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Re: Can I add a symbol to a word after the word is typed?

by Brandon M Fryslie

> > Any way around this? Thanks Make sure your macro is 'move backward one word' (option+arrow) and not 'move to beginning of line' (command+arrow). If the macro looks fine, there might be some sort of interaction between the snippet tab stops and the macro system but unfortunately I have only played around with making my own macros and rarely use them for actual work. Protip: the macro is stored in a plist file somewhere, and you can edit it by hand to make it do exactly what you want. Brandon

15 years, 1 month

Re: Fwd: High CPU Usage in snow leopard

by Brandon M Fryslie

> > I think Brandon is being a little melodramatic with with 'probably > eventually crash?'. It's only melodramatic until it happens and you DO lose some work. It has happened to me. However, I was using MacFusion which mounts the network share like a local FS, causing TextMate to crash pretty much right away...Now I use ForkLift which is the most fantastically awesome remote file management tool I've ever had the pleasure of using. Not only do I recommend using it, I recommend *paying* for it. Yep, that good. :) Brandon

15 years, 1 month

Re: Custom Folding

by John Relosa

Hmmm, That does not seem to work. Do I create a preference file in my custom bundle because that did't work. I found the preference file that you mentioned in various bundles, in Source and added the ( '<', '>' ) but again it doesn't autocomplete What am I missing? Thanks -------------- Sure. In the bundle editor, look for a Preference, probably called "Smart Typing Pairs" or something similar. It might look like this: { smartTypingPairs = ( ( '"', '"' ), ( '(', ')' ), ( '{', '}' ), ( '[', ']' ), ( '“', '”' ), ( "'", "'" ), ); } Basically, it's just a series of pairs. You can add ( "<", ">"), to the list and that should do it. On Jul 13, 2011, at 10:19 AM, John Relosa wrote: That works great thanks! Is there a way to autocomplete the < symbol? I can do it with the { so when I press "{" TM autocompletes it with the end } so it automatically becomes {}. How can I add that functionality to the "<" symbol so it automatically becomes <>. Thank you. ___________________________________________

15 years, 1 month

Fwd: High CPU Usage in snow leopard

by Sarim Khan

Hi, When i open a folder on textmate, in this case, kohana stack. I open e file writing some code. Then save it, goto chromium to check. Now when return to textmate, textmate freezes and takes 100% CPU, after some time, 5 to 20second, everything comes to normal. This happenes every time textmate lost focus then got focus again. step to reproduce, 1. Open textmate and open a file. 2. Goto another app while keeping textmate open, In a word,make textmate lose focus. 3. Return to textmate, In a word, make textmate got focus. => Cpu usage goto 100% and textmate hangs. I'm suspecting that when getting focus, textmate scans the files for changes outside textmate, is that it ? if so, is there any workaround ? Sarim Khan

15 years, 1 month

Re: Can I add a symbol to a word after the word is typed?

by John Relosa

Hello, Thanks for your reply. This works for stand alone typed variables but on snippets where I have let's say a "while loop" with a certain condition as a place holder: while (condition) ... end while after I type my shortcut and press the tab, the snippet completes and takes the caret into the (condition) variable where If I type the name that I want and press my shortcut for the macro to add the "$" symbol then TM adds it infront of "while" so it becomes: $while (condition) ... end while instead of: while ($condition) ... end while Any way around this? Thanks You can do this by recording a macro. Type a word, then under Bundles on the toolbar, go to Macros and click Start Recording. Press the key combination for 'move to beginning of word' (which is option+left arrow for me), and then press '$'. Then click 'Stop Recording'. With any luck you should have a macro that does 'move to beginning of word' and then 'insert $'. You can do that for all the characters you need, and obviously much more complicated scenarios. Brandon > Hello, > I was wondering if that is possible. The symbol for variable in the > language I > am working on is the "$" sign. > Would it be possible to add this after the word has been typed and have it > added > in the beginning of the word? The same would go for the array symbol %, > strings array "!" etc.. > So I would type "counter" and then decide if I want this to be a variable > or an > array so depending if I type $ or % after that word it would end up being > $counter or %counter > Thanks in advance for any input. > Best, > John

15 years, 1 month

Auto complete?

by John Relosa

Hello, Is there a way to have TextMate be able to autocomplete previously typed variables, arrays etc? Thanks in advance Best, John

