Hi to all,
I would like to announce that Yummy FTP version 1.0.4, which will be released next week,
will include support for TextMate using the ODB editor suite.
Thanks go to Eric Curtis for his input regarding Yummy FTP and his suggestion to subscribe
to this list.
If any of you have any questions, suggestions or comments regarding Yummy FTP please do
not hesitate to contact me.
Best regards,
Jason
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Software so good you could eat it. Yum!
www.yummysoftware.com
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Maybe a 'View' option, that opens in Preview, and a 'Edit' option that
opens based on creator code. (as right click/context menu items)
Then just a pref, that says 'open' = View or Edit?
So even if you have the default 'open'(double click) = View(which would
be a good default), you can right click, and say edit if you need to.
Hope this helps,
-Craig
On Nov 20, 2004, at 5:00 AM, textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com
wrote:
> 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
I always like SubEthaEdit's New File | Open File command in when
option-clicking on the dock icon. Is this something that TM could
incorporate?
Chris
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Hi Allan et al,
I have a small request: Following the recent enhancement allowing you
to enlarge a selection by using shift in combination with the arrow
keys, it would be nice if similar behaviour was exhibited when using
the mouse.
To clarify, I'd like to be able to double click on a word, hold the
shift key and then single click outside the selection to enlarge it. At
present, when using the mouse rather than keys to enlarge the
selection, it always takes the start of the selection as the insert
point rather than switching the insertion point based on whether the
new selection point is before or after the current selection.
This means that trying to enlarge a selection by shift-clicking before
a selection actually results in removing the existing selection rather
than enlarging it.
Thank you for your time.
James
I'm still very much a TextMate (and mailing list) newbie, so haven't
quite got my head around everything - apologies if this is already some
built-in thing I am unaware of or if this has already been covered
before. Here's something that might prove a minor challenge to my
fellow list subscribers (well it does to me).
I have a file which is essentially just a list of things. I haven't
been overly diligent in keeping things in alphabetical order and now I
want to sort the file. I know that I can use the command line and use a
UNIX sort on it. In Vim I used to invoke the ! and run it through sort,
outputting the results back into the buffer without having to leave
Vim. So, is there a way to do it within TextMate?
What if I only wanted to sort a selection and overwrite that selection
with the sorted version of the selection? What about a reverse sort?
Column selections?
I'd be interested to hear your thoughts.
Stuart
Ive noticed that icons in the drawer for files TM doesn't recognize always
seem to be the generic document icon rather than the one the Finder uses,
does TM need to have the icons built in or can it read them from the Finder
when necessary?, I seem to remember earlier version did this, but I could be
mistaken.
Anyway, Id quite like my .fla and .swf files to have nice icons, Id be happy
to supply the icons if they need to be built in, Allan?...
Chris Jenkins
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Allan,
I have attached icons for .fla, .swf and image files (.jpg, .gif etc) if you
need them. If anyone would like to add these to their copy of TM, just open
the TM package and drop the files into the Contents/Resources/File Icons/
directory, don't forget the Bindings.plist file as well.
Regards
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How do people feel about having TextMate set the creator code for saved
files?
1) should it do it only for files w/o extension?
2) for specific (user setable) extensions?
3) have a global on/off switch?
4) be setable in the save panel?
The "problem" with creator codes is that they take precedence over file
extension, so if for example you save a .html file with TextMate, that
file will open in TextMate (if double clicked) even if you've
instructed Finder to use OmniWeb to open HTML files (but you can change
it pr. file though).
So creator codes does IMHO break the "change all" feature of Finder.
Personally I'd probably like #1 from above, maybe #2, though I
generally do prefer my files to have a blank creator code.
I'm not that creative so I haven't figured out how to do this yet.
I have the following structure
project/
project/classes/
project/src/
projekt/Makefile
I usually create a TM-project for the source-folder.
How can I make a macro that executes the makefile?
Or any other ideas on how to simplify compiling?
Hopefully I will only be using the terminal to start my programs
Regards
Ivar Åsell
Not sure if this has come up as an issue yet ...
When defining files to match a language syntax ( currently fileTypes =
( ext1, ext2 ) in plists), what about defining a file match by way of
shebang/interpreter?
Is there a way to do this that I just don't know about?
kumar
I'm trying to get a command set up in Textmate to open the current file
in FTPeel in order to invoke the Magic Mirror command (uploads the file
to the appropriate directory on the appropriate server automatically).
I found this script to do it in VIM:
> " FTPeel
> fun! MagicMirrorIt()
> let path = substitute(expand("%:p"), '/', ":", "g")
> let nice_path = substitute(path, "^:", "", "")
> execute('!osascript -e "tell application \"FTPeel\" to open \"' .
> nice_path . '\""')
> endfun
>
> map :call MagicMirrorIt()
Basically, it's as easy as calling an Applescript with the command
'tell application "FTPeel" open $TM_FILEPATH'
except FTPeel has a bug with converting the unix filepath to a "mac"
filepath (users:toby:home:sites:file) because it leaves the initial /
in the mac path...i guess what the VIM command above does is remove the
first / (i think)...how would I go about doing this as a Textmate
command?
Thanks for your help!
Toby
Something I have become accustomed to in my Win32 text editor of choice
(Homesite+) is customizing the syntax highlighting so that comments have
a different (yellow) background color.
Is there an easy way to do this?
Robert Occhialini
Thanks, Allan. Now to put my money where my mouth is and buy a license.
Stuart
> On Nov 16, 2004, at 4:03 PM, Stuart Wheeler wrote:
>
> > Now all I need to do is work out how to determine the number of
> > characters and words I am highlighting (without manually counting
> > them). Is it possible to do that in TextMate at the moment? If I can
> > find that out then I'll buy a license.
>
> You can create a command (menu: Command / Edit Commands…).
>
> Set the Command(s): to “wc”, Standard input to “Selected text” and
> Standard output to “Show as tooltip”.
>
> If you bind a key to this command, you get the “lines words characters”
> shown for selected text as a tooltip when you press the key -- it's not
> as convenient as having the information in the status bar all the time,
> but I hope it'll make do until I add it.
