Hi,
just trying out Textmate 2 and have configured .tm_properties for a project as:
excludes = "data,external,fixtures,*.log,*.d"
exclude = "{excludes}"
excludeInFileChooser = "{$excludes}"
excludeInFolderSearch = "{$excludes}"
excludeFilesInBrowser = "{$excludes}"
but when I select "Go->Go to File Counterpart" from, for instance,
registry.cc I first get registry.d opened and then registry.h. I only
want to view registry.h and have tried to exclude registry.d, but it
doesn't seem to be excluded from this functionality.
Am I doing something wrong?
Cheers,
Donovan.
So one of the things I did often in TM1 was create projects with files that
are located all over the file system. Seems like projects in TM2 are based
off of a single folder, but I admit I don't understand the .tm_properties
stuff that well yet.
Is there a way to use .tm_properties to do what I did in TM1? If so, can
someone post an example .tm_properties?
Thanks.
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So TM2 awesomely and finally displays non-English, non-Latin text well.
Unfortunately, Input Methods are broken without using a mouse to click.
Japanese input (Kotoeri) definitely does not work right.
Seems like TM2 is ignoring or misusing Cocoa's concept of "marked text" (input marked for completion/conversion, where some form of phonetic input is done on a qwerty keyboard and is then converted to CJK, cycling through choices using space bar, or arrow keys, selecting conversions by pressing enter/return or the number of the numbered list of conversion choices)
That is still a bummer. This is the one thing that TM and TM2 have not been capable of, but all the competition seem able to handle. I know it has to do with implementation, but still makes me have to try others...
Forgive me if this has been posted before, but I noticed a problem with TM2's
implementation of the wrap column.
In my ~/.tm_properties file, I have:
# File type specific configuration
#
[ text ]
softWrap = true
[ text.{haml,html} ]
wrapColumn = 100
[ text.plain ]
wrapColumn = 80
And for the most part, TM2 respects this.
However, the wrap column setting is not respected when I'm creating a new
file:
When I create a new file, its type is text.plain by default, and the wrap
column is 80. This is fine. But then say I save it as an HTML file. I expect
that the wrap column should now move to 100, because the type of the file
has changed to text.html. TM2 does not do that. Instead, to see the wrap
column properly set, I have to close and reopen the file.
Should I open this as a ticket instead? Please let me know.
Thanks,
Richa
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Hi,
the following C++ code is indented as I expect:
std::cerr
<< "a=" << a
<< ", b=" << b
<< ", c=" << c
<< std::endl;
Asking TM2, I get it indented as:
std::cerr
<< "a=" << a
<< ", b=" << b
<< ", c=" << c
<< std::endl;
Christopher
I've looked all over TM2, but I can't find a way to save a macro once
I've recorded it. Am I missing it, or is it not yet implemented? (BTW,
searching for the word "macro" in a mailing list from "macro"mates.com
is... unproductive. :-)
And how about proxy commands in bundles? I realize they're in a
preliminary state now, but is there a list of available actions? Are
proxies intended to be the evolution of macros?
What prompted these questions was a search for a way to reassign the
column-select keystroke. In TM1 I could define a macro to map it to
something sane, like ^B. Is there a way (yet) to do something similar
in TM2?
On a stylistic note, I really would like "Change to Column Selection" to
be put back into the Edit menu. It's not obvious (at least, not to
me...) that tapping ALT is the way to do it, and it's not the kind of
thing you can figure out by experimentation. I looked all over for how
to make a column selection in TM2 and finally found it in a blog post.
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I know this list is generally for reporting bugs and asking for help so it may be disheartening to those who work on TM2 to be reading about "this" being broken or "that" could be done better every day. I've been using TM2 for well over a month daily and I just want to congratulate everyone involved on what a fantastic program they've developed. I often forget that I'm working on an alpha release and this is certainly the best and most stable alpha release I've used in a long, long time.
So a tip of the chapeau to everyone and happy friday!
Ed Wong
this link helped me at least with saving by "Cmd+S" ...
http://blogobaggins.com/2009/03/31/waging-war-on-whitespace.html
david
> What I'm looking for is a way of hooking the Save command so that the whitespace stripper is run just before saving, regardless of whether I pressed Cmd-S, chose Save from the File menu, or selected Save in the dialog when closing a document with unsaved changes.
>
> I'm sure I read something on a blog which suggested it was possible, but the article unfortunately assumed a greater familiarity with bundle writing than I have :)
>
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> John Yeates
This terminal command should make the HTML output go back to displaying in a separate window:
defaults write com.macromates.TextMate.preview htmlOutputPlacement window
Good luck!
- Adam Jackman
> I use TextMate and the Latex bundle extensively. With version 1, when I run Latex (cmd-R) the output of the latex compiler pops up in a new window. With TextMate 2, the output instead appears as part of the editing window. I made the mistake of resizing the output window to 0 - dragging it all the way down - and now I can't get it back. This makes tracking down errors difficult. I can't drag the separator back up because the entire window resizes instead.
>
> Is there a way to make the output window either appear separately, as in TextMate 1, or get the drag handle back?
>
> Drew
I tried double-clicking the .tmbundle's for several programming languages
(e.g. Dart <https://github.com/k33g/dart-textmate-bundle>,
Rust<https://github.com/tomgrohl/Rust.tmbundle>).
When I open them with TextMate 2, the editor doesn't load the bundles but
opens them as if they were ordinary code directories.
What do bundle developers have to do differently in TextMate 2? Or is
TextMate bundling broken at the moment?
Cheers,
Andrew Pennebaker
