Hello, I seem to be using command-G often to find something again in
TM. I just realized Safari solves this so well, with a highlight of
the word or phrase I am looking for.
Is this possible in TM?
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What is the best approach for supporting a language within a language.
For example, in some languages you can embed inline assembly or C code.
You could extend the bundle for the primary language to support the
syntax and completions of the embed language, but that seems a bit
redundant.
Is there a way to use existing language bundle code within another
bundle? Are there any examples of this?
ref. How to config the internal TM preview browser to run the MAMP PHP
engine?
When running PHP scripts with TM cmd+shift+R run command, the internal TM
preview browser will use the system installed PHP engine. How can I config
the internal TM preview browser to run the MAMP PHP engine instead?
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I want to create a bundle to support a new text data format. It would be
pretty simple, mostly just syntax highlighting and comment character
definition. Is there manual or tutorial on creating bundles? I couldn't
find one on the Textmate website.
Thanks.
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Hello, usually I will option draw a box around some text, press
control-Q and it wraps it with hard line breaks. Handy.
I would like to define this in a more exact way, and set up a bundle
that does the same thing, to selected text, at say, 80 chars wide.
Not right on the 80 of course, take into account in the same way
control-Q does, where a word ends.
Thanks.
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I am working on mocking up a site, and I wanted to change the some-
site.com link to example.com using the Bundle Editor. I can highlight
the command, and see that it's there and what the shortcut is, but I
can't seem to edit it at all. (I don't have this problem with other
snippets and bundles and so forth.)
How do you do this?
Thanks,
Walter
Hello, please would you unsubscribe me from the mailing list?
I've tried this process using the form on your web page but I am still
getting the newsletters.
Thanks,
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Very nice, thanks!
baptiste
1. Re: highlight (JiHO)
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Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 19:52:30 -0400
From: JiHO <jo.lists(a)gmail.com>
Subject: [TxMt] Re: highlight
To: TextMate users <textmate(a)lists.macromates.com>
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On 2009-May-09 , at 15:35 , baptiste auguie wrote:
> Thanks for the two replies. highlight is a cool program I found here,
>
> http://www.andre-simon.de/doku/highlight/en/highlight_io.html
>
> I made an attempt to create a TM command for this, and it seems to
> work without the need for a temp directory,
>
> highlight -H --syntax R --inline-css --fragment --enclose-pre
> --style print `$TM_SELECTED_TEXT` | pbcopy
>
> It seems to work, albeit with some warning (seems to be attempting
> at interpreting the code of TM_SELECTED_TEXT) but since I simply
> discard the output and use the clipboard it's fine for my purpose.
>
> It's a small world JiHO! --- I'm hoping to use this shortcut to post
> R code on the new ggplot Wiki (http://ggplot2.wik.is).
OK, then I tried to link to some pasties and it does not work on this
wiki.
But indeed highlight seems to be nice and is very flexible in its
input. In particular it accepts input from stdin (where TM pipe your
text). So I installed it from macports but I don't have all the
options you have (--inlince-css, --enclose-pre etc.) because the
version there is too old.
Still a simple, one language (R here) bundle command could be:
highlight -X -l --include-style --syntax=R --style=print
input set to selection or document
output set to new document (or discard and add "| pbcopy" at the end
of the command).
This feeds the curent selection or document to highlight directly, not
need for the $TM_SELECTED_TEXT (and this solves your problems caused
by shell expansion I guess).
But creating a temporary file might still be desirable: if you create
it with the same extension as the current file, highlight will be able
to recognize the language and your bundle command will work for any
language.
Attached is my bundle item (currently set to display the HTML, pipe to
pbcopy if you want to copy). Here is the code:
# Extract file extension
extension=$(echo "$TM_FILEPATH" | awk -F "." {'print $NF'})
# Create a unique temporary file
tmpname=$(mktemp /tmp/TMtemp.XXXX)
tmpfile="$tmpname.$extension"
# Capture TM selection/Document
cat > $tmpfile
# Feed that to highlight
highlight --input="$tmpfile" -X -l --include-style --doc-title=$
(basename "$TM_FILEPATH") --style="vim-dark"
Hi all,
Thanks for the two replies. highlight is a cool program I found here,
http://www.andre-simon.de/doku/highlight/en/highlight_io.html
I made an attempt to create a TM command for this, and it seems to work without the need for a temp directory,
highlight -H --syntax R --inline-css --fragment --enclose-pre --style print `$TM_SELECTED_TEXT` | pbcopy
It seems to work, albeit with some warning (seems to be attempting at interpreting the code of TM_SELECTED_TEXT) but since I simply discard the output and use the clipboard it's fine for my purpose.
It's a small world JiHO! --- I'm hoping to use this shortcut to post R code on the new ggplot Wiki (http://ggplot2.wik.is).
Cheers,
baptiste
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Date: Fri, 8 May 2009 10:08:01 -0400
From: JiHO <jo.lists(a)gmail.com>
Subject: [TxMt] Re: hightlight macro
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On 2009-May-07 , at 05:21 , baptiste auguie wrote:
> I'm using a command line to create a html snippet with embedded css
> to post on a Wiki. At the moment I run,
>
> highlight test.r -H --inline-css --fragment --enclose-pre --
> style print | pbcopy
>
> on the command line. I'd like to create a macro in TM so that I can
> get the same processing applied to selected text in a document. I've
> never written any TM macro and I don't know Ruby (or bash for that
> matter). Would you be kind enough to help me out?
Apparently highlight (is that a command of your creation or something
else? It would help to know a little more about it) takes a file as
argument. So the only ways to have it work on a selection are:
1- to modify highlight to accept either a file or some raw text from
standard input (or only raw text)
2- copy the current selection to a temporary document and feed that to
highlight
If 1, then you can use highlight with no argument and set TM to feed
it selection or document. If the new version can only be made to
accept raw text you can still use it independently this way:
cat doc.r | highlight -H -...
If 2, the command would look like
# create a temporary document (cleanly)
tmpDoc=$(mktemp)
# fill it with TM input (selection or doc)
cat > $tmpDoc
# feed it to highlight
highlight $tmpDoc -H -...
Otherwise, depending on the purpose of these snippets, there are
plenty of online paste boards with syntax highlighting support for R,
and one is accessible from textmate (Paste selection online). You get
something like this:
http://pastie.textmate.org/private/epwkcdngtzljzkf1zxg
with a link you can embed in other pages (and I guess also in a wiki).
I am also pretty sure I saw some that could output the html that is
displayed (with the colors etc.).
Hop that helps.
JiHO
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Hey guys,
After the HTML bundle last week, it's time for my CSS bundle to get
the "separate bundle" treatment... It won't touch the default CSS
bundle anymore and it's called mCSS... Although this bundle is
anything BUT minimal... I had to stick so many tab triggers in there
that I'm going to dream about it tonight I think ;)
Anyway, it's over there:
http://minimaldesign.net/articles/read/textmate-css-bundle-v.1.5
Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to see in there...
Thanks!
- Yann