From the b4 release notes:
> Navigation -> Go to Header/Source now also work for non-project windows (although the plan is to remove the non-project windows).
I'm understanding this to mean that in future it will be necessary to
create a project for everything. Is that right?
If so, the input I'd offer is that this is how Dreamweaver worked for
years. You had to define a 'site' before you could make even the
smallest edit to a file. It was a PITA and eventually Macromedia agreed
to change the behavior.
TextMate has scratch projects though, which I hope would avoid the
situation whereby the user needs to jump through hoops just to make a
small edit to a file they don't usually work with.
drew.
I notice that if I do a multi-file search across a project with positive
matches, close the project and open up another one, the old list of
files from the previous project will remain in the Find in Project
dialog. I would have thought that the list would be closed with the
project, no?
Chris
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I've just discovered TextMate and am seriously considering buying a
license.
I have tried numerous text editors in the hope that I would find one
that really delivered. Many seem to be ports from other platforms and
haven't truly embraced the capabilities of OS X. SubEthaEdit was
closest I had come to something I liked (especially the price), but it
still lacks a lot and frankly I don't need the collaborative editing.
People kept telling me that BBEdit was the ultimate editor but despite
claims it was totally rewritten for OS X, it's still Carbon (despite
BareBones' earlier claims of it being in Cocoa - the black and white
spinning disk is a bit of a Carbon giveaway), and it really didn't
strike me as such. It seems like a throwback to the pre-OS X era (and
is therefore bound to have plenty of pre-OS X cruft). I tried it
several times and just couldn't get on with it. The file drawer was
klunky and on several occasions I had huge problems saving and opening
files. It's visually unappealing with its stupid little buttons. It
feels bloated and a little buggy. Another major downside I found was
that as I had previously tried earlier versions of BBEdit, the demo
period would suddenly end without warning and any work I was doing was
suddenly lost. Thanks, BareBones, not the best way to woo a prospective
license owner!
The only thing I did like about BBEdit was its ability to tell me how
many words and characters I was highlighting.
Today I read the following article on MacDevCenter about text editors:
http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2004/11/05/text_editors.html?
page=1
I decided to take a look at TextMate and Smultron. In Smultron I
instantly liked the way I could see exactly how many words and
characters I had highlighted. This is important to me as I have a
number of forms with specific length fields I write text for. It's also
a fairly standard feature of many editors. In fact I prefer the way it
is done in Smultron over BBEdit. There are a few other things in
Smultron I liked, but when I fired up TextMate I was instantly blown
away. It just felt right.
Now all I need to do is work out how to determine the number of
characters and words I am highlighting (without manually counting
them). Is it possible to do that in TextMate at the moment? If I can
find that out then I'll buy a license.
Regards,
Stuart
seeing as how you can open multiple folders in the project drawer (by
shift-arrow selecting them and then arrow-right to open), would it be
possible to allow multiple files to be opened as tabs in one go as well, so,
selecting a few with shift and then enter to open them?
/MS
Is there a way in v1.0.1 to highlight a line or a block and have it
either commented or uncommented based on the current state of the line
(a la Scite)? Could this be done through the use of Macros?
-Brian
Hi Allan and al.
I know it can be done two ways[1] but could it be possible to have a
"Insert file" option in File or Edit? It would be easier and more natural.
Thanks,
[1] Text/Execute Line Inserting Result or Text/Filter Through Command...
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I've also noticed that when I'm working in a project, and I make a
selection that requires horizontal scrolling and then switch back and
forth between another tab, that TM forgets the scrollbar X, Y
coordinates. For now I can hit Cmd-J, but it would be nice if I didn't
have to refocus every time I switch between tabs.
Chris
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I've noticed that when I'm making a mouse selection that extends beyond
the visible editing area, TM doesn't scroll to follow my movements. This
is fairly unintuitive. WIll this be changing in an upcoming release?
Chris
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Currently when you do an extended Find across a project and choose to
replace text, it is not obvious that your changes aren't saved when you
close the dialog box, which would be the expected bahavior.
It wasn't until I had uploaded all the files in the project and was
about to close the project (I had already closed all of the tabs) when I
was asked if I wanted to save the changed documents! I had to go through
to whole upload process again to commit my changes!
This behavior should be much more transparent to the user--either by
automatically saving changes to files that are not open in tabs or to
have a check box on the find/replace in project dialog that offers to
save changes automatically.
Chris
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Hi All,
When "Saving as" a document using for instance "iso-latin-1" file
encoding, if the document contains a character that can not be saved
with this encoding, the file is automaticaly saved in UTF-8. OK, that's
the same with TextEdit. But the point is, we have no warning about it,
which could be confusing.
Could we have a message box that display :
"your document cannot be saved in <the encoding you want>,
so what do you want to do :
[] save as UTF-8
[] edit your document to change exotic character(s)"
And could we have too an utility to track down those characters that
prevent the file from being saved in the chosen encoding? Or does RegEx
Find/Replace allow it?
And (last) for HTML file, when saving, could TM match the
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=xxx">
with the File Encoding?
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I was thinking that it might be useful to be able to view two documents
side by side in a project for easy reference. You could alt-click drag
from the gutter to create a split and then drag tabs between splits up
top...
Any thoughts on this?
Chris
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Hi Allan,
I was thinking that it would be useful if, in the Open Recent menu, you
separated Projects from Files with a horizontal divider. See the
attached for one implementation idea.
Chris
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Would it be possible to have tab-emulation only function at the start of a
line? Extremely few (if any) of the documents I edit directly have a column
layout (where tabs would be useful), I only really use them for
indentation.. and when editing regular text it'd be nice to have
backspace/delete only remove one space at the time.
Regards,
Martin
I know you are working heavily on the project drawer and may know this,
but FYI ...
Bug: TextMate does not consistently move files (on the hard disk) as
they are moved in the project drawer.
