Sample:
$sql = "INSERT INTO table (field) VALUES ('".$foo."')";
The bundle in 1.5.6 (1405) doesn't break out of SQL syntax
highlighting properly on the string. To fix sql-string-double-quoted
and sql-string-single-quoted change:
end = '"';
to regex:
end = '.*?"';
Forgive this PHP programmer if Ruby regex differs and there's a
better fix than this!
I think I'm done with HTML anchors after this. The named anchor
commands have evolved into a full indexing bundle due to a positive
response. Apparently I'm not the only one who gets relegated to
creating long listings with anchored indexes at the top, despite my
protests. So the bundle includes the original commands, plus fully
automated index creation, including even/odd row classes, sub-
indexing for multiple sections, and indexing with summaries.
Everything is inserted as snippets for modification.
The bundle includes a help file and can be found at my blog.
http://blog.circlesixdesign.com/2007/07/13/html-indexing-bundle/
Thanks,
Brett
Hey all, this might be SLIGHTLY off topic but I don't think it is.
I'd really like to write a command to execute SQL statements against
SQL server, but I'm not sure of a command line tool that I can use
with the command. Not to mention there are plenty of times I'd
rather use a tool like the mysql cli tool rather than a full GUI
app. Is anyone using anything from the command line that works well
for them with SQL Server?
- Cliff
On 6/25/07, at 8:37 PM, Ryan Wilcox said:
>Hello all,
>
>I use the Pascal bundle quite a bit, and - while the Pascal bundle
>is MUCH better about understanding what a (to use the C term)
>prototype is vs a definition, it still fails when looking at
>functions (pascal methods that return a value).
I have a change for the Pascal Prototype regex. With this regex it passes all the tests in my previous email on this topic (<http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.textmate.general/20600>)
(I believe) The solution is simple:
add (: \w+)? to existing meta.function.prototype.pascal regex so it is:
\b(?i:(function|procedure))\b\s+(\w+(\.\w+)?)(\(.*?\))?(: \w+)?;\s*(?=(?i:attribute|forward|external))
If someone could check this out and commit this change (or one like it) to the Pascal bundle I'd be very grateful.
Thanks so much!,
_Ryan Wilcox
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In the previous version of TextMate when I submitted a highlighted set of
queries to MySQL it would execute them all in order and show the results.
In the new version it only seems to execute the first SQL statement out of
the highlighted group. This is a big problem for me because I only use
TextMate to edit and submit stored procedures which require at least three
separate statements to be submitted (delimiter change, my stored procedure,
delimiter change back.) Does anyone know of a way to fix this in the new
version? Or if not can someone point me to link of the previous version so
I can reinstall it?
Thanks
--
Dave
i have 3 mac computers, and i updated textmate to the latest version, one by
one. seems that mtasc is not working anymore, i get a colored blank swf all
the time.
is working for you, macuser?
I've installed, deleted the symbolic link, installed again, but still
not working.
edit in textmate is in the menu, but clicking it just makes a ping
noise.
suggestions?
TIA
Hello,
I'm running build 1405 and when trying to use the "Show Changes"
feature, when doing a svn log on my project I get the following:
svn: invalid option character: c
Type 'svn help' for usage.
Anybody else experiencing this?
Thanks
When trying to configure the SQL Bundle, I get the following error in
my console.log, http://pastie.caboo.se/77638. I'm using a fresh
install of Textmate v1405. No other textmate plugins are installed
besides the ones that are installed by default.
