Hi,
in TM1 the keyboard shortcut ctrl+esc would bring up a free floating version of the Bundles item in the menu bar which was really nice for accessing bundle commands just with the keyboard. I have not been able to recreate this behavior in TM2, am I right in assuming that it is completely gone (which afaic would be a shame)?
Regards,
Carsten
Allan,
PHP files' syntax are OK now. Thank you! But the CSS bundle seems to be
removed. Can you check this, please?
*Gustavo Straube*
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CodeKings, www.codekings.com.br
On Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 11:47 AM, <textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com>wrote:
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> Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2012 15:38:37 +0200
> From: Allan Odgaard <mailinglist(a)textmate.org>
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> Subject: [TxMt] Re: Problem with PHP syntax coloring
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> On 26/06/2012, at 13.41, Gustavo Straube wrote:
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> > I don't know if it's associated to the last TextMate's update (related
> to Apple developer ID signature) or was just a coincidence, but since
> yesterday the syntax coloring for PHP files stopped to work. I've noted
> that some other features like quote completion (when I write a single or
> double quote, the end quote not appear automatically) also failed.
>
> Build 1632 was accidentally pushed as a cutting edge build yesterday (for
> a few hours) which contained bundles from the 2.0 index, hence why many
> bundle-related features didn?t work as expected.
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> Today I pushed 1633 which includes the 1.x compatible bundles, so with
> that update, things should hopefully be back to normal.
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Hello,
I use Textmate 1.5.10 on my PowerBook G4 with Mac OS X 10.5.8. Lately
I've been getting the following error messages when dragging an image
into a HTML file:
/tmp/temp_textmate.MswUub:9: warning: parenthesize argument(s) for
future version
/tmp/temp_textmate.MswUub:17: warning: parenthesize argument(s) for
future version
These errors appear in the HTML file, right above the <img> tag which
is automatically added.
Any ideas what's wrong?
Thanks,
Tudor
Hello,
I see a list of variables on this page:
<http://tm2tips.tumblr.com/post/14262423719/list-of-settings>
excludeFiles
excludeFilesInBrowser
excludeInFileChooser
excludeInBrowser
excludeInFolderSearch
Is there a doc that describes what each one does? I tried using a few of
them to filter the contents of the File Browser.
I must not understand how they work... I am having difficulty
filtering the Apple Double files from view in the File Browser.
apple_double = '._*'
excludeFilesInBrowser = "{$exclude, $apple_double}
thx!
AZ
I know there have been a lot of questions about Soft Wrapping in Textmate
2, but I haven't found any solutions for a problem that I've had for a
while now.
Basically, I have "soft wrap" enabled, and I have it set to "Wrap Column >
Use Window Frame". I have it set as a global setting using a .tm_properties
file in my home directory.
My issue, though is that "soft wrap" seems to not work correctly.
Specifically, my lines of text (any language) *extend past the window frame*,
by a good 40 or so characters. This has the annoying effect of having to
horizontally scroll on *every* file that I open. If I narrow my window, the
wrap will readjust the lines, but again, keeping about 40 characters past
the window frame.
When I enable "Show Wrap Column" the line does appear, but the lines of
text keep on truckin' past it.
I know that I could set an explicit character count to force the wrap, even
aside from the default 40 or 80. I'm trying to avoid doing that, though,
because I use a laptop with a small monitor, but will hook it to a larger
monitor, and want to be able to readjust my windows on the fly. Plus, hey,
soft wrap worked perfectly before in TM1 - I'm wondering what I may have
set up wrong in TM2, or neglected to adjust.
I apologize if this has been mentioned in a previous listing - I looked,
but didn't see it. I also don't know if this got mentioned in any release
notes explicitly.
Thanks for your help!
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I am trying to replicate the "Edit each line in selection" behavior that disappeared with the arrival of TM2. So, following the blog post at http://blog.macromates.com/2011/multiple-carets/, I place my cursor at the first line of a selection that I want to edit, and press shift-option-down. However, rather than selecting an additional line with every keystroke, it appears to jump arbitrarily between selecting single and multiple additional lines.
Here's a short video screen capture of the behavior: http://cl.ly/2q1x38141S1H3w0A0k2i
Thanks in advance for any help.
cf
I discovered this quite by accident, and am not sure if it qualifies as a
bug.
I was logged in to my laptop as one user, and had a project open in TextMate
2.0alpha. Then I logged in as another user and tried to open a project, and
though TM launched, the project wouldn't open. Though I could create new
files, any directory I tried to open would fail.
Only when I switched back to the original user and closed the open project
did opening a project work in the second instance of TextMate.
Is this a bug? A by-design behavior? Please let me know.
Thanks,
Richa
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I just checked the Ruby Haml bundle in TM2 preferences and it automatically pulled in the Rails bundle when I did that. Is there a dependency mechanism for bundles in TM2? If so, how is that declared? Is it possible to find the correct bundle support path for a bundle you are dependent on? Is path manipulation the best way to do that or is there something better?
Thanks!
Matthew
I have tried unsuccesfully to find an answer to this so apologies if one is
already there!!
I use a scripting language at work that windows users use with Notepad++.
N++ only uses //. and //.. as the start and end of folding and for the life
of me I can't get my regex to capture the closing reference. I would expect
//\.\. to work but I'm not having any joy...
Help!!
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Hello everyone,
Small puzzle here, though the thing has been troubling me for a really long time…
Ancient Greek has a lot of accents ("diacritics") and the best way to input them is by means of deadkeys. One of the more common ways to do so is to have a keyboard that assigns four of the possible combinations to the square and curly brackets (i.e. "[, ], {, }"). An example: if I type "[", then hit the key "E", I'll obtain the character "ἔ" (U+1F14, i.e. an epsilon that has a smooth and an acute accent); if I do likewise with the key "A", I'll get "ἄ" (U+1F04); etc.
This works in *every* application – excepting TextMate, where the deadkeys on "[" and "{" are being immediately rendered as "[]" and "{}", respectively; on the closing brackets, everything works fine. (I tried this on both TM 1.5 and 2.0 [9090].)
First thing I did was of course delete/rename the file "KeyBindings.dict" in the Contents folder of TextMate.app. (I have my own very extensive Keybindings.dict file in my user account.) Then I went hunting among the Bundles and deactivated everything that looked like it may pose problem - but to no avail. In TextMate 1.5, I have also deactivated the option called "Auto-pair characters". (I have autopairing my KeyBindings.dict.)
What could I do to prevent TextMate from anticipating the result of my deadkey?
I'd happily provide more details if necessary. One detail I may add perhaps: the problem doesn't arise in the Find Box (command+F).
All best,
Andreas