Reproduce: Set up a project with several existing files added from a
directory, lets say ~/Sites/lib/php/report . they are not grouped in
the project drawer, just loose. Then, in the project drawer there is a
group called unit_tests, which exists on disk as ~/Sites/unit_tests. I
have a file named settings.ini that is from the reports directory but
not grouped anywhere in the project drawer. I like to alphabetize my
list of files so I can easily find them later, which means dragging the
files into place manually. in doing so, say I accidentally move
settings.ini file into the group unit_tests. What happens is that
TextMate physically moves settings.ini into ~/Sites/unit_tests. Back
in the project drawer when I notice the mistake, I move it out of the
unit_tests group but TextMate does not physically move the file out of
~/Sites/unit_tests back into ~/Sites/lib/php/reports, like it should.
This confuses TextMate (and me) and when i repopen a project, the files
are back in unit_tests.
aside from that ... what about the ability to set a root directory for
the project drawer so the project drawer can be an instance of the mac
os x finder in list mode? Maybe you could have several roots if your
project contained files scattered around the hard disk (which doesn't
seem like a typical scenario to me).
if nothing else, I would like to have the option to alphabetize the
project drawer. This would just make dealing with large amounts of
files easier.
in any event the project drawer is still very useful in its current
state.
thanks, Kumar
Hi all,
Unless I'm doing something terribly stupid, it seems it's impossible to
use a snippet while in another snippet without losing the tab
placeholders of the first... Is that right? That'd be sort of
disappointing, especially since snippets are part of what makes
TextMate elegant and customizable---would that be hard to fix?
And a related automating-stuff point: Would it be possible for find
operations performed by macros not to wipe out the previous find
string? This too I think would immediately make lots of things possible
that were only semi-possible before... (Alternatively, you could get
the same functionality by allowing commands to select text and move the
cursor without the mediation of the separate window, which would be
even cooler---you could do stuff like selecting the current sentence or
the current block---but seems like it might be a larger undertaking...)
Marcin
Hi All,
Using my fingers and RegEx, I hardly manage to convert simple HTML
file to TeX file, something like :
find : <h1>([^<]+)</h1> replace : \\section{$1}
find : <h2>([^<]+)</h2> replace : \\subsection{$1}
find : <ul> replace : \\begin{itemize}
find : <blockquote>([^<]+)</blockquote>
replace : \\begin{quotation}\n$1\n\\end{quotation}
and so on...
Has someone here written a macro that does that job? It would be
very helpfull :)
Thanks,
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wow, accidentally pressed the Help key while typing in TextMate and
found a menu with the following options:
Dictionary Search
Google Search
Thesaurus Search
Wikipedia Search
Yahoo Search
Upon selecting an item, TextMate passes the current word under the
cursor to the said service. very nice. I haven't seen this in other
programs -- is this an OS X thing? Or better yet ... Is there a plist
somewhere in TextMate to add to the list?
k
I noticed that when dragging a .css file into a transitional XHTML
document, the link tag isn't properly closed. Just wondering if you
could add doctype detection for drag-inserting links to files.
Chris
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wondering if this is a bug or intended somehow ...
I opened a file, params.ini, to edit in TextMate. TextMate handled it
fine besides no sytax highlighting since none has been defined
presumably. But when I added it to a project with other PHP files, the
file would not open in TextMate. For example, I clicked on it once
from the project drawer and nothing would happen. if I double-clicked
on it the file opened in SubEthaEdit (which I think was a decision made
by the Finder). Shouldn't undefined text files still open in TextMate
from the project drawer? Do I need to create a syntax plist as a
workaround in the meantime? TextMate 1.01.
thanks, kumar
I'm about to embark on a lengthy and complex project (changing 30-odd
FileMaker tables into MySQL). Usually I use the (excellent) CocoaMySQL
for table creation but I thought I'd explore using snippets in TM...
Basically it works like a charm (create table, add date field, add
varchar, add int...), though I haven't tested it vs CocoaMySQL to see
which will be faster (as CMS offers more tweaking of the field
definitions). But I figure I can whack out the fields in TM then import
the whole .sql file into CMS for the tweaking, adding indexes, etc.
> CREATE TABLE textmate (
> textmate_id int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment,
> tm_user varchar(50) default NULL,
> user_no int(5) default NULL,
> user_email varchar(50) default NULL,
> entry_date date default NULL,
> PRIMARY KEY (textmate_id)
> ) ENGINE=InnoDB;
The one thing I can't manage to sort out is including e.g.
"`textmate_id`" since the "`" is used in the snippets to evoke a shell
command... I tried escaping with "\`" but that didn't work. Am I
missing something obvious?
In any case, it's clear that snippets can revolutionize coding :) Wish
I had more time to explore... embedding shell commands could be
fantastic...
Paul
As the help file suggests, I've tried changing some keyboard shortcuts
with System Preferences->Keyboard & Mouse->Keyboard Shortcuts. I'm
trying to change the following items in the Text menu:
Reformat Paragraph
Reformat & Justify
Unwrap Paragraph
I can get Reformat & Justify to work but not Reformat Paragraph and
Unwrap Paragraph.
I suspect it's because both of those items change their name depending
on wether text is selected. I.e., when text is selected they become
Reformat Selection and Unwrap Selection.
I've tried setting the same shortcut for both, e.g., Reformat
Paragraph and Reformat Selection to try to cover both menu states, but
it doesn't work and the System Preferences warns me of an error
because of the duplicate shortcut key.
Does anyone know how/if I can make that work? Or am I just out of
luck because of the way the item changes names?
Incidentally, I've worked around it by creating a local
KeyBindings.dict, I'd just prefer to do it with the System Preferences
so I don't have to always keep my KeyBindings.dict up-to-date between
version changes.
Thanks much for any ideas!
Hi,
I've noticed from previous mailings in this mailinglist that there are
loads of keyboard shortcuts available in TextMate. Is there a list
available somewhere which lists all of the default ones ?
And I also saw that there are lots of default OS X keyboard shortcuts I
didn't know about, does anyone know of a list of those?
Jeroen.
I created a service that adds “Edit in TextMate” to the Services sub
menu. The key equivalent is command-escape (but there's an OS bug which
requires the menu to have been open at least once before the key
equivalent works).
It opens a TextMate window with the selected text, when you save and
then close the TextMate window, the modified text will be sent back to
the application.
