i ment to ask this last week but i just rolled back to 6623,
i no longer get function completion with rev 6667, has anyone had this
problem and solved it.
Kim
Hi,
After much deliberation I decided to switch from Emacs to Textmate
yesterday, despite being wary about some important keybindings not
being supported.
I've managed to map almost everything the way I like it, but the most
important is still not supported, and that is ctrl-space and ctrl-w for
setMark and deleteToMark, respectively.
After searching the mailing list and blog archives I am left with the
impression that this has been on the todo list for several years. I was
just wondering if there is an ETA on this functionality? And out of curiosity,
is it very difficult to add, or just very low on the (long) todo list?
I'm asking because I fear I will have to unlearn the very efficient Emacs
way (to me, anyway) while I wait for this to be supported in TM. And that
would be a shame :)
In most other aspects, TM is fantastic. And the better I understand it,
the more impressed I get. Great editor!
--
Best regards,
Stian Grytøyr
When we get the new scope injection system for syntaxes we should
plan on making some big changes to the current state of many bundles.
We currently have a Ruby syntax, and the Rails syntax includes it.
The current Rails syntax seems to be targeted at Rails 1.1.x.
I'm torn about upgrading that syntax however.
On the one hand, the official Rails syntax should support the latest
version of Rails, but I'd hate to introduce some incompatibilities
with current applications written for Rails 1.1.x.
The new organizational method should be something like this.
Root language syntax
Contains only the basic scopes for the language syntax itself and
any built in language stuff.
Core library syntax injector
Injects the core library support junk into the Root language syntax
Other Library syntax injectors
EG: Rails 1.1.x injector, Rail 1.2 injector, Rails 2.0 injector,
Camping injector, etc…
Personal syntax additions
Inject support for all your personal libraries and classes and junk
Optional syntax niceties
EG: Rails 1.2 deprecated code, nested brackets, leading space, etc...
That way all of the layers are nicely segregated from eachother.
Nothing can really change the basic Ruby syntax, so a single
tmLanguage should scope the entire thing.
Then you can add stuff where you need it in a nicely segregated way.
thomas Aylott — subtleGradient — CrazyEgg — sixteenColors
Hi there,
I've been trying to send this to the dev list, but somehow the message
didn't make it to the list.
I'm trying to commit the wonderfull JavaScript Tools Bundle[1] by
Andrew Dupont to the repository, but it seems I'm not allowed to
commit outside "my" bundle (that would be ActionScript.tmbundle)
Is any of the JavaScript Bundle mantainer (or someone with full access
to the repo) willing to commit it?
Tha bundle is fully tested and ready for commit :)
Thanks in advance, and sorry for the OTish.
[1]: http://www.andrewdupont.net/2006/10/01/javascript-tools-textmate-bundle/
--
Ale Muñoz
http://sofanaranja.comhttp://bomberstudios.com
Hi,
I write a lot of JavaScript and some C and I find that the automatic
indenting doesn't work correctly very often when I cut an paste.
Textmate seems to think I want the pasted text indented more than it
should be. Does anyone else have this sort of trouble? Is there a fix?
Thanks,
Peter
Hi all,
I seem to have messed up my TextMate theme default and was wondering if
anyone could tell me how to fix it. I toyed with the colors of my
favorite theme (Vibrant Ink) and decided I didn't like the changes, so I
uninstalled and then reinstalled the theme. But now when I restart
TextMate it doesn't recognize Vibrant Ink (which does not show up in the
theme list). I looked in ~/Library/Applcation Support/TextMate/Themes,
and the .tmTheme file is there. So what's up? Any clues? I miss Vibrant
Ink :<
Thanks,
Jake
Hi All,
I'm using TextMate 1.5.4 (r1324) on Mac OS X 10.4.8 PPC. I've got the
subversion bundle from the GetBundles bundle, with the latest
tm_plugin checked out by hand from the Plugins dir in subversion on
the macromates server.
When I try to view the log of a file I get the following error, all
the other subversion features seem to work fine -;
NoMethodError
reason: undefined method `text' for nil:NilClass
trace:
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/
Subversion.tmbundle/Support/format_log_xml.rb:22:in `author'
(erb):32
/opt/local/lib/ruby/1.8/rexml/element.rb:939:in `each'
/opt/local/lib/ruby/1.8/rexml/xpath.rb:53:in `each'
/opt/local/lib/ruby/1.8/rexml/element.rb:939:in `each'
/opt/local/lib/ruby/1.8/rexml/element.rb:398:in `each_element'
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/
Subversion.tmbundle/Support/format_log_xml.rb:18:in `each_entry'
(erb):28
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/
Subversion.tmbundle/Support/format_log_xml.rb:165
Thanks
---
Jeremy Wilkins
dear all,
i'd like to pose a few basic questions when using textmate for latex
files:
(1) is there a way to get the 'typeset & view window' display the log
file, the way you can have it with emacs?
it seems that changing the values of TM_LATEX_ERRLVL doesn't help ...