15 years, 1 month

Re: Custom Folding

by John Relosa

That works great thanks! Is there a way to autocomplete the < symbol? I can do it with the { so when I press "{" TM autocompletes it with the end } so it automatically becomes {}. How can I add that functionality to the "<" symbol so it automatically becomes <>. Thank you. ___________________________________________ You could easily customize the folding patterns. It would be up to you to decide what your convention would be; just add those angle brackets in to the pattern and you should be on your way. You can also easily add more folding patterns. If I'm understanding your request right, you could simply match on "function" and "end function", etc, you just need to map them all out. So, combined, something like this: foldingStartMarker = '\{<[^\/]+>\}|^(loop|function|if|on init)'; foldingStopMarker = '\{<\/.+>\}|^(end (loop|function|if|on))'; If you want to add more folding matches following the "X/end X" pattern, just add a pipe and the "X" to the parts in both expressions that look like this: (loop|function|if|on init) Hope that helps, +dru On Jul 13, 2011, at 8:23 AM, John Relosa wrote: Hello, thanks, this works ok but now every time I have any {comment}, TM shows a down fold arrow only (since there is no {/comment} obviously. Is there a way to have the {block}...code...{/block} folding system differentiate from regular {comments} It could be something like: {<block>} {comment on code} code {comment on loop} {<loop>} loop code end {</loop} more code {</block>} Only the {<...>} ...... {</...>} would have folding markers and not the regular {comment}. Secondly regarding the language, there is no standard folding set but it would be nice to set up keywords that would start and end folds in user defined paired words like function.... end function, if...end if, on init...end on, etc... Is that possible? Thanks in advance.

15 years, 1 month

Re: Can I add a symbol to a word after the word is typed?

by Brandon M Fryslie

You can do this by recording a macro. Type a word, then under Bundles on the toolbar, go to Macros and click Start Recording. Press the key combination for 'move to beginning of word' (which is option+left arrow for me), and then press '$'. Then click 'Stop Recording'. With any luck you should have a macro that does 'move to beginning of word' and then 'insert $'. You can do that for all the characters you need, and obviously much more complicated scenarios. Brandon > Hello, > I was wondering if that is possible. The symbol for variable in the > language I > am working on is the "$" sign. > Would it be possible to add this after the word has been typed and have it > added > in the beginning of the word? The same would go for the array symbol %, > strings array "!" etc.. > So I would type "counter" and then decide if I want this to be a variable > or an > array so depending if I type $ or % after that word it would end up being > $counter or %counter > Thanks in advance for any input. > Best, > John

15 years, 1 month

Can I add a symbol to a word after the word is typed?

by John Relosa

Hello, I was wondering if that is possible. The symbol for variable in the language I am working on is the "$" sign. Would it be possible to add this after the word has been typed and have it added in the beginning of the word? The same would go for the array symbol %, strings array "!" etc.. So I would type "counter" and then decide if I want this to be a variable or an array so depending if I type $ or % after that word it would end up being $counter or %counter Thanks in advance for any input. Best, John

15 years, 1 month

Re: Custom Folding

by John Relosa

Hello, thanks, this works ok but now every time I have any {comment}, TM shows a down fold arrow only (since there is no {/comment} obviously. Is there a way to have the {block}...code...{/block} folding system differentiate from regular {comments} It could be something like: {<block>} {comment on code} code {comment on loop} {<loop>} loop code end {</loop} more code {</block>} Only the {<...>} ...... {</...>} would have folding markers and not the regular {comment}. Secondly regarding the language, there is no standard folding set but it would be nice to set up keywords that would start and end folds in user defined paired words like function.... end function, if...end if, on init...end on, etc... Is that possible? Thanks in advance. ------------------------------ Message: 4 Date: Tue, 12 Jul 2011 13:01:25 -0700 From: Dru Kepple <dru(a)summitprojects.com> To: TextMate users <textmate(a)lists.macromates.com> Subject: [TxMt] Re: Custom Folding Message-ID: <882B4362-5E89-413C-AA0A-BA1FD64670DB(a)summitprojects.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" A basic folding pattern could be set up like this: foldingStartMarker = '\{([^\/]+)\}'; foldingStopMarker = '\{\/.+\}'; This won't be smart enough to match the text in between the curly braces, but as long as you use the slash to mark an end comment, it should be pretty workable. TextMate will handle nesting as you'd probably expect it to, so this: {block} code {loop} loop code end {/loop} more code {/block} Should fold as you'd want it to. Do you have standard folding set up for the language? I don't know what language you're using, but folding is usually set up for things like functions and loops, so that's helpful, too. But I mention it because if you have to add the above markers into an existing language grammar that already has markers set up, you'll need to do them like this: foldingStartMarker = 'otherMarker|\{([^\/]+)\}'; Note the vertical pipe in between the new addition and the existing marker; that's the regex "or". Also, worth noting that TextMate only matches folds if the start and stop markers are at the same indent level, not merely if the marker is matched. You might get some interesting folding results with the additions combined with goofy indentation. +dru On Jul 12, 2011, at 11:12 AM, John Relosa wrote: Hello, Excuse my newbie question but I am trying to do custom folding in the language that I am working on and can't figure out how. Comments in this language start and end with { comment..... } Anything else is compilable. Is there a way to specify something like {Start of code block} code . . . . {/End of code block} Thanks John _______________________________________________ textmate mailing list textmate(a)lists.macromates.com<mailto:textmate@lists.macromates.com> http://lists.macromates.com/listinfo/textmate -

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