There's currently a 3 hours timeout (the application will have the busy
wheel until you close the TextMate window).
Place the service in ~/Library/Services -- you need to log out/in for
the services menu to be rebuilt. If you launch the service manually,
the service should be available for new programs or programs which
hadn't already had the services menu built (but restart if it doesn't
work).
If you use the service from within TextMate, it may hang (until you
manually break the service) -- I'll add a workaround for this.
It currently can only handle one edit task at a time, and it requires
at least version 1.0.2b3 of TextMate.
The reason that it's an external service and not built into TextMate
has to do with the way services work -- I may be able to find a
combined solution later.
It uses a temporary file for exchanging the text, this is always named
“Data from <application>.txt” and placed in “/tmp/<uid>/TemporaryItems”
-- it doesn't remove the file afterwards and it doesn't ensure that the
file didn't already exist.
Unless I missed something (which, today, wouldn't surprise me in the
least..) it's not possible to create a project from a remote folder over
(S)FTP, is that correct? From what I understand of FTP and ODB this won't be
easy to implement?
Has anyone found a way to mount FTP folders as regular folders in the finder
(with read/write, not Apple's readonly way)?
A workaround I got was to open the files seperately, then dragging the
window's icons to a new project window (or if you open its parent folder
from the titlebar you can drag all the opened files to TM), selecting the
files in the project window once so they get a tab, and then you can close
the original windows - edit/saves will update the version on the server. If
you close the original window without 'tabbing' the file, the temporary file
will be removed (and editing will not be possible).
Regards,
Martin
Hello,
I feel like this should be easy, but I can't seem to figure it out.
How can I make TextMate give .dwt files the same Syntax highlights as .html
files?
Thanks!
Simon
P.S.- .dwt files are dreamweaver template files, by the way.
So I'm not the only one who doesn't bother making a GUI for the
preferences ;)
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> From: David Kocher <dkocher(a)cyberduck.ch>
> Date: 8. November 2004 10:54:19 CET
> To: Allan Odgaard <allan(a)macromates.com>
> Cc: Steven Skoczen <steven(a)quantumimagery.com>
> Subject: Re: Thanks, and support for TextMate via ODB?
>
> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
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> To test Cyberduck with TextMate, please change the defaults to
>
> defaults write ch.sudo.cyberduck editor.bundleIdentifier
> com.macromates.textmate
> defaults write ch.sudo.cyberduck editor.name TextMate
>
> Thanks!
> - -dk
I'm clearly doing something wrong here but--how on earth do I turn
tabs on?! Every time I open a new file (cmd-O) it opens in a new
window! I've looked through all the menu items, searched the wiki,
help *and* the mailing list and but I'm still tab-less. (I'm
embarrassed to say I can't figure out how to activate the "dynamic
file outline" working either--so I'm actually not able to use features
number 1 and 2 on the homepage...)
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Hi,
I'm having a go a writing a syntax highlighting format for markdown
(http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/), and I've run into a
couple of problems. The first is the lack negative look behind
assertions which makes matching escaped sequences (eg. * \* *) a lot
more complicated. I can use begin, end and swallow, but there isn't
any way to limit these to single line sequences. Are there any plans
for including them in the future?
The second problem, which I haven't been able to overcome, is matching
multiline sequences that end with (eg.) two newlines. For example:
begin = "\\*"; end = "\\n{2,}" doesn't match what I'd expect. Is this
a known problem?
Thanks,
Hadley
Hi Allan,
A few little suggestions.
1. Find dialogue should remember 'regular expression' setting between
invocations.
1a. Cool if Find dialogue remembered the last few searches and replaces.
2. Option to subtly highlight current line.
3. FYI. On occasions I can't quite duplicate, the last 'pixel' on the
right is not displayed. The document gets into that state and
resizing the window doesn't help. I'll try to collect more data on
that.
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If I have a bit of text like
$var1 = "some text";
$var2 = "some more text";
cursor-keying past the second quote will briefly light up the first, but the
third quote will briefly lite up the second (and the fourth the third
again). Seems odd?
But keying past a quote where it's matching quote is not visible, the whole
*window* flashes yellow..
This happens when working with syntax coloring for HTML (ASP) and HTML (PHP)
at least, probably others.
Can anyone reproduce?
Regards,
Martin
The latest beta of MarsEdit includes Edit with Textmate support:
> This is just a small update, an internal-only build, mainly for people
> who want to use TextMate.
>
> Other changes -- customizable ping list and Markdown preview support
> -- are still en route, they're just not ready yet.
>
> Changes:
>
> *** Edit with TextMate
>
> Edit with TextMate now appears in the File. ctrl-cmd-J. The feature
> requires TextMate 1.0.2b3 or better.
>
> There appears to be a TextMate bug regarding character encoding. I use
> the exact same code for TextMate as for BBEdit and SubEthaEdit -- but
> TextMate turns curly quotes (and so on) into weird characters. Either
> there's something I need to set in TextMate (that I couldn't find) or
> there's a TextMate bug. If someone who's in touch with the TextMate
> folks want to get the skinny on this, that would be appreciated.
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I'm wondering about using CTRL-K to cut a line and CTRL-y to paste a
line.
Typing ctrl-k seems to cut the line out, but ctrl-y has no effect. I'm
used to typing
these commands in a terminal and in emacs.
Has anyone else experienced this?
This is an issue I just discovered, and I was wondering if it could get fixed:
TextMate doesn't make coffee yet (black is fine, no sugar or milk needed).
Also, I told it to wake me on time for the news, and it was 8 minutes late.
Allan?
Regards,
Martin
>Date: Fri, 5 Nov 2004 18:20:01 -0700
>From: Curtis Schofield <schofiel(a)telusplanet.net>
>
>I'm trying to get used to the automatic () {} behaviour.. sometimes i
>wrap
>if/parameterlists around existing code and i get an automatic } or )
>when i don't
>expect.
What I do it select the text I want to enclose and then press the '('
or '{' and it's done. It's kinda scary the first time, 'cause you'd
expect the selected text to be replaced by the character you typed.
