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Re: highlight tabs and spaces in different colors / Invisibles.bundle

by Daniel K�smayr

Ryan, > Could you put together an example of a theme rule that would > highlight the > spaces in a document using this bundle? Just add a new line to whatever theme you are using (in prefs, fonts&colors, click the plus button), select that line, enter the scope selector that the Invisibles.bundle assigns to invisibles - et voilá! hth, Daniel PS: I don't have access to the bunlde -- thus you will need to figure out the scope yourself from the bundle editor.

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command with osascript stalls

by Quinn Comendant

This is either a bug or I'm doing something wrong. I've created a bundle command with the following line: osascript -e 'tell application "TextMate"' -e 'set bounds of window 1 to {640, 1, 1279, 832}' -e 'set bounds of window 2 to {1, 1, 640, 832}' -e 'end tell'; TextMate beachballs until I run 'killall osascript' in the terminal. If I run the above line in the terminal directly, it works as expected. Is there some kind of break in the chain of Command -> Shell -> Applescript -> TextMate? Can anybody think of a better way to emulate BBEdit's "Arrange Windows" command? Thanks, Quinn

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Java language grammar problems

by Steve Lianoglou

Hi folks, Don't know what happened to my original email, but it seems it got gobbled up before it even reached the mailing list, so here goes again: I'm not sure if this is a bug in TM or the java grammar since upon reviewing the Java Lang definition itself, it seemed to be correct in the "hey-that-looks-right" sense .. not the "oh-yeah-I-know-what-I'm- talking-about-and-that's-definitely-right" sense. I just pulled the latest (everything) from svn. I didn't realize if the Java.tmbundle was updated, but there are some things going on which look a bit buggy. FIRST: When the cursor is immediately outside of a block comment, the scope still shows "comment.documentation.java" or "comment.block.java" when I don't think it should be (imagine the ^ character to be the cursor): Example: /* some comment here */^ -- or -- /** * My method does this */^ the scope on the outside of the closed comment is being recognized as comment.block.java and comment.documentation.java respectively when really I'm out of the comment blocks. SECOND: All the code after an abstract method is scoped to meta.definition.method.java, like for Example: public abstract void doSomething(); // all code in the file below this is scoped to the meta.definition.method.java if I add a {} at the end of the abstract method signature the scope gets fixed -- but, y'know ... then the compiler complains :-) Thanks, -steve

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Huge files in Textmate ( ***long*** )