(2) is there a way to get textmate use a dvi-previewer? (for reasons
of speed, i still prefer dvi when working on my files).
(3) is it possible to change the fonts (i.e. same font as in in the
editing window) and the header of the 'typeset & view window'?
what's the place to do it?
thank you!
greetings,
christoph eyrich
In early Jan I made a bunch of changes to my blogging bundle, some
overrides, some I had to edit the .rb files by hand.
Whats the best way to compare my changes to the svn tree and submit
them as a patch to be reviewed?
Hi,
I am new to textmate and bibdesk. I am not able to format citations. I can
follow the tutorials but if I try to cite from bibliography completion I get
\cite{sh: line 1: /usr/local/teTeX/bin/i386-apple-darwin8.3.1/kpsewhich:
cannot execute binary file
sh: line 1: /usr/local/teTeX/bin/i386-apple-darwin8.3.1/kpsewhich: cannot
execute binary file
Ng1}
I am using a PowerPC G4, with os x 10.4.8 and textmate 1.5.4.
I have found some suggested workarounds by Özgür Gökmen... But unfortunately
don't understand what I should be changing or where to find some of the
files I need to change.
If anyone has had similar problems and can point me in the direction to
solving this error I would greatly appreciate it.
-Michael
Hello All,
Great to see such an active community for a text editor!
I've been using TM for a largish python project. I have quite a few
source files now and using the project draw and tabs to navigate
between them.
Anybody know how I can mark one file in my project as the file to run
using the Run Script Command.
Would I need to modify the Run Script Command for this to work?.
I've looked at it in the bundle editor but it makes no sense to me. I
tried hacking some changes in so that it would run a specific file
rather than $TM_FILEPATH but without luck.
Any help much appreciated.
Jay.
I've been trying to get the perforce bundle installed
on my macpro; I'm using the bundle browser at
<http://netcetera.org/cgi-bin/tmbundles.cgi>
I copied the script locally and ran it, and I kept
getting the error:
svn: Can't convert string from 'UTF-8' to native
encoding:
subversion/libsvn_subr/utf.c:464: (apr_err=22)
svn: Perforce.tmbundle/Commands/Submit
Changelist?\226?\128?\166.plist
I found that editing the script and adding the line:
export LC_TYPE
after the line that sets LC_TYPE fixes this problem.
The UTF-8 was for the ellipsis character.
Just FYI,
Rudi
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I want to have a regular expression that identifies the items in a
line from a comma-separate values (CSV) file.
Imagine one style of CSV, in which such items are all quoted (Format 1):
"First Item","String","0","Yes","Yes","No","The contents of the
string in the first item"
"Authority","ID","0","Yes","No","No","ID of the person
""responsible"" for the item, if known"
In CSV, double-quotes permit embedding commas (and spaces?) in record
fields. Double-quotes in such fields are escaped by doubling the
character.
The regex that matches the full text of the item is fairly
straightforward:
"((""|[^"]*)*)" # In quotes, a run of double-quotes and anything
else not a quote; make $1 hold the unquoted string
However, a field may be empty (represented by no characters between
the commas). This a special case of the less-paranoid (and arguably
more standard) way of writing the file (Format 2):
"First Item",String,0,,Yes,No,"The contents of the string in the
first item"
Authority,ID,0,Yes,No,No,"ID of the person ""responsible"" for the
item, if known"
The something-between-quotes regex doesn't pick up the nonquoted
fields (obviously).
So make the regex fancier, to make the quotes optional and recognize
the field separator (which does not exist at the end of the record):
("?((""|[^"]*)*)"?),?
This still works for Format 1, but in Format 2 it matches the whole
of any run of records that aren't quoted (String,0,Yes,Yes,No,").
Start from the other end, and try a regex that matches fields not
quoted:
([^,[:cntrl:]]*),? # any run of characters, including blanks, that
aren't controls or commas, and may end in comma
The exclusion of control characters prevents the matching of:
"The contents of the string in the first item"
Authority
If the next field is a quoted string with a comma in the middle, this
pattern stops at the embedded comma.
So maybe a pattern that combines the two patterns would work:
(("?((""|[^"]*)*)"?)|([^,[:cntrl:]]*)),? # match quoted fields if
you can, unquoted fields if you must.
No: This pattern matches
String,0,,Yes,No,"
in the first line of the Format 2 example. It's the same behavior as
the quoted-only pattern (matches runs of nonquoted strings).
Reversing it:
(([^,[:cntrl:]]*)|("?((""|[^"]*)*)"?)),?
behaves the same as the nonquoted pattern (matching stops at commas
within quoted strings).
