Hello,
I've noticed that disabling Gutter -> Folding also disables the folding
functionality, and there is no way to turn it back on. I think these to
should be controlled separately. For me the small three-dots icon is
sufficient for folding control.
In any case that's a bit counterintuitive. Gutter submenu is supposed
to control the gutter only and not the general behavior.
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Philipf
> TextMate will only open files from the project drawer if their
> extension is found in the Info.plist, or if they have no extension
> (hidden files like .htaccess are considered to have no extension).
Can you add 'as' for ActionScript to the default list of supported file
types in Info.plist? Thanks.
>Need to add the .pm extension into the plist for perl modules. (Same
>goes for the authors of the two perl syntax bundles)
Good point. Updated, along with "Send to Affrus" command and "Perldoc
Search" command, where you highlight a word and get a window of
perldoc -f information.
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I am trying to make sure that HTML code inside a PHP file is correctly
highlighted, but is unsure about how to do it.
Example:
<?php
function PrintHtml( )
{
?>
<!-- HTML ONLY AREA -->
<p>This is HTML</p>
<?php
}
?>
I understand that the syntax is as follows, but I don't know what the
'begin' and 'end' tags should be.
name = "Embedded HTML"; begin = "???????????"; end = "??????????????";
patterns = (
{ include = "HTML"; }
);
If anyone can help, I'd be grateful.
Kind regards,
Mats
Hi Allan (and others:),
Recording and saving macros is great, editing macros is even
greater. With commands like "pastePrevious:" and "pasteNext:" we can do
a lot of work.
But we have to record and edit a lot of macros to find all available
commands. So, to spare us time, will you publish the commands list?
Thanks,
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It would be preferred if people would write a new letter to this list,
rather than reply to an old one, when the content is new -- I know it
requires one to fill in the To-header, but when replying to an old
letter, it screws up the threading.
Kind regards Allan
I just noticed that the coloration for "def" is a bit overeager, see
attached snapshot. Look for "def_port".
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Im guessing from the other discussions floating around that there is some
way to make "smart" folders in the project drawer, most likely using regex
matches on filenames, but I am unclear exactly how to do this, perhaps
someone could enlighten me?
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I don't think this made it to any of the documentation:
When the project drawer has key focus, you can press 'space' to
activate rename, and return to open the selected file (this should
probably be supplemented by cmd-down as in Finder).
To activate rename with the mouse, hold down option while clicking the
item (or use the context menu).
The reason why groups cannot be double clicked to activate rename (as
some have requested) is that I plan to do it more like Finder in the
future, so that double clicking a group will enter that group, and make
the project drawer only show the files contained in the group (there'll
be a back button of course).
Kind regards Allan
