I think these commands are called something like CamelWord and snake_word
(but I do not have those names exactly correct). -- pr
On Wed, 14 Jul 2010, ijmcf wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I have seen two different 'move caret by word' behaviors in TextMate:
> the first stops the caret at capital letters, underscores, and after every
> number, such that moving the caret across "aB_911" is 5 movements
> the second *doesn't* stop the caret at any of the above, so moving across
> "aB_911" is one movement
>
> On my setup (see below) the former is bound to ctrl-arrow and the latter to
> alt-arrow.
>
> I would like to change the bindings of ctrl-arrow to do the latter, but I
> don't know the name of the command to bind to in DefaultKeyBinding.dict (the
> former seems to be MoveWordLeft/Right or MoveWordForward/Backward).
>
> Any help appreciated
> Thanks!
>
> Mac OS X Snow Leopard
> External Kinesis ergonomic keyboard
> Custom DefaultKeyBinding.dict
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Hi!
Lets say I have houndreds of images in a folder and I want to list them in
an HTML-document. So I just paste in my list of images in TextMate like
this:
IMGP0410.jpg
IMGP0411.jpg
IMGP0412.jpg
IMGP0413.jpg
IMGP0414.jpg
To make proper links of this list I will have to paste the complete list of
images once more next to my first list like this:
IMGP0410.jpg IMGP0410.jpg
IMGP0411.jpg IMGP0411.jpg
IMGP0412.jpg IMGP0412.jpg
IMGP0413.jpg IMGP0413.jpg
IMGP0414.jpg IMGP0414.jpg
Is it possible to do this in textmate without having to manually edit every
line in my list?
/regards David S, Sweden
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Allan,
I love TM1 so much that I wonder what TM2 could even do to make my life
better.
Perhaps I missed the discussion that already took place. From a prior post
though, you said that you are using TM2 now to further develop TM2.
What about TM2 makes your life easier?
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Brad Tittle
Tech Support
Hello all,
I'm using TM primarily for Actionscript (love it!) and I was using the built in 'Actionscript' bundle until a few weeks ago when I downloaded and installed the 'Actionscript 3' bundle from the Subversion site.
now I've got these two bundles both of which have snippets and commands I want to use - but unfortunately I seem to only be able to have one active at a time. I've figured out that this is a 'scope' issue but I don't know how to change the scope on multiple commands/snippets etc at once. obviously going through and changing each one is not the way to do it.
I customized the built in AS bundle with quite a few custom snippets I definitely want to keep, so how do I go about merging the bundles or changing the scope on multiple commands/snips etc?
thanks in advance,
bennett
I am sorry for the confusion. In the last question (see below) I mean, that
I create a new language definition for highlighting some text format with
php/ruby insertions in TextMate. I don't care now how it looks in
BundleEditor (that was another question).
On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 13:46, Tobias Jung <newsgr(a)tobiasjung.net> wrote:
> nuke <sila.razuma(a)gmail.com> wrote (Mon, 7 Jun 2010 22:57:01 +0200):
>
> > Repeating my question:
> > Thanks to your answers, I can now highlight PHP insertions in my custom
> > language by copying the repository and delimiters pattern from PHP
> language
> > definition. However, I would like to avoid this unnecessary duplication.
> Is
> > it possible to simply refer the PHP definitions without copying them to
> my
> > language?
>
> Well, install the "Edit in TextMate" input manager...
>
> Kind regards,
> Tobias Jung
>
>
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Hi -- When I use Command-R to typeset a file in TextMate (using engine
pdflatex), I get an error message that
Package epstopdf Warning: Graphics driver file `pdftex.def' not found.
and it does not typeset correctly.
However, if I typeset the same file in Terminal using
% pdflatex foo.tex
It typesets fine and I do not get the error. The Terminal version is running
pdflatex in /usr/texbin . I am not sure what TextMate is running. -- pr
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I was scrubbing some data today and had textMate lock on me a couple of
times.
I had placed [END OF RECORD] at the end of my line and went to replace the
[END OF RECORD] with \n.
My data was 1 line 60000 characters long. My mistake was failing to either
a: uncheck the "regular expressions" check box or b. escaping the braces or
c. using a delimiter that wasn't accidentally a regular expression.
No, this doesn't require anything to be fixed. The beauty of RegEx is that
it lets you do so much. The ugliness is that it gives you plenty of rope to
hang yourself.
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Tech Support
Allan, thanks for the response (I've only just seen it, having been away).
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On 7 Mar 2010, at 16:31, Mike Lim wrote:
>* […] Should I be able to upload an image straightaway into the post
*>* before posting it?
*
You should, yes.
>* If so, how can I fix the problem I'm having?
*
If you get a regular link it sounds like you haven’t selected the
proper (Blogging) grammar.
What does the status bar show? and/or the tool tip which appears on
⌃⇧P (press that when in a blog post). Also, what extension does
your image have? And do you have multiple blogs or just one?
--------------
When I start a new post I do so by selecting New From Template > Blogging >
Blog Post (Markdown).
The status bar at the bottom says "Multimarkdown" (even if I select HTML
from the Blogging new template).
The tool tip comes up as 'Convert to PDF' (either on its own or with
'letter' or 'XeLatex').
My images have .jpg extensions, and I have two blogs, both on wordpress.com.
Thanks for any advice.
Mike Lim
I've noticed that at some point, the Control-Shift-P shortcut that should
show the scope of the text the pointer is at stopped working. Instead, it's
apparently reverted back to the system default for that: move the cursor up
one line and select everything between there and where it started, just like
Shift-Up Arrow would do.
I've used "Select Bundle Item" to see if there's a Control-Shift-P
keymapping overriding that, but there isn't. Actually, it seems like the
problem is precisely the opposite -- the TextMate keymapping has been
lost. I've deleted local copies of the "Text" and "TextMate" bundles that
were presumably updated or modified versions, but no luck in restoring it.
Any suggestions? This is almost certainly something simple I'm missing,
but... well, I'm missing it.
- Watts