I'm out of ideas. Does anybody have a suggestion?
— F
Is there a way, to see an RTF document without the RTF markup in it?
I have some 100 RTF files, and I need to do a global search and
replace. It is no problem I think, to do this in Textmate, cause the
things I will replace wont appear in any RTF commands, but i would
like to view the files properly at least. looking at all the RTF
markup is just a little confusing :)
Any suggestions on how to this another way? I am up for suggestions.
Thx in advance,
Thomas Krajacic
My quest for supporting CSV whizbangs in TextMate continues. I
created a very simple CSV language bundle, and can't get my CSV
commands (OK, so far, "command") to apply to the file.
I added a new bundle and named it CSV. Here is the language spec:
=============
{ scopeName = 'text.csv';
fileTypes = ( 'csv' );
}
=============
Simple enough. My problem may be that it's too simple. I'm figuring
that patterns and folding don't make much sense in a language as
simple (hah!) as CSV.
Opening a .csv file identifies the file as CSV (the language popup
says "CSV"). However:
- Trying to detect the scope inside the file (⌃⇧P) produces no
scope tip at all.
- The commands popup at the bottom of the window starts you off at
the top of the language list, not at CSV.
- Pressing ⌘R (the key equivalent for one of my CSV commands) gives
me a popup offering the ⌘R commands of two other bundles (including
Xcode)... which I now see specify no scope for those commands. My ⌘R
is scoped for text.csv.
Clearly my language spec does not suffice to give the contents of
a .csv file text.csv scope. I'm missing something. What is it?
— F
While we're on the subject of the blogging bundle (i.e., after reading
the previous post which reminded me), what's the status of Movable Type
categories? Any hope of getting them supported? At present, that's one
of the only things keeping me from using TM for all my blogging
(instead, I use MarsEdit along with a plugin that lets me convert
keywords to tags).
Yours,
Andrew
I'm not sure how to put this without sounding like a demanding
ingrate, but here goes...
I've been using Brad Choate's persistent include commands since the
day they came out, because they are brilliant for my way of working.
But (here it comes) they would be so much more brilliant still if it
was possible to update any files selected in the project drawer
whenever an included file was changed.
I know about TM_SELECTED_FILES, but I can't see how to apply a
command to all of them in place. The only thing I could think of
involved creating temporary files, which doesn't seem the right way
to be going about this.
Any suggestions?
A new file in TextMate:
====================
p "testing rubymate"
====================
command+R to see the output in RubyMate and here's what I get:
Output in Run Window:
/bin/bash: line 4: DISPLAY has been set to :0.0 /usr/bin/ruby: No such
file or directory
Where did my precious RubyMate go?
This seems to happen quite often...
I have:
<h2>Download Our Catalog</h2>
Which needs to become:
<h3>Download Our Catalog</h3>
How would I go about writing a snippet/command that would allow me to
select "<h2>Download Our Catalog</h2>", activate the snippet, and have
the tag become selected ("h2" in this case) and mirrored in the
closing tag, therefore allowing me to simply type "h3" and then tab
back out?
the indentation looks as if it is indenting the next line if there is
not a semicolon on the end of the previous line which is fine except
when the previous line is a comment like this
#init var
$var = 2;
should be
#init var
$var = 2;
i notice that this is only happening since allan's updates.
Thanks
Kim
I often find that I paste something into a document, then immediately
select it to do something to it, like wrapping it in tags or
converting characters to entities. Long ago I used an editor
(possibly alpha) that had a 'select pasted text' command, that did
the selection straight after a paste, without having to drag over it
or whatever. I can't find an equivalent command in TextMate, nor any
environment variables pointing to the start and end of the latest
pasting that would let me implement it myself.
Have I missed something? Either a command in some bundle I don't know
about or some other way of achieving the same effect?
If not, here's a feature request. Any one of the following:
Select Pasted Text command
Paste and Select command (extra modifier key on cmd-V)
Select after Pasting preference.
Thanks for any help or pointers.
Hi list,
I have a problem with the Subversion bundle.
The svn server uses svnserve. It checkouts ok through the bundle, but
when I try to commit something it fails with:
subversion/libsvn_client/commit.c:873: (apr_err=170001)
svn: Commit failed (details follow):
subversion/libsvn_ra_svn/client.c:309: (apr_err=170001)
svn: Can't get password
Where can I enter my username and password for the svn repository??
Maybe an shell variable?
Thanks,
Kostas
Hi all,
Does Textmate provide any auto-completion capabilities? (like RadRails is
starting to). If not are there plans to?
I mean those features like:
* type the first few characters of a local/instance variable name then hit
hot key combination and suggestions for current variables that match this a
presented to you,
* type a variable name then "." and get suggestions of available methods (a
bit more interesting I know for a language like ruby)
Thanks
Greg