by Richard Vile

Hi, I'm new to Textmate and enjoying it a lot. This weekend, I was playing around with the good old Sieve of Eratosthenes. That was the very first computer program I ever wrote (way back in 1970 in Fortran IV - ran it on an IBM1130 with 8K - yes that's K! of core memory). It computed all the primes less than 10,000 and its runtime (determined by using my wristwatch while looking through the window into the computer room - timed from when the operator loaded the cards into the reader until the output started on the line printer) was about 90 seconds, not counting the printout which probably took longer than the compute time. Just out of curiosity, I wrote a cheesy, q&d little python script to do the sieve: #!/usr/local/env python import sys, os """ The sieve of Eratosthenes. Compute all primes less than some integer (given here by 'bound') """ def printem(sieve): # Any sieve entries still not 0 must be primes # (Eratosthenes - antiquity) px = 0 for p in range(0, len(sieve[2:])): if sieve[p] != 0: print sieve[p], px += 1 if (px % 10) == 0: print def sievem(bound=0): if bound == 0: sys.stdout.write('How many integers should I sieve? ') bound = int(sys.stdin.readline()[:-1]) sieve = range(0, bound+1) remove = 2 while remove * remove < bound+1: for pm in range(remove*remove, bound+1, remove): if pm < bound + 1: sieve[pm] = 0 # Find "next" prime from the remaining sieve elements for np in range(remove+1, bound+1): if sieve[np] != 0: remove = np break printem (sieve) print if __name__ == '__main__': sievem(10000) I ran 'time python sieve.py' and got: real 0m0.816s user 0m0.127s sys 0m0.215s This on my dual 867mhz Mac G4 with 2Gb RAM. Not surprising that it's faster. But comparing python to compiled Fortran seems a little unfair, so I ginned up a little C program and compiled that for N=10000 and timed it: (list of primes < 10000) ... found 1229 primes real 0m0.331s user 0m0.005s sys 0m0.022s That's about 272 times as fast as the old IBM machine, but that's not the point of this story. I decided to see how far I could push the calculations on my machine without tying it up for a week and without spending a lot of time fiddling with the algorithm. I finally wound up computing all the primes less than 1 billion and redirecting the output to a file. (Googling confirmed that the number of primes computed by my code was correct). The resulting file is fairly large: -rw-rw-r-- 1 dick staff 507044566 Mar 27 17:54 primes_upto_a_billion.txt So, I decided to see how various programs would handle loading, displaying and (shudder) manipulating this file. First, I burned it to a CD using Toast with little or no difficulty. Then I experimented with BBEdit (Lite), irEdit, Eclipse3.1, SeaMonkey (Mozilla browser), Alpha, etc. etc. with very mixed results. Most of them either loaded the file (and then were very sluggish about navigating it), had to be force killed, or cleanly gave up. The latter was the case for most of the Java based apps, since they probably defaulted to starting the JavaVM with too little heap: it's obviously gonna take at least 600mb or more. The programs that succeeded usually showed both Real and Virtual memory sizes in the range of 900+ Mb. Finally, I got around to trying TextMate. Well, the results were disappointing. It crashed before finishing its load: TextMate(21976,0xa000ef98) malloc: *** vm_allocate(size=1073741824) failed (error code=3) TextMate(21976,0xa000ef98) malloc: *** error: can't allocate region TextMate(21976,0xa000ef98) malloc: *** set a breakpoint in szone_error to debug terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc' what(): St9bad_alloc My interpretation of this console output is that TextMate was trying to acquire over a gigabyte of memory with a single request. Not clear (a) why this much would be needed for a slightly over 500mb file and (b) why my machine couldn't respond, since I regularly have Inactive size at or near 1Gb and lots more available from programs that at idle could be forced to page out their real memory to disk. Anyway, I thought it was all interesting and I would like to hear people's reactions about the whole topic of editor scalability and editing huge files. This does have real-world ramifications. E.g. the product I work on is a large Financial Analysis programming language written in C and bits of C++, which implements a proprietary database format for time-series data storage. When there are problems in debugging, we generate "slog" files (selective logs) which routinely in the worse cases can approach 1Gb in size. We've never really found a reasonably way to deal with the largest of these and usually resort to other methods, but it would be nice some day to be able to actually edit them with some measure of efficiency. I'm sure most readers of this list have had similar experiences. In addition, when I had finished experimenting with the other editors / browsers / IDEs, and went to quit my existing TextMate session, it took quite some time. I got several spinning beachballs in the process. My take on this is that my experimenting caused lots of TextMates working storage to be paged out and that it had to fault all that stuff back into it's working set. That kind of thing seems to happen with TextMate in general: e.g. when I accidentally hover too long in the File menu on Open Recent... TextMate spins that beachball for all it's worth - often taking 10 or 15 seconds to come back to life. What's up with that? Does it try to generate this from project files and have to read through the equivalent of 1000's of status entries, many perhaps out on disk? Whatever - it's quite annoying and I've tried to force myself to use Cmd-O whenever possible. Sorry for the length of this, I just couldn't resist. (How many of you made it all the way to the end?) -- Dick Vile at home in Dexter, MI USA

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Show Invisibles (Spaces) in TextMate?

by Ryan J. Bonnell

I'm a long-time web developer and BBEdit user wanting to learn TextMate for a Ruby on Rails project. I've grown used to relying on BBEdit's show invisibles command as meaning "show me tabs, spaces, line-endings, and other non-printing characters (gremlins)" as symbols. I was expecting the same behavior out of TextMate as BBEdit or SubEthaEdit, but it doesn't seem to work the same. I've searched the TextMate documentation and the mailing list archive for any mention of "showing spaces", (i.e. the ability to show spaces, a la BBEdit's "Show Invisibles" command) but I've been unable to find any results that address my problem. However, TextMate seems to show tabs and line endings but not any more of the non-printing characters that BBEdit shows. I was able to find the ShowInvisibles Bundle for TexMate that aims to highlight tabs and spaces in different colors but it doesn't appear to work with my setup and/or preferences. ShowInvisibles Bundle (11-27-04) http://macromates.com/wiki/pmwiki?n=Bundles.ShowInvisibles Has anyone had any success in configuring TextMate to "Show Invisibles" or "Show Spaces" like BBEdit or SubEthaEdit allow? If there's a a build of TextMate that already does is, I can't find it and in that case would appreciate a hint or help getting it working. Thanks! - Ryan J. Bonnell ryan(a)creativearc.com http://creativearc.com/

