With the latest update of TextMate, 2.0-rc.22, the text color of a selected item in the Open Quickly dialog is black. I guess it’s supposed to be white. This makes it a bit difficult to read on the blue background.
Running on macOS High Sierra. It has the correct color on Mojave, both in light and dark mode.
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Hi. Let's say I have 3 commands and they all use `callback.document.will-save` as semantic class. What is the order of execution? or How can I set the order? In my experience, the last created command runs first. I'm not quite sure about it. I've been trying to improve my Python formatter bundle. I have some tasks to do in order. Couldn't figure out exactly the execution order of it.
Thanks
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On Wed, Nov 28, 2018 at 5:00 AM <textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com>
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> I do a lot of find using the "In Folder" setting.
>
> The only easy way to bring it to the from is cmd-F, but this re-sets the
> "In: <where>" dropping down to the default, which is document.
>
Does cmd-shift-F work for you? That should set the window to "In:
{Project}". There is a Find in Folder menu command, as well, which doesn't
have a default keybinding, but that's easy to change in the Keyboard System
Preferences.
Today I noticed that clicking the SCM icon in the bottom right of the
file browser no longer does anything (it used to filter the view to
include only those files with a specific SCM status). Maybe this is
related to the recent changes in the file browser?
Everything else regarding SCM (using Git in my case) still works as
expected, including the SCM badges on the icons in the file browser.
Using TextMate 2.0-rc.14
Cheers,
Stefan
I’ve noticed in some cases the file browser doesn’t show the files within a folder when that folder is expanded. Navigating inside that folder shows the files and when I navigate back the files are visible again.
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/Jacob Carlborg
Greetings from the South :-)-O,
I occasionally want to pipe JSON (or XML, or other formats) like
csvjson file.csv | mate -
It does display the file but as plain text.
How can I make TextMate2 figure this out by itself? Or from the command
line (mate -t JSON - does no do that)? Or where can I read this up?
greetings, el
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The rc.19 update reset quite a few of the TextMate preferences. For example:
* All variables I’ve added are gone
* The side the file browser is shown on reset
* Same with the command output window
* TextMate thinks the shell support is not installed
These are a few things I’ve just noticed.
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/Jacob Carlborg
TextMate version: 2.0-rc.15
macOS Sierra: 10.12.6 (I also see this behavior on Mohave)
List of source files overlap the title bar when scrolled:
[image: Screenshot 2018-11-13 12.10.34.png]
