"; foregroundColor = "#CCCC33"; } ); }, This is a shame b/c I was enjoying the SQL syntax colors... this renders them unworkable when using the maths... Is there a way to change the RegExp syntax to allow "/" as divisor? thanks! Paul PS to Fred B -- any relation to Agnes? :)

20 years, 10 months

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Ada syntax/coloring bundle?

by Ollivier Robert

Has anyone developped an Ada syntax/snippets/coloring bundle? A friend of mine would be very interested... -- Ollivier ROBERT -=- FreeBSD: The Power to Serve! -=- roberto(a)keltia.freenix.fr Darwin snuadh.freenix.org Kernel Version 7.6.0: Sun Oct 10 12:05:27 PDT 2004

20 years, 10 months

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Translation Function for Text to HTML

by Detlef Hoge

Hi there, Is there a translationscript for Text to HTML like in BBEdit (Translate) and ignore < and /> ? Example: ö -> ö That would be great. thanks, Detlef Hoge

20 years, 10 months

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Textmate Icon proposal

by Dominique PERETTI

Hi, I'm not a graphic designer at all, but I came up with a quick & dirty mock-up for TextMate's icon. Do what you want with it. Dominique PERETTI http://www.lachoseinteractive.net/ Backdrop Folders : Open "views" of your folders at desktop levels and interact with them (http://www.lachoseinteractive.net/en/products/backdropfolders)

20 years, 10 months

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Show Project Drawer broken

by Ed Wong

Show project drawer appears to be broken. I can hide the project drawer, but once it's hidden I can't show it again. This occurs with existing and new projects. Ed Wong

20 years, 10 months

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Working with/Deleting empty space in documents ?? Please help !

by Mats Persson

I'm not sure what the correct definition for this is, but here is what I am trying to do: I am trying to remove (delete) the empty space or move the cursor to the beginning of the next HTML tag in an existing HTML document, that sort of looks like the examples below: With the cursor immediately after the first tag: By pressing Alt-Shift-del (not backspace) deletes all space up until the text "this" in Code Example A:, but in Example B: we delete only one line of text, and has to press it twice, in Example C: we end up deleting all the space including the first < in <code> With the cursor immediately after the end of the paragraph text block ('text'/'tag'): By pressing Alt-Shift-del here, deletes as above, but also deletes the </ of the closing tag. I do not know if this is an issue to do with some hidden characters/spaces/tabs in the files I am working with, or whatever, but it is irritating. So, is there some way that this behaviour can be changed ??? Hidden prefs in a .plist file ? IF not - or as an immediate alternative - how would I create a regex & Macro that would delete all the space (including tabs, new lines, carriage returns etc ) up until the first < tag ?? I would be very grateful if someone could point me in the right direction here. Example A: this is a simple paragraph text Example B: this is a simple paragraph text Example C: <code>this</code> paragraph begins with an html tag Kind regards, Mats

20 years, 10 months

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Dictionary choice in textmate

by David Stickland

I can't seem to find where the dictionary is specified in text mate? I am using it for Latex and in the installation on my portable Mac spell checking (in US English) works, but the, as far as I can tell identical, installation on my desktop Mac I do not get misspelled words high-lighted, but right clicking on a the misspelled word offers me the suggested better spellings How could I specify sometimes a different dictionary (Uk English, French) Mail knows about the different dictionaries....??

20 years, 10 months

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