I'm experiencing slowness when I use the number keys 1-9 (not 0). There's a
full second's delay from pressing a number to having it appear in the file
that I'm editing. Interestingly the problem also exists when changing using
Apple+Number keyboard shortcut to change between open file tabs. The problem
only occurs in projects.
Is anyone else having this problem? Any suggestions on a solution would be
greatly appreciated.
I'm using OS X 10.4.11 and I have the ProjectPlus plug-in installed.
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I had earlier asked a question about how to have the textmate editor
highlight the footnotes in my latex document. Link:
http://www.nabble.com/Highlighting-in-Textmate---Latex-to20379168.html#a203…
I had two very good responses to that question about how to find the scope
and how to modify the preferences. For footnotes, the scope was
meta.footnote.latex
Now I am using a package called "changes" in latex, which defines commands
like \added, \deleted and so on for tracking changes. I want to highlight
anything that appears in the braces in \added{}. Using the method suggested
in the above post I found the scope as meta.group.braces.tex. But this scope
is common to many other pair of braces (for example, subscripts,
superscripts, \vspace{} etc.) and it highlights all those too. How can I
have the editor just highlight something that appears between \added{}.
Thanks very much.
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How can I escape certain chars in a selection in TM? If this is not
built in, can someone help me make a macro or equivalent to do so?
Example:
echo "<a href="untitled.html" id="name" class="name"
target="_self">test</a>";
I would select the entire line, it would be smart enough to know the
language from the string.
echo "<a href=\"untitled.html\" id=\"name\" class=\"name\" target=
\"_self\">test</a>";
I have a feeling there is probably something built in that can help
me, but I am just not finding it.
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It would be useful with a command "Diff selected directory with
Version ...",
that would generate a diff for ALL versioned files in selected
directory.
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Tommy Nordgren
tommy.nordgren(a)comhem.se
I'm newly coming back to the Mac after a long hiatus (late 1980's as a
developer); been Windows in the interim.
I still have to work periodically in Windows boxes and am somewhat forlorn
at the layout of the navigation keys on the Mac (as in most laptops). This
is where VI shines; the navigation can be accomplished in the "center" of
the keyboard where key layouts are consistent. David Wooten maps a single
key (http://lists.macromates.com/textmate/2006-January/007683.html) and Kirk
Fitzpatrick was attempting a plugin (
http://lists.macromates.com/textmate-plugins/2007-January/000022.html).
Anyone figure out anything like what VI has or have any ideas? I'm
considering building something that intercepts keystrokes right out of the
operating system so that TextMate has to know very little.
Thanks in advance,
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With privilege comes responsibility,
with responsibility comes accountability,
with accountability comes honesty,
with honesty comes faithfulness.
I started a project I call "ropen", which is like OS X's "open" or
TextMate's "mate" commands, but works remotely by automatically
mounting the remote filesystem locally using MacFuse's sshfs:
http://github.com/tlrobinson/ropen/tree/master
It works quite well, except when you try to open a large directory
tree in TextMate. It seems like TextMate is trying to walk the entire
tree immediately when it's opened. Doing this over the network is very
slow and ends up hanging TextMate for moderately sized directory trees.
Is there any possibility of changing the behavior to lazily do
whatever initialization TextMate needs to do when opening directories?
Thanks,
Tom
I have seen others do this, I can not find any docs on it.
In php, I have seen someone type in array_keys() and somehow, they are
able, in that completion, or at a later time, get it to insert the
template arguments: array_keys ( array $input [, mixed $search_value
[, bool $strict= false]] )
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Howdy!
I would like to use TextMate for C/C++, but I have no idea how to set up. So what do I have to do to get this simple code working?
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
prinft("hello world");
return 0;
}
Thanks a lot!
This qualifies as "Well, if you don't like kicking yourself in the nose,
why don't you stop doing it?" kind of suggestion.
When I open a network drive location and double click on the folder, it
opens.
Yes, if I just click on it and then click on the sub folder I really want it
works exactly as it is supposed to.
This isn't a bug. This is just me telling the world that I am incapable of
instantly changing the way I use my flippin mouse. The real answer lies in
doing a bunch of other things correctly, I just haven't started doing them
that way yet.
The only bug here is that because i double clicked on a large directory,
textMate basically locks up (because it is processing a lot of files over a
network connection and even though all CS guys are constantly trying to
avoid N^2, it keeps coming back to bite us!).
Anyone ever try to open a large spreadsheet (say anything over 6,000 rows)
in Numbers. NOT A FUN thing.
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