On May 8, 2009, at 11:12 AM, Gerd Knops wrote:
> It's the dashes... ATM the bundle tries to find whatever word TM gives
> it, it ignores the selection.
>
> As a test, add '-' to the list of "Word Characters" (TextMate/
> Preferences, Text Editing tab). That should cause 'get-bottom-up-
> codelets' to be indicated as word, which the bundle should find.
That does the trick, thanks! And it will save me from having to select
the whole word for searching.
>> BTW is there source available for tmctags?
>>
> It's just a perl script...
Oh, yes, I see... I guess I just had too much whizzing around when I
visited the Support/bin directory.
Nice package!
Best,
Charles
Dear list,
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?
Thanks,
baptiste
Hi guys!
I've been using TextMate for a while (still a bit of a newbie though),
especially for Latex and I really LOVE everything about it. However, after
making a clean install due to a new MacBook I'm having some problems with
cleaning up the aux files that is created when I press cmd-R.
As I remember from my previous installation - all the aux files were deleted
when I clicked "clean up" in the html-window (that is displayed after cmd-R)
or by hitting ctrl-alt-delete, but now nothing happens - all files are still
in the folder where the .latex and .bib files are and the html-window
displays "Found 0 errors, and 0 warnings in 0 runs" after "clean up".
Have I messed something up or is there some issues with the "trash aux
files" command? Please help as it's so frustrating to have to manually
delete these files when, for instance, I've made some changes in the
.bib-file and need to include this new citation - but it only results in a
[?] until I manually delete the aux files and re-run "Typeset and view".
My installation:
TextMate v. 1.5.8 (1498)
Latex Bundle rev. 11510
MacTex 2008 with Skim as my selected viewer
Thanks so much for your help!!
/AM
Ps. Some time ago I read in some forum (maybe here I don't remember, sorry)
that the issue with "umlauts" in labels for sections (etc.) would be
addressed by changing the umlauts to the "normal" character without the
umlaut or a "_"-character as other special characters. Any news on this?
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Hi
because a reason I can't understand, Wiki in spanish is using urls
with funny chars like
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programación_dinámica_(computación)
this only gives you problems, and TextMate is no an exception. TM is
unable to jump (Cmd-F1) to them.
-- Juan Falgueras
Are there any TextMate users working on Automake, Autoconf, and TADS3
grammar bundles?
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On May 4, 2009, at 8:00 AM, textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com wrote:
> Does the presence of "HTML.tmbundle" just mean that I made some
> customization to it, and removing it will restore TM to the default in
> that particular bundle? What do you suggest so I am using your new
> bundle, and the default TM one?
That's right. To get a clean version, just removing HTML and mHTML in
both folders (if you have one in both folders) and restarting should
do the trick.
> Looking at your bundle, looks nice, thank you.
> Take the <br /> for example, I made my own at some point in the past,
> using this:
> <br${TM_XHTML}>
>
> This allows the XHTML closing style to be preference defined, not hard
> coded in. What do you think about applying that to all applicable
> cases?
Sounds interesting, but to be honest, I do everything in XHTML, so I
probably won't spend the time to get the bundle to be both HTML/XHTML
ready... unless I go back to HTML for HTML 5, which is not impossible :)
> I see perhaps some left over testing items, there are "cite copy" and
> "code copy", not sure if those are intentional.
This is actually on purpose and is there to add a extra tab trigger
(as far as I know, you can't add to different tab triggers to a single
snippet...). The idea was that, although the bundle works by typing
the 3 first letter of an element for all tab triggers, I'm guessing,
for four letter words it might be more intuitive to be able to type
"code" than "cod" so both are available... hope that makes sense.
Thanks!
Hi guys,
I've updated my HTML bundle to be it's own bundle so it doesn't
overwrite the default's HTML bundle anymore. I also rewrote the
commands in Ruby to make it easier to read+ customized and improved
snippets. Info there:
http://minimaldesign.net/articles/read/textmate-html-bundle-v.1.5
Let me know if you manage to break anything ;) Or if you'd like to see
any additions...
PS: I'll be updating my CSS bundle to be its own bundle too, soon...
But there are so many snippets in that one, it'll take a little
longer...
Hi,
call it good or bad, I'm using soft tabs (spaces) for just about
everything. The shop I work in doesn't even allow tabs in (most) source
files. Soft tabs in TextMate work great – except that I really need hard
tabs (just like everyone else) in Makefiles. So, what I currently keep
doing is to copy&paste a tab character from some other place. I'd really
love to tell TextMate to use hard tabs for everything in scope of the
Makefile bundle, without changing my global setting. Is that possible?
(If yes, why is it not active in the Makefile bundle?) Will it be
possible in 2.0?
Christopher
Hello,
As matlab code can't get compiled, I'm assuming you talk about running
matlab code from textmate.
I implemented an integration between MATLAB and Textmate, which allows
to run a script or the current cell in matlab when you are in
textmate. It only works when matlab runs in the terminal, as there is
NO WAY to communicate with the matlab java/X11 GUI.
Because the terminal is quite awful to use in interactive mode (no
mouse, different shortcuts, no syntax highlighting, problem with long
lines), I'm working on a matlab console bundle too, which works in a
similar way as the R-Console Bundle. I can communicate with matlab
both ways now. It's possible send commands to matlab and receive
matlab's output.
I sent an email to Thomas to discuss the integration of this in the
matlab bundle, but he seems busy now.
If you want more information about what I did, want to try, or better
if you want to help with this project (I'm quite bad at ruby, shell
scripts and other needed languages), send me an email.
Pierre
When editing comments in TextMate, I frequently use the Reformat
Selection text routine to fix paragraphs who's lines have gone past 80
characters long (my Wrap Column). Unfortunately this has some
unexpected side-effects in Java, which along with nicely reformatting
my selected comments (respecting the *s in the beginning of the line
even!) adds redundant starting and ending comments: /* and */. Why
does this happen? What can I do to fix this?
To reproduce, select a few lines inside a javadoc-formatted Java
comment (/** * */), and hit ^Q.
Thanks,
--
Elliot