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How can export Bundle settings ?

by Diana Tanase

Hi All, I'd like to be able to export my bundle customizations to another installation of TextMate. What's the easiest way to do this? Thank you. Diana T

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Weird Symbol?

by Eric Coleman

Not sure why this is happening, but on my MacBook pro, i have weird "php" symbol in the language chooser thingie.. I've attached a screen shot. Basically, instead of the usual "X" i got some funky [->] thing. Any reason for this? Eric Coleman

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encoding detection

by Yvon Thoraval

Hey all, i wonder if their is encoding detection in TextMate usable in anothe app. i'd like to discriminate between : iso-8859-1, iso-8859-15, cp-1252 and Mac Roman for the time being, using a ruby regex i'm only able to detect US- ASCII and UT-8.... in case u have some light upon that... Yvon

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Re: Language Grammar & more

by Daniel K�smayr

Allan, thank you for clarifying things even more. I believe THIS: >> [...] What exactly IS the most useful way and best way in regards >> to updating "official" bundles via svn to make customized bundles? > > Create an entirely new language grammar and have that one include > the default one. Then set your files to use the custom grammar > instead of the official. Should be in the manual or FAQ. (Or is it and I have missed it?) >> [...] A couple questions still bog my mind, though: >> - Am I correct assuming that I can use a certain pattern just >> once? When I copy a rule from Latex.plist to my custom.plist - >> only the one encountered first gets to markup the text. > > Yes, just like a regular parser :) Oh, OK, whatever a regular parser is - I am just a chemist, not a programmer. ;) >> - Is there a way to markup a pattern with more than just one >> scopes? Like for \begin{mycustomlist} set something like >> meta.environment.list *and* meta.package.custom > > Generally one would use a longer scope name and put the extra > information deeeper in the scope name. But you can use captures to > overcome the limitation. Thanks for the hint; I guess I will need to figure out if the whole thing is necessary at all… ;) >> I am using a svn checkout of the bundle - >>> e181090182:/Library/Application Support/TextMate dekay$ ls >>> Bundles Conventions.txt LICENSE Themes >>> Tools > > No Support folder? I had a support folder in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate but did check out the svn version into /Library… as well, now. >> [...] Also I cannot get the "Edit in Textmate"-InputManager to >> work in Mail.app - it works e.g. in TextMate's Bundle-Editor (very >> useful), but Mail.app would be even more so. ;( > > Do you see the Edit in TextMate… menu item in the Edit menu of > Mail? If not, did you restart Mail after installing the input manager? No, I do not see it. Even after a couple of restarts… maybe it is because of me being on an iMac CoreDuo? But then as far as I have seen the InputManager seems to be Universal. now back to my breakfast, Dan

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Bundle Language "Language Definition"

by Daniel K�smayr

Dear TMaters, I am just editing some language grammar (again) and -- since this is about the best idea ever -- am doing this in a regular textmate window (not the bundle editor). And voila, I can select a new language, one for which I cannot find a bundle, called "Language Definition." Neat. But it beeps. When I select the language, when I add new lines etc. From console.log 2006-03-26 14:05:08.905 TextMate[455] didn't find rule named source.plist 2006-03-26 14:05:08.906 TextMate[455] didn't find rule source.plist Anything I should/can do about this? thx, Dan PS: If I am clogging the list, tell me :)

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Text width control

by Afternoon

Hi, I'm new to TextMate, coming from Vim. Is there an equivalent to Vim's textwidth setting, which automatically wraps a line as you type past the nth character? The new line is indented two extra tab stops generally. If not, is this something which would be possible with a plug-in (when the API is ready)? Thanks, Ben ________________________________ We're cycling through Cambodia to raise money for Oxfam, help us raise £5,200! http://cambodiachallenge.org/