But the second time will bring a smile to your face.
eg. type 'if' hold the shift key down, press the arrow key to move the
cursor to where you want it, press the '(' and so on...
Carl
>Date: Sat, 6 Nov 2004 18:37:49 +1100
>From: Justin French <justin.french(a)indent.com.au>
>
>Wait 'till you find yourself back in BBEdit or any other program and
>*expect* them (and completion, and snippets) to work and they don't.
>I'm starting to wish everything (Mail.app, where I do the bulk of my
>typing for example) behaved like TM.
Yes. When I have to use Vi or command line psql and no matter how long
I wait, the closing thing never appears. It seems so _broken_...
Carl
Hi All,
Just wanted every web developer to know about these scripts/commands
that I have just created and available here:
[ http://wiki.macromates.com/textmate/show/Howtos ]
1. Preview in Browser: Safari, Firefox and IE5
These commands will take the current file and then load it in a new
browser window. Works with both local files [ file://path/to/file.html
] and
web server based files [ http://www.somesite.com/file.html ] as long as
you create a new project Shell Variable called TM_PROJ_SITEURL with the
full URL.
Please note. Still some issues with Safari not being able to open a new
window on its own to sort out.
2. Reload Browser: Safari, Firefox, IE5 and All 3 browsers.
These commands will do a reload of the current page in each browser
separately or all at the same time.
Hope they are useful to you all.
Kind regards,
Mats
On Nov 5, 2004, at 19:12, Mike Chambers wrote:
> First of all, just bought my license, and want to say what a great
> editor this has been thus far.
> Now, onto my question:
>
> I am trying to duplicate the refresh safari command to work with
> FireFox. Here is what I have thus far:
>
> osascript -e 'tell application "FireFox" to activate'
> osascript -e 'tell application "FireFox" to do JavaScript
> "window.location.reload();" in first document'
>
> This works, except that FireFox does not refresh the active page.
>
> Anyone have any ideas on how to get this working?
> mike c
Hi Mike & welcome to the fold.
You've helped me before on the Flash mailing list (many years ago now),
so I thought I should help you as far as I can tonight (it's 9.30pm
here)
The problems you are having is to do with the AppleScript syntax and
limited AS support in Firefox.
The following Applescript works in Script Editor and just needs to be
converted into TM working code. Don't have time to do so tonight : (
set theActiveURL to "http://www.macromedia.com/"
tell application "Firefox"
activate
OpenURL theActiveURL
end tell
You would use $TM_FILE_PATH to get the path to the file and load it as
a local non-parsed file. IF you are previewing a file through a web
server, then I guess you need to add a Project Shell Variable (info btn
in project drawer when no file is selected) with the URL prefix and
then use a bit of fancy footwork to add the variables together into a
full URL.
I'll think about it over the weekend, but can't promise a solution, but
I'm sure you - and many others - will have worked it out before then. :
)
Hope that helped you a bit on the way.
Kind regards,
Mats
The tab metaphor for opened files works fairly well, especially if you
make the effort to open related files next to each other. The tabs
should shrink smaller imo, but that's a separate issue.
The question I have is -- if you are working on two files that are far
apart in the tab bar, is there any shortcut for switching between them?
My thought is that the program could maintain a history list of viewed
files, and then a key binding could be assigned to navigate back and
forward over that history list. Could this be added? (Or does this
capability exist somehow?)
Cheers,
Wayne
Hi,
When I've got many files open in the project drawer, it's difficult to
track down the one I want. It would be great if there was an option to
sort the files alphabetically.
Cheers,
Andrew.
--
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Hello,
Is there a way to adjust the height of the tab bar and force the tabs to
"wrap" (similar to how UltraEdit does it), rather than having to click
on the double arrows and select from the dropdown on the right when the
tabs spill over?
If not, is this something that could go into a future release?
Thanks,
-Justin
Sorry to gripe, but pressing undo after writing a line of code is like
trying to walk up a downward moving escalator. I know it's been said
before but here is another plea to the steadfast, cooperative
developers: at least consider an option to let undo step back word by
word instead of character by character (what would be the nicest is to
step back in logical "chunks" the same way bbedit does).
thanks, Kumar
Hello everyone. I tweaked the folding icons again. Still using the
Stoplight color metaphor, but made them a little less saturated and a little
smoother around the edges. I made the Bookmark Icon blue too. Attached is
a screenshot and the required PNGs.
To install:
1. control-click on TextMate in the Finder and select "Show Package
Contents"
2. double-click on "Contents" in the window that opens
3. double-click on "Resources"
4. copy my replacement pngs to this Resources folder. Accept the dialog to
replace the existing pngs.
Feel free to add this to the wiki.
Simon
Cmd-Shift-L for select line only selects the physical line, not the logical;
if the line was wrapped it will not select the second part. This also causes
the default Duplicate Line macro to not work correctly on wrapped lines I
think. Is this easily fixable?
Regards,
Martin
PS. just ritually sacrificed BBEdit, now that TextMate supports the ODB
Editor Suite.
Hi Allan,
When I double-click on a PHP variable name it selects the whole word
(without the preceding $) as expected. Because I want to select the
whole thing I automatically do a Shift-Left Arrow to add the $ but
something strange happens and I get about half the word selected
without the $. Any chance of fixing this?
My expected behaviour is whichever arrow key (left or right) you first
start using after selecting the text should allow you to expand or
contract the selection at the appropriate end.
Also a suggestion (which BBEdit supports) is that a second shift double
click on a different word should select everything between and
including the two words.
Thanks for your time,
James
Hi,
I am trying to edit some SVG documents. When I open them one at a time
they work fine. When I try to open them in a project (to get tabs even
though I don't want the drawer and stuff :) it doesn't work. They don't
display, and if I click or double-click them in the drawer they try to
open in the browser instead of in the editor.
Is there a list of known bugs to not dupe reports? I couldn't find one,
but then I'm rather tired today.
Thanks,
--
Robin Berjon
Two marvelously useful features that I use heavily for programming all
kinds of language in Emacs and XEmacs are:
- Tab Always Indent: when this option is on, hitting the TAB key
always just indents the current line
- indent-region: re-indent the selection
I see you already have editing over sftp in your todo for 1.1.
