I fully expect someone to point out that this already exists :)
I typically move between tabs using Cmd-Opt-Left and Cmd-Opt-Right.
Typically I try to arrange the tabs so that the set of files I'm
actively switching between are adjacent. If Cmd-Opt-Ctrl-Left and Cmd-
Opt-Ctrl-Right moved the current tab to the left or right I could re-
order the tabs as part of navigating to a different tab just by
holding Ctrl down.
Say I have four tabs:
[*F1*] [ F2 ] [ F3 ] [ F4 ]
I'm on F1 and I want to go to F3. I'd also like F1 and F3 to be
adjacent to each other because I'm going to be switching between
them. So Cmd-Opt-Ctrl-Right does
[ F2 ] [*F1*] [ F3 ] [ F4 ]
and then Cmd-Opt-Right does
[ F2 ] [ F1 ] [*F3*] [ F4 ]
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Andy Armstrong, hexten.net
Hi!
Firstly, Textmate is a fantastic text editor! I use it all the time,
and it constantly amazes me with something new and clever :-)
Anyway, I would like to either request a new feature, or ask if
anybody has an idea how/if it could be scripted as an automated task?
Essentially I'd like to be able to set, on a per-document basis, the
ability to have the document automatically save itself every minutes.
Today, my macbook crashed, and I lost a fairly big chunk of an essay.
It may actually be better if a way could be suggested to simply
automate a task every n minutes - that way, I could have Textmate
automatically commit a document to my svn/bzr repository! That'd be
great!
So... is this possible? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
James Frost
Is there a way to send a value to ${TM_BLOG_TITLE} through
applescript in the TextMate blogging bundle?
I'm thinking about creating a Quicksilver action that can use the
text from Quicksilver to fill the title of the blogging HTML template.
Thanks,
Graham English
Hi. My name is Tyler - I run Snipplr.com. (Allan blogged about us last
summer.) I'm working on an updated bundle for Snipplr, and was
wondering if anyone would be interested in helping me test it?
(BTW: For the rest of this message when I say "snippet", I'm referring
to a snippet stored on Snipplr, not a TextMate snippet.)
I ask because I'm doing some strange stuff with it. Previously, I was
sending a request to the server each time the user requested a
snippet. This new version syncs your snippets and favorites directly
into TextMate's bundle menu - giving you offline access to all your
code stored in Snipplr.
To do this, I'm generating the TextMate bundle on-the-fly using PHP on
the server - so each user's bundle is customized for their account.
I'm creating the tmSnippet's, tmBundle's, plists, etc.. It's also got
an auto-update feature to keep the bundle's snippets in sync.
So far everything is working. I need to add code to make it handle
errors gracefully and also to check the integrity of the bundle before
it installs an update of itself.
Any feedback on how I can improve the way I'm doing this would be
greatly appreciated.
More info about the new bundle (and how to get it!) is available here:
http://blog.snipplr.com/2007/05/09/new-snipplr-textmate-bundle-beta/
Thanks :)
first of all, you're doing a great job on the as3 bundle !!
*) why is the scope selector of the build and other commands
source.actionscript.3 , while in the language file the scope is
source.actionscript3.
When trying to build, the shortcut won't work. With scope selector
source.actionscript3 it does.
herewith a delta file .
*) that when you checkout the actionscript 3 bundle you get the following error
svn co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Review/Bundles/ActionScript\
3.tmbundle
svn: Can't convert string from 'UTF-8' to native encoding:
svn: ActionScript 3.tmbundle/Commands/Insert Color?\226?\128?\166.tmCommand
greetz
Joachim
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http://4d.ratubagus.net
Hello everyone,
I live in the latex bundle, but this feature request may be relevant
to others. I would like to be able to move blocks of text in the
latex file by simply moving corresponding headers in the "Go to
Symbol" sidebar. This would replace my need to use OminOutliner to
organize material. (There seems to be no satisfactory way to port a
Latex file from TextMate into OmniOutliner without a great deal of
hand work.)
A related feature request would be a Latex logic checker. No matter
how we move blocks around, we may wish to check that the references
maintain their logical ordering. It would be nice to have a command
to do this for us, especially for long documents. I am no
programmer, but I imagine this should be easy to do -- find each \ref
that occurs before its \label.
Cheers,
Jenny
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Professor of Mathematics
University of California, Berkeley
851 Evans Hall
Berkeley CA 94720-3270
Tele: 510-642-9666
Fax: 510-642-5270
Email: harrison(a)math.berkeley.edu
Web: http://math.berkeley.edu/~harrison/
This is a repeat of a comment I made on the latest TextMate blog post[1].
I remember some discussion on the list about the Subversion menu, but I can't find it.
The command that I always want for Subversion is Diff with Newest. Why is that the second option? The CVS bundle has it as the first option. Do people really use Diff Revisions that often?
The diff commands start at the eleventh position in the menu and so don't have number shortcuts. They also all start with 'Diff', so pressing 'd' only jumps to the first command.
[1] http://macromates.com/blog/archives/2007/05/06/textmates-many-key-shortcuts/
Hi there,
I use Markdown format for all of my plain text files - both to
convert to HTML for export and to help organise my files. I find the
syntax highlighting of headings and lists really helps me keep large
files organised - especially with using curly braces to 'section'
material and keep it folded away.
Is it possible to change the way headings are recognised? In
particular I would like to have the following:
## Heading 1 {
Some text in here...
}
## Heading 2 {
Some text in here...
}
## Heading 3 {
Some text in here...
}
This currently only picks up the first heading, seeing the others as
meta.paragraph.markdown, whereas leaving in line breaks:
## Heading 1 {
Some text in here...
}
## Heading 2 {
Some text in here...
}
## Heading 3 {
Some text in here...
}
Means I get all the headings recognised correctly. Both versions
above are recognised and converted to HTML correctly by the
Markdown.pl script so I presume the highlighting is down to the
language grammar? I looked at it and tried to change it myself but
broke all the other formatting as well so think I need some
professional input on this one!
I know its not a life-changing query but I'd like to understand the
language grammar stuff better and this looks like a good starter
project!!
Thanks,
Nigel