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Current scope for themes

by Andreas Wahlin

I tried to google but didn't really find anything in my oh so short overview. It would be great to have a meta-selector of sorts for the scope, so you can "highlight" the current element when editing or something. I'm actually beginning to really like the Brilliance Dull Beta theme (!) and that html-tags are almost "invisible". However, it would be really cool if it could light up when the caret is over it, or light up an attribute with the caret on and so forth. This must have been mentioned before, but as I said, I did google ... a bit :) Andreas

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automated RSS feeds with TextMate

by Oliver Taylor

I use this to create the feeds for ollieman.net. I thought you guys might like this... You'll want to start out with a valid RSS2 feed like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/"> <channel> <title></title> <link></link> <language>en-us</language> <description></description> </channel> </rss> Now to the real fun; it's just a snippet but it makes hand-coding RSS feeds a breeze. Here it is: <item> <title>$1</title> <description><![CDATA[ $2 <a href="$5">Read more</a> ]]></description> <pubDate>${3:`date +%a,\ %d\ %b\ %Y\ %H:%M:%S\ %Z`}</pubDate> <author>${4:Oliver Taylor} nospam(a)example.com</author> <guid isPermaLink="true">${5:http://ollieman.net/$6}</guid> <link>$5</link> <category>$7</category> </item> The only thing of real note here is getting the pubDate correct. If you want it to insert GMT instead of your local time you'll have to tweak that. Lastly, make sure to set the scope to text.xml and you're all set. That's it! 1,2,3-easy RSS feed.

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Help: Keyboard shortcuts & "Edit In TextMate"

by Daniel K�smayr

Dear TMaters, I am experiencing weird problems with TextMate not recognizing some keyboard shortcuts from bundles (i.e. the LaTeX bundle) containing the escape-key. I can get the completion when pressing esc - but all the other commands working with esc and a modifier key do not work at all. If I am lucky I get a beep; selecting the macros I need by hand from the bundle-macro-menu works as intended… any ideas? Also I cannot get the "Edit in Textmate"-InputManager to work in Mail.app - it works e.g. in TextMate's Bundle-Editor (very useful), but Mail.app would be even more so. ;( Any idea where I might look for causes to this problem? * there are no other InputManagers installed * my .services are rather trimmed by using ServiceScrubber - and as far as I can tell none are colliding on the shortcuts… Thanx again, Daniel

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Re: Help: Keyboard shortcuts & "Edit In TextMate"

by Daniel K�smayr

Haris, thank you for your hint, this solved the probelm I guess. I have not been using \ref since I am using a mixture of \vref and \prettyref instead - which both did not have a scope of "meta.label.reference". I just recently added those commands to the grammar and now it works fine with alt-esc. The "old" completion gives me the following output on console.log: > Mar 26 01:45:47 dekayBase crashdump[724]: bash crashed > Mar 26 01:45:47 dekayBase crashdump[724]: crash report written to: / > Users/dekay/Library/Logs/CrashReporter/bash.crash.log and within TextMate I get: 47:68: execution error: System Events got an error: Die Liste ist leer. (2) I am using a svn checkout of the bundle - > e181090182:/Library/Application Support/TextMate dekay$ ls > Bundles Conventions.txt LICENSE Themes Tools Dan

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Re: Re: Pimping the LaTeX grammar - trying to, at least

