The other day, I was trying to bind the "remove trailing whitespace from
all lines" to a keyboard shortcut that was evidently already bound to
"delete whatever is selected with extreme prejudice". In doing so, I
deleted the "remove trailing whitespace" item from the Text bundle.
How can I recover the item?
I have installed the SCSS bundle.
When I save the .scss file, nothing happens in the related .css file - I'm
not getting any errors either.
Compass is watching in the background, and is confirming each 'overwrite'.
I'm using the following gems:
Sass 3.3.4
ruby 2.1.0p0 (2013-12-25 revision 44422)
Compass 0.12.5
Any ideas?
Cheers
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In the past couple updates the functionality of using ⌃← and ⌃→ seems to have broken.
It used to move by sub words so in ruby if the cursor was at the end of a variable called: an_example, ⌃← would move the cursor right after the underscore. ⌃⌫ still works though, which will delete in everything after the underscore.
I updated to 2.0-alpha.9531 today and just noticed this weird behavior
in my SCM Status pane, not sure if it's just me.
I'm working on a git project that has some modified files and some new
untracked files. If I press Go, SCM Status to show the Uncommited
Changes, no files show up in the Uncommited Changes section. If I
press Bundles, Git, Show Uncommited Changes, the files and its changes
show up on the new window as expected.
Untracked items show up in the pane as expected.
Any help will be appreciated. I know I didn't Revert to Defaults
(yet) but I wanted to ask before losing any customizations.
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Hi,
I started to customize the highlighting for Perl code with this code in
my personal Bundle:
{ patterns = (
{ name = 'comment.line.debug.perl';
match = '\bi ''.*'';|\bi ".*";|\bi q{.*};|\bi qq{.*};';
},
);
}
This works fine, so that all lines like `i '…';` are now formatted
like a comment (`#`).
But it has some side-effects: E.g. the change from double-quotes to
single-quotes by pressing `Ctrl+Shift+"` does not work any more. Plus I
would like to change the formatting (color, ...) to something different.
What would be the the best way?
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Ingo Lantschner
Most code editors have an option where you can configure tabs to behave as
x spaces - you hit tab and it inserts 4 spaces, you hit delete, it removes
4 spaces (if it seems the 4 spaces should be treated as a group).
I work on projects where the coding standards specify to not use tabs - you
must you 4 spaces per level of indent.
Maybe this feature exists (using TM2), and I just haven't found it. If not,
I really hope you can add it - love TM2!
Thanks
-Eric
This may be an old request or me not knowing something, but is side by side
file editing possible?
Thanks and apologies if I am the last user who does not know either that
this capability is already implemented or that I shouldn't ask...
Comer
I'd like to put my 2¢ towards allowing TM2 windows to shrink narrower than what now appears to be a ~ 538px minimum limit. It is sometimes nice to have a narrow window next to a much wider window. I don't remember TM1 having this min limit. It seems TM2's min width is determined by the status and menus a the bottom-left of the window.
This became an issue for me because a) now using a "13 MBA, and b) have found the wonderful <http://spectacleapp.com/> to allow hotkey-window resizing. One of the dimensions Spectacle supports is too narrow for TM2, and blocks easy automated window tiling. =)
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Quinn Comendant
Strangecode, LLC
http://www.strangecode.com/
@qc and @strangecode
I just noticed the new commit window in the latest release of TM2. My
initial reaction is that I don't like it. Here's a couple of comments:
* The new look feels quite heavy. It uses a lot of textured/brushed (or
what they're called) controls. I get the feeling that Apple is moving
more towards controls that feel more lightweight
* The bottom bar doesn't look like the one in the main window
* It's not possible to change the height of the commit message text view
* The cancel button doesn't properly work. The other window that also
opens still waits for a commit message (or something) after the commit
window is closed
* One thing that's been bugging me or quite a while is that when doing
an amend the check box for updating the commit message is enabled by
default but there's no commit message. The commit message of the commit
being amended should automatically be inserted in the text view and all
text should be selected. This makes it easy to just change the commit
message when amending. Or just add new changes without updating the
commit message, all without needing to use the mouse
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/Jacob Carlborg