TextMate looks like a good start and might find a nice niche. It's a
bit rough around the edges at the moment. And I find it hard to work
without the two indent features I mention above. Maybe I should add
them to the Feature requests page?
-Travis
Hi,
one feature I would really love to have would be the ability to have
tabs without needing a project (if there is I really couldn't find it).
I really like tabs but I only occasionally work using projects. Having
the option to say "any files I open are opened as a tab in the current
window" would positively rock.
Also, having a way of telling TM that you want all your windows full
screen at 0,0 would be really nice and far more usable than what the
default OSX behaviour provides.
--
Robin Berjon
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)!!!
Is there a compelling reason to use cmd-opt-arrows for tab shifting?
Safari uses Cmd-Shift-Arrow...if there's no reason to stay with the
current setting, I request that TextMate match Safari.
--
(-, /\ \/ / /\/
Hi,
Is it possible to do a "columnar selection" with the keyboard only?
Hold Alt while moving the cursor would be the logical shortcut for
such a thing I think (it doesn't seem to be used for other things?).
I don't use the tabs (ie. they're hidden) whenever I have a project
open (in the project drawer), is it possible to navigate up/down in
the projectdrawer with the keyboard?
-- johan
Does anyone know if there is any way to manually define what TM considers to
be a "word" when double-clicking to select? At the moment a dollar sign does
not seem to be part of what TM thinks is a word, and I use these to prefix
variable names. I seem to remember that within S-E-E there is some way of
defining which characters are legit for variable names or something, is such
a thing planned for TM?
Regards
Chris Jenkins
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I really liked when folder names were bold in one of the past betas.
Do other people share my point of view ?
Setting this with a preference, should this require to go to the
terminal and type some "defaults..." thing, would be great.
Dominique PERETTI
http://www.lachoseinteractive.net
Allan, I know you made the change to call bash sub-shells with
'--login' in response to people's problems getting their PATHs set
straight, but I'd like to make an argument towards putting it back the
way it was.
Philosophically, it's just not how things are supposed to work with
bash. The reason .bash_profile is only called on a login shell,
.bashrc is only called on an interactive non-login shell, and BASH_ENV
is consulted for non-interactive shells is so that you can separate
initialization code for these very different conditions.
Practically, since, by default, .bash_profile is only called on a
login shell, people use it to put initialization code that should only
be run when they log in ... knowing that that's the only time it will
run. For example, people output stuff to the screen, they mess with
their stty settings to get their keyboard working correctly, etc.
People don't typically protect any of that stuff in if statements so
that it only runs if there is a tty because ... there should always be
one in a login shell.
By changing TextMate to use a login shell, it now executes all that
cruft in the subshell. Every time I run a command it now inserts into
the TextMate buffer all this extra stuff from my .bash_profile that
I've sent to the screen, and errors from my trying to run stty without
a tty. To combat that, I'm going to have to go through my
.bash_profile and surround any of that kind of code with if statements
that test if there is a tty or not.
So, in trying to make things easier for people (not having to set
BASH_ENV in their enviroment) I think this is going to wind up making
it harder for people (having to escape code with if statements all
through their .bash_profile). I would bet that you'll start to see a
lot of problems come in related to this.
What are your thoughts? Any chance I can convince you to change your
mind on this?
Thanks much.
this is a separate note but related to Dominique's message on orphaned
wiki pages ...
I have twice posted a link to a bundle containing snippets for creating
PHP Documentor tags in PHP scripts ... but both times the link has been
wiped out. Now the wiki seems to have been reorganized so I am
hesitant to repost. Should we have a new page for snippet-related
bundles? I'm not sure if maybe people are wiping out my entry because
it is not a syntax highlighter bundle.
The link is still available here btw :
http://farmdev.com/downloads/PHPDoc.tar.gz
kumar
Sorry, but I kinda liked being able to use Cmd-P for my own purposes :-)
Is there a way to disable that shortcut (using the current beta)?
Regards,
Martin
Two things I miss from BB:
a) Opening/saving directly by FTP/SFTP (not going through Transmit,
Interarchy, etc)
b) "show invisibles"!!! I know this has been asked for already... I
just wasted 10 mins on a file where 2 spaces were emulating a tab;
partly my fault (confused about Tab Emulation) but show invisibles
would be great...
Otherwise I'm loving it. The recent HTML-PHP syntax coloring seems
better, or is that my imagination :) I found myself running MySQL
queries directly in TM... cool! Just think of the possibilities with a
macro :)
Paul
>I have twice posted a link to a bundle containing snippets for
>creating PHP Documentor tags in PHP scripts ... but both times the
>link has been wiped out. Now the wiki seems to have been reorganized
>so I am hesitant to repost. Should we have a new page for
>snippet-related bundles? I'm not sure if maybe people are wiping out
>my entry because it is not a syntax highlighter bundle.
Hi Kumar,
I re-posted your link to the wiki. If it disappears, I'll help you
restore it. I suspect it was deleted out of clumsiness and not any
secret standards for what should be on the front page. I think the
nature of a wiki is that all the users have to evolve standards for
how things should be organized and how people should edit. I
personally think nothing should ever be deleted. At worst, it should
be put in a separate link or 'refactored' by being summarized.
I did the last reorganization because (1) most of the front page was
obsolete due to Allan's including them in the distribution and (2)
someone had incompetently edited the front page to nuke most of the
writing people did. It's possible that in restoring the old writing
I accidentally lost some post-nuking changes you made (but I did try
to check).
best wishes, Eric
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San Francisco State University
erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu
http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu
I just joined so I apologize if this is a recurring subject, but I would
like to see TextMate become ODB protocol compliant. Specifically, I work
with a few other programs like MarsEdit which allow editing of the text
in programs like BBEdit or SubEthaEdit. I have talked with a few of the
designers including Brett and for TextMate to also be included it needs
to include the ODB protocol. Is this possible for a future release?