by Daniel K�smayr

Haris, As you are the "local LaTeX bundle god." Do you think functionality like what I am trying to do would be useful in the main bundle? I have been thinking about doing some bundle or snippets for language grammar extension specifically targeted to LaTeX, as this is my main concern these days (or better call it major distraction from actually *writing* my thesis). What I am trying o accomplish is a much more detailed markup/ assignemnt of scopes for possible theme development. I believe it would be very useful to have that much more markup available, especially since I am using many packages, environments -- just getting some visual feedback would be nice. Or something where you are editing some lines somewhere and you are wondering which environment you are currently in, just press ctrl-shift-P and it prints "meta.environment.myverycoolenv" -- much better would be a very light color change in that environment. (I like to have my list environments colored… and possibly with different colors for itemize, enumerate etc.) And these thoughts brought me to the point where I figured I could create that "detour" to include my custom language grammar before the LaTeX language grammar was read. Examples for my changes are: - recognize \vref and \prettyref as meta.label.reference - markup the different \headings with support.function.section.XXX.latex with XXX being part, chapter, section etc. - markup the acronym package - markup the fixme package so the \fixme{} is easy to spot. Many of these changes are not essential and mostly eye candy. But then: I like eye candy ;) Marking up commands that are not standard TeX or LaTeX does have other benefits - if you have a different color for recognized commands vs. words that start with \ - you kind of get spell checking built in for commands ;) i.e. "no special color? Not spelled correctly" I am still not very comfortable with the whole language grammar setup, but I am learning… a bit awkward is also the naming convention - as I need a better understanding of the underlying logic in order to apply stuff to latex. But in the end - it is just markup and as long as there is some convention you can easily use the markup - but names are names and if i call something text.latex or humftibunm makes no difference to the machine -- just convenience for us users. ;) A couple questions still bog my mind, though: - Am I correct assuming that I can use a certain pattern just once? When I copy a rule from Latex.plist to my custom.plist - only the one encountered first gets to markup the text. - Is there a way to markup a pattern with more than just one scopes? Like for \begin{mycustomlist} set something like meta.environment.list *and* meta.package.custom Good night ;) Dan

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Language Grammer, parsing en external file - LaTeX; extending "standard bundles"

by Daniel K�smayr

Dear TMaters, Is there a way to parse an external file, say within my project, and possibly defined by a project environment variable - to add certain terms to my Language Grammar? This would be very useful for LaTeX projects where you have different custom macros and/or different used packages where you want some hi-lighting in your theme and thus have to change the grammar file for all those changes. Better would be a macro/script/whatever that would just scan the preamble.tex or so for all my \newcommands and add them to the recognized scopes... Or, less fun but still useful: one could write a file with certain terms that need a new scope - and parse that from within the bundle. I guess maybe this is overkill, but it seems to me that LaTeX is one of the more customizable languages out there - and I at least would love some more power-tools and flexibility on my fingertips *without* running to write new regexp's every time (but then I am not familiar enough with regexps to do so easily - maybe that will need to change). What exactly IS the most useful way and best way in regards to updating "official" bundles via svn to make customized bundles? How can I make sure that I can still take advantages of "official" changes that come via svn but still retain my customizations? (And possibly be informed if there are conflicts - i.e. if there are changes in a bundle where I have changes as well…?). …Dan

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Python + Regular Expressions Bundle?

by Ryan Wilcox

Hi all, Using TextMate and love using it in my current (Python) project. I have a question though. I svn co-ed the RegularExpressions.tmbundle, and installed it. Now is there a way to get this to play nicely with Python? Let me explain: In Python most regular expressions are defined as follows: blah = re.compile(r'...') would compile the regular expression ... into blah object. Now I would like the (regular expression code) inside the r'...' to be colored with RegularExpressions.tmbundle. I think I can do this somehow with scopes, but this is still my first week with TextMate, and I don't know what I'm doing with it yet. Thanks for the help!, _Ryan Wilcox

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Re: Pimping the LaTeX grammar - trying to, at least

by Daniel K�smayr

Dear folks, I have succeeded, a bit at least. I have been looking for a way to do two things: 1. create markup for the different heading types 2. create some kind of mechanism that lets me extend the latex grammar without the need to fiddle with the main latex grammar file (as I would like to keep my edits separate from those within the svn/ official version). The following is just quick description, I will clarify later if there are questions… for now. And I will post some samples somewhere if anyone cares. solution for #2: start the LaTeX language grammar with: patterns = ( { include = 'text.latex.user'; }, and define overriding patterns as well as new, custom patterns such as stuff you would like for packages you use or macros you defined yourself (useful since right now everything starting with \ is colored, but in order to catch typos or whatever I like to have my custom commands colored in a certain way - thus recognizing them easier.) solution for #1: add those lines (adapted to each heading that should be styled separately) before the main section recognition pattern: { name = 'meta.section.latex'; begin = '((\\(?:chapter))(\*?)(?:(\[)[^\[]*?(\]))??(\{))'; end = '(\})'; captures = { 1 = { name = 'support.function.section.chapter.latex'; }; }; patterns = ( { include = 'source.tex'; } ); contentName = 'entity.name.section'; }, further notes: the includes may need to be adapted in the examples in order to correctly parse things in bracket within your custom definitions. Lessons learned: * You should not create a circular include structure. This will crash TextMate * and thus: save early and save often. Just when does TextMate save edited bundles? (I just quit TM, this does the job, but else? i.e. after that crash I lost the work of about 2h ;)) Dan

