Hello.
This is a simple feature request that I think is easy to implement for
anybody knowing something more about TextMate bundles than myself.
Is it easy to mark TABs at the beginning of the line that does not
have anything else?
I mean, mark as suspicious all lines that math /^\t\s*$/
Thank you,
Alberto
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Alberto Simões
I am finding that Textmate will not color the syntax in my html document,
nor will it allow me to use any of the html bundle keyboard shortcuts or
even auto indent properly. If I save the exact same file as a php document
then I instantly get all these features back.
Why is this happening? Is it possible to get proper html handling within an
html document?
-Colin
Good day, hope its possible to post here asking for a feature request,
maybe it will be implemented in 2.0?
My suggestion is simple - subtle vertical grid on background color,
marking tab widths. So you can easily find matching bracket or opening
if() just by glancing at the code.
Like, if tab width set to 4chr - background gets lined up with
vertical bars: width:4chr darker, 4chr lighter, till the edge of window.
I use Select Balanced Tags Bundle http://subtlegradient.com/articles/2007/11/15/sel...to
quickly find my way around in html, and want some simple guidelines
so they can be used anywhere we use tabs. If you enable Show
Invisibles its not quite the same – too much clutter and essentially
useless.
Hello,
Sorry if this has been asked and answered previously - I quickly searched
but couldn't find an answer...
I have written a "push" command to save my current file/line/column (where
I'm at) and restore it with a "pop" command. I would like to run the "push"
command before I do operations like "Goto Current Tag [TM CTags]" so that I
can run my "pop" command to restore where I was at.
I cannot seem to figure out how to build a "macro" command that could do
both push and goto with a single key stroke (i.e. like remapping the ^] key
to do both) - I tried to record a macro but the macro stops recording when I
run the "Goto Current Tag" command.
Thanks,
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Hi all,
The media wiki bundle lacks snippets for inserting references.
I wonder if whomever maintains that bundle could add the two attached
snippets which are triggered by "ref" and insert either
{{Fact|date=month year}}
or
<ref>$author ($year). $title. $journal, $vol $pages</ref>
I'm sure books and websites are common references too, but at least
this get the idea going. Feel free to edit/improve of course.
Happy hanukah,
tim
That directory re-creation seems to have fixed the problem. I'm typing
this in TextMate :)
Thanks Mel.
jon
/RNN (http://responsenotnecessary.com)
On Jan 5, 2009, at 7:01 AM, textmate(a)lists.macromates.com wrote:
> The old method works for Panther. For Leopard you need to look at
> this link
> Allan gave me
> See http://blog.macromates.com/2007/inputmanagers-on-leopard/
>
> Hope this is what you're looking for.
>
> Mel
Hi Dave,
Well, I've just started :) and probably wouldn't use it for quick
replies. But my motivations for using Edit in TextMate were:
* Snippets make it easy to boilerplate responses. I know there are
Mail plugins to help with this, but I haven't seen any with TextMate's
Regex capabilities. I used to use TextExpander but the current version
conflicts with my Dvorak keyboard.
* When I write a long email I often like to save a text file version
for future reference.
* I work in digital preservation and know that all those Microsoft
Word documents will eventually become unreadable. Using TextMate as my
text editor, blogging platform, and now email editor lets me keep non-
proprietary versions of all my documents. (I save most everything as
HTML.)
Of course, there are wrinkles I haven't smoothed out yet. For
instance, when I select part of a quoted message in Mail.app and Edit
in TextMate, the overall quote level seems to increase for some reason
when I return to Mail. But so far, so good.
jon
/RNN (http://responsenotnecessary.com)
> From: "David Frascone" <dave(a)frascone.com>
> Do you actually find it easier to compose mail in textmate? For me,
> I've
> replaced all of my programmers' editors with textmate -- and I've
> even gone
> so far as to set my EDITOR variable.
>
> But e-mail? Is it worth the effort?
>
> -Dave
Chaps,
The essay question I have is this:
"It would be great to save regexes from the find & replace dialog.
Discuss."
;-)
I have a number of projects running from the same codebase, and whilst
there's a basic framework that's mirrored across all of them (via a
hard linked directory) I'm finding myself wanting to use the same find
& replace fixes across them all.
I've tried a creating a super-project, which does work, but is
cumbersome (it's slow, and you have to be careful with mercurial and
with saving updates to the referenced framework).
What would be really nice would be the ability to save find & replace
regexes as matching pairs.
As an aside - 10 regexes aren't really enough in the dialog either ;-)
is there a way of upping them?
Happy new year,
R
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Richard Dyce MA (Cantab.) MBCS MIET
Hello all,
I managed to get fullscreen editing with TextMate the way I want it
(no menubar, text not filling up the full width of the screen and
being centered on the screen). I know that I am not the only one who
wanted this feature...
I use BackDrop and a patched version of Megazoomer. You can find the
details in my blog: http://sadilek.blogspot.com/2009/01/fullscreen-editing-in-textmate-la.html
Best regards
Daniel Sadilek