Thanks
Robert
All I want for Christmas is world peace, an end to hunger, and for
TextMate to either support (s)ftp or be supportive of the external
editor thing. As in this:
http://www.merzwaren.com/external_editor.html
I'd become so reliant on Transmit's ability to open a text file in
BBEdit, where I could just sit 'save' and have it upload automatically,
that having to do it by hand again is really getting up my nose.
For the moment, can anyone recommend a way to get around this lack of
support? I still have BBEdit, of course, but I'd rather be using
TextMate. I'm not so good with shell scripting so I wouldn't know the
first place to start where that's concerned.
Can anyone help?
Regards,
Raena
>Just a quick note to stress that there are more and more orphaned pages
>in the wiki http://wiki.macromates.com/textmate/list/ .
>People should pay attention to other's links when they edit a page...
This is a good suggestion in general.
However, that page list isn't working right. The first three links
are from the front page. There are wanted pages that aren't listed...
I don't know how to fix it, so I'm just ignoring it for now.
- Eric
--
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San Francisco State University
erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu
http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu
Hey all,
Anyone know what happened to the XML bundle? Last I see from the
archives, whoever had it in an svn repo said he'd post a tarball, but
there's nothing after...then just a message much like this one, asking
where it went...
Just pining for it, s'all
d
Hi All(an),
Yet another smart release, v1.0.2ß2 is really great, print options
match exactly what we need :)
> Added a default set of smart typing pairs, these are: ({[""""]}).
Would you please add "« »"? i.e. something like
"« (caret here) »"
Have a nice week-end,
--
Jo <W:00°04'37" ; N:47°15'36">
1....'....12.....'....24.....'....36.....'....48.....'....60.....'....72
This is another minor/major feature request for Allan : )
The order of the open files windows tabs - in top of project window -
has confused me for a while, as the open files have not followed an
immediately identifiable method/structure. Having created a simple test
project with files named a1,a2, b1, b2 etc etc. I have finally worked
it out.
Newly opened files will always be added immediately behind the
currently selected tab, and not in an alphabetical order nor in a order
of opened status which I had kind of assumed it would do just like
Safari tabs do.
Therefore, could it be possible to implement this as an options
preference:
1. follow alphabetical order
2. order of open status (last opened is last in order)
IF this could be fixed I would be very grateful, as working with 10+
files open means I have to look through the tab bar for where my opened
files has been located.
What's the general view on this ? Apologies if this has been discussed
earlier without me noticing it.
Kind regards,
Mats
> Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 07:58:15 -0600 (MDT)
> From: William Douglas Neumann <wdnx(a)unm.edu>
>>There already is a feature for this: when you move over a parens/brace/etc,
>>the matching one lights up briefly.
>
> Although this could be improved as well. Right now, the hilighting only
> occurs when you move forward over the closing member of the pair (unless
> I'm missing a menu option somewhere), instead of either direction over
> either opening or closing members. BTW: Consider this a feature request,
> if it's not already an option, and a plea for guidance otherwise.
This feature is too "subtle" for me. I have great difficulty finding
the matched character. I like the way S-E-E does it: a double click on
a paren/brace/bracket selects the contents of the pair. This is very
clear and potentially very useful if you want to relocate the text.
I *reallyyyy* like putting paired characters around selected text.
That has become one of my favourite features. It makes writing nested
conditionals very easy. No more counting pairs. Selecting text between
pairs would be a nice counterpart. Hmmm, would also be useful for
single and double quotes too....
Have fun,
Carl
here is the issue i am having...
1. i scroll to a place deep within a long document to do some editing,
say a css file
2. i then switch to another document to apply some other edits, i
switch documents by clicking on their tab
3. when i return to the first document, the css file in this case, the
caret has returned to the top of the document and i have to scroll
again to find the place that i was editing...
is there anyone else having this issue?
thanks for a great product none-the-less!!
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I'm trying out 1.0.1. Hard to believe with that list of languages that
Java isn't present. I found the link to Brian Lalor's bundle for it on
the wiki, but the link is currently dead.
-Travis
Howdy textmaters. (that does sound kinda naughty, doesn't it?)
As I live in Denmark I commonly use the special danish characters æøå,
and has tried to make a command to the php htmlentities(9 command on
the selected text:
php -r "echo htmlentities('$TM_SELECTED_TEXT', ENT_QUOTES);"
But, alas, as in the terminal æøå gets mangled into
\303\246\303\270\303\245 before being entitized.
<, &, ", ' and other "normal" special chars gets converted just fine.
Is there a workaround for the brutal mangling of the innocent danish characters?
I know there is already a "Convert to entities" command, but it
converts every character, not just the special ones. And its a bit of
a chore to select every instance of a special character and running a
command on it.
Any thoughts? Anyone?
Nis "Have-a-nice-day" Sarup.
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are in desperate need of a new and fancy email.
I just make a rectangular selection of a column about 20 lines long, and
copied it to the clipboard.
Pasting this further down the document failed to create the extra space
needed for the code being pasted, and effectively 'merged' the pasted
code with the existing code following the insertion point.
Hard to explain. Will screen shot the steps if necessary.
drew.
On Mon, 25 Oct 2004 23:55:02 -0500 Kjell Olsen wrote:
> I can't make the date function work within the command - If I execute
> my script outside of textmate it works beautifully, but from within
> textmate I get:
>
> <code>
> date: illegal time format
> usage: date [-nu] [-r seconds] [+format]
> date [[[[[cc]yy]mm]dd]hh]mm[.ss]
> </code>
Timothy Martens' solution of using an external script which is then
called with a command works well, or -- if you'd prefer to keep it all
within TextMate, you could try something like:
ruby <<END
task_text = "$TM_SELECTED_TEXT"
task_text.gsub!("\[ \] ","[X] ")
print ""
from = File.basename("$TM_FILEPATH",".txt")
comp_time = Time.now
datestamp = comp_time.strftime("%d/%m/%Y at %H:%M")
File.open("/Users/me/completed.txt",'a'){|archive_file|
archive_file.puts
archive_file.puts "#{task_text} => in #{from} on #{datestamp}"
}
END
I ran into a similar problem, which I suspect in my case was down to
escaping the quotes in the format string wrongly. The double quotes to
form the Ruby string make this tricky. I decided to side-step the issue
slightly long-windedly by using Ruby's 'date' methods. Note also that
this code works on selected text: I have Standard in = selected text
and Standard out = Replace selected text. The selected task then gets
deleted from the original file and pasted in to the completed.txt file
with a checkbox ([X]).