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Pimping the LaTeX grammar - trying to, at least

by Daniel K�smayr

Dear folks, I would like to get some language grammar markup to the different levels of headings in my Latex stuff - and thus I am trying to mess with the grammar file. I have added rules like: { name = 'meta.section.level0.latex'; begin = '((\\(?:part))(\*?)(?:(\[)[^\[]*?(\]))??(\{))'; end = '(\})'; }, which seem to work - but I am losing the functionality of the "regular" Latex grammar. So I am trying to nest the recognition somehow, resulting in: { name = 'meta.section.latex'; comment = 'this works OK with all kinds of crazy stuff as long as section is one line'; begin = '((\\(?:(?:sub)*section|chapter|paragraph|part|addpart| addchap|addsec|minisec))(\*?)(?:(\[)[^\[]*?(\]))??(\{))'; end = '(\})'; captures = { 1 = { name = 'support.function.section.latex'; patterns = ( { include = '#levelA'; }, ); }; }; patterns = ( { include = 'source.tex'; } ); contentName = 'entity.name.section'; repository = { levelA = { name = 'meta.section.level0.latex'; match = '((\\(section))(\*?)(?:(\[)[^\[]*?(\]))??(\{))'; }; }; }, but somehow this does not work. Any ideas what needs to be changed? thanx, Daniel

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Regular Expressions Tutorial at the Register

by Eric O'Brien

FYI... <http://www.regdeveloper.co.uk/2006/03/24/java_regex_tutorial/> No idea how useful it is... I'd need to understand regular expressions first. (!) eo

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Bulletin Board bundle

by Jacob Rus

Hi TextMate list, I just made, and uploaded to the svn repository, a bulletin board bundle (BBCode). Let me know what you think. Specifically, does it match the syntaxes of web fora other than Ars Technica, which I designed it for? Ars's smileys are probably unique. Then again, I don't really know the ins and outs of BBCode. -Jacob

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Re: textmate Digest, Vol 18, Issue 53

by Oliver Taylor

On Mar 24, 2006, at 10:38 AM, textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com wrote: > The ideal case for me [...] would be that TextMate could detect > "linked" lines in scopes and reflow them dynamically, so deleting > characters from a long line would allow words from the surrogate > lines to return to the first line, and typing characters on an > intermediate line would reflow the block. What you are really talking about is control of margins within a plain-text document. If this could happen in the display of the text within textmate *only* and not be reflected in the document itself (with real line- breaks), that would be a godsend. I'd use it every day.

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latex theme support

by thomas Aylott

howdy. I just spend a couple hours making the Brilliance Black BETA theme[1] work with LaTeX. It looks a lot better than it did. It all does seem a bit too purple since a lot of the language is functions. There are some subtle things you might love to hate. Nested lists get slightly darker text for each level of depth. Thanks to David Levy for sending be a bunch of sample LaTeX files to test with. It helped a lot! Thanks also to Michael Sheets who sent me sample source files for a whole slew of languages. I wouldn't have bothered collecting and testing my stuff with all these languages if it had not been for these guys. [1] http://textmate.svn.subtlegradient.com/Themes/Brilliance%20Black% 20BETA.tmTheme I have only updated Brilliance Black. I'm not going to get around to updating brilliance dull for a little while. I'm still planning on a Brilliance White, too. How interested are people in the alternate versions? thomas Aylott subtleGradient oblivious(a)subtleGradient.com

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binding f3 to close window...

by Fons Rademakers

For historical reasons I would like to bind f3 to "close window" command. I tried to record a macro, but as soon as I hit apple-w, the window obviously closes but also the macro recording does abort. It would be simple if I could just add in the bundle editor a macro doing "closeWindow" (I assume that is the name of the command). Cheers, Fons. -- Org: CERN, European Laboratory for Particle Physics. Mail: 1211 Geneve 23, Switzerland E-Mail: Fons.Rademakers(a)cern.ch Phone: +41 22 7679248 WWW: http://fons.rademakers.org Fax: +41 22 7669640

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