I also put the date stamp on the same line as the text to make it
easier to grep for; when someone chases me about something I've done, I
can double-check when I did it ;-)
I'm a Ruby-newbie too, so I'm sure more experienced coders could make
it more efficient.
Jackie
--
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jmchappell(a)mac.com
On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 13:17:50 -1000 Timothy Martens wrote:
> /bin/sh: line 1: ruby: command not found
>
> why? do I need the full path in line 1?
Hmm. I don't use the full path for Ruby but it works for me. Also
whereis ruby returns nothing for me, but I also have Ruby 1.8.1 in
/usr/local/bin.
my $PATH is:
PATH="/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/teTeX/bin/powerpc-apple-darwin-current:
/usr/local/mysql/bin:$PATH"
export PATH
in .bashrc, but you can also put it in .bash_profile (I 'source'
.bashrc in .bash_profile). I found that if I put the default $PATH
first, the shell would find the Panther version of Ruby (in /usr/bin)
first before my 1.8.1 version in /usr/local/bin, but YMMV.
I think this must be a path issue. Does the command work if you specify
the full path instead of just ruby?
Jackie
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jmchappell(a)mac.com
Allan,
Thought you would like to know that my colleague at work is very happy with
the new auto-insert features in 1.02b1, I have even seen her use the
wrap-selection-in-quotes feature.
Well done.
Chris
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Thought you would like to know that my colleague at work is very happy with
the new auto-insert features in 1.02b1, I have even seen her use the
wrap-selection-in-quotes feature.
Well done.
Chris
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1. I think the program rocks.
2. I was writing some HTML and I had the need to have a command that
jumped to the *inside* of the next tag. I couldn't figure out how to
do this in TM (or any other editor), playing with snippets and Perl
shell command ideas until I realized I could record a macro that did:
find <(.*?)> as regular expression
hit left arrow (to go to start of found selection), hit right arrow
(to skip over the <)
find [^>]* to select all characters up to the >.
It works just great.
3. In some corner of my head I feel like snippets, macros and
commands should really all be one type of automation entity. I'm not
sure how to do that, but it's a little confusing to have so much
power distributed across three different kinds of triggers...
4. Actual interface bug (in my opinion). If you start a selection,
say in the middle of the screen, and drag up past the window top, TM
should select everything up through the first character of the
document. Instead, it only selects up to the first line stopping at
the original column.
- Eric
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San Francisco State University
erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu
http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu
On 26. Oct 2004, at 19:47, Ian G. Gillespie wrote:
> Does anyone know of a good program that one can use to create a help
> file and a PDF manual without maintaining two sets of documents?
LaTeX does really nice PDF and with tex4ht I think the HTML result is
also reasonable good.
Another option is DocBook, though the PDF is not very nice when using
the freeware converters available.
Basically you just want to settle on some generic markup language that
allows you to convert it to whatever format you desire.
Which markup language is best suited probably depends mostly of what
type of documentation you're writing, i.e. is it heavily interlinked,
using all sorts of "typegraphic" features, footnotes, images etc.
Kind regards Allan
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On 26. Oct 2004, at 23:26, kumar mcmillan wrote:
> when copying and pasting text from one document to another document in
> a project, the pasted text gets shifted to the right one column.
Disable “Indented Paste” from the Behavior menu.
It tries to match the indent level of where you paste -- some
improvements could probably be made though (I think it fails to
properly treat spaces and tabs transparently).
> also... if you select several lines of text (like the require
> statement + comments above), then choose Text > Move Selection >
> Column Right, TextMate only moves the first line, not all lines of the
> selection. The same thing happens for Text > Move Selection > Column
> Left.
Yes, move column left/right only makes real sense for either selecting
sub-lines (e.g. words) or doing a columnar selection.
Kind regards Allan
On my US keyboard the [ ] characters do have their own keys, and if you
shift them they are { } (braces).
-rich
On 10/25/04 6:28 PM, "Allan Odgaard" <allan(a)macromates.com> wrote:
> On 25. Oct 2004, at 23:55, Richard Kilmer wrote:
>
>> I followed the procedure to copy the KeyBindings.dict file to:
>>
>> ~Library/Application Support/TextMate/KeyBindings.dict
>>
>> I want to map shift right/left to xcode-style/command + ] and command
>> + [
>>
>> "@[" = "shiftLeft:";
>> "@]" = "shiftRight:";
>>
>> But it does not seem to work!
>>
>> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Are you using a US-keymap? i.e. does the [ and ] have their own keys,
> or are they e.g. on option-8, option-9 (as with some european keymaps).
>
> Kind regards Allan
>
> P.S. This is really a mailing list type of question! ;)
>
> http://lists.macromates.com/mailman/listinfo/textmate
>
>
I am making a syntax module for the Rebol language and I am having
trouble getting some keywords to match properly. This expression works:
match = "(action!|any-block!|any-function!|)"
but it is not ideal for I needed it to work with word boundaries. When
I include word boundaries in the regex, the rule is never matched.
match = "\\<(action!|any-block!|any-function!|)\\>"
I think this is a problem with the exclamation point "!". I have tried
using it with these escape sequences: \!, \\!, \041 \\041; with no luck
so far.
I had the same problem with keywords having the question mark "?" in
them, ie:
match = "\\<(about|abs|absolute|action?|add|alert|type?)\\>"
Ideas would be most welcome. Is there a limitation in the regex engine?
Thanks, Jaime
It would be useful if smart typing wasn't active when writing code
comments. The reason being you're more likely to be writing natural
language sentences than code.
for example:
<?php
// Don't forget the elephants!
$elephants = true;
?>
with smart typing comes out like this:
<?php
// Don't forget the elephants!'
$elephants = true;
?>
What do other's think?
drew.