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CSV Language Bundle (can't get text.csv scope)

by Fritz Anderson

My quest for supporting CSV whizbangs in TextMate continues. I created a very simple CSV language bundle, and can't get my CSV commands (OK, so far, "command") to apply to the file. I added a new bundle and named it CSV. Here is the language spec: ============= { scopeName = 'text.csv'; fileTypes = ( 'csv' ); } ============= Simple enough. My problem may be that it's too simple. I'm figuring that patterns and folding don't make much sense in a language as simple (hah!) as CSV. Opening a .csv file identifies the file as CSV (the language popup says "CSV"). However: - Trying to detect the scope inside the file (⌃⇧P) produces no scope tip at all. - The commands popup at the bottom of the window starts you off at the top of the language list, not at CSV. - Pressing ⌘R (the key equivalent for one of my CSV commands) gives me a popup offering the ⌘R commands of two other bundles (including Xcode)... which I now see specify no scope for those commands. My ⌘R is scoped for text.csv. Clearly my language spec does not suffice to give the contents of a .csv file text.csv scope. I'm missing something. What is it? — F

19 years

Blogging bundle -- MT Categories

by Andrew Jaffe

While we're on the subject of the blogging bundle (i.e., after reading the previous post which reminded me), what's the status of Movable Type categories? Any hope of getting them supported? At present, that's one of the only things keeping me from using TM for all my blogging (instead, I use MarsEdit along with a plugin that lets me convert keywords to tags). Yours, Andrew

19 years

Persistent Includes

by Nigel Chapman

I'm not sure how to put this without sounding like a demanding ingrate, but here goes... I've been using Brad Choate's persistent include commands since the day they came out, because they are brilliant for my way of working. But (here it comes) they would be so much more brilliant still if it was possible to update any files selected in the project drawer whenever an included file was changed. I know about TM_SELECTED_FILES, but I can't see how to apply a command to all of them in place. The only thing I could think of involved creating temporary files, which doesn't seem the right way to be going about this. Any suggestions?

19 years

Broken RubyMate == Broken Heart

by Jed Hurt

A new file in TextMate: ==================== p "testing rubymate" ==================== command+R to see the output in RubyMate and here's what I get: Output in Run Window: /bin/bash: line 4: DISPLAY has been set to :0.0 /usr/bin/ruby: No such file or directory Where did my precious RubyMate go?

19 years

Snippet to change an HTML tag

by Jed Hurt

This seems to happen quite often... I have: <h2>Download Our Catalog</h2> Which needs to become: <h3>Download Our Catalog</h3> How would I go about writing a snippet/command that would allow me to select "<h2>Download Our Catalog</h2>", activate the snippet, and have the tag become selected ("h2" in this case) and mirrored in the closing tag, therefore allowing me to simply type "h3" and then tab back out?

19 years

PHP indentation comments and ;

by bigkm

the indentation looks as if it is indenting the next line if there is not a semicolon on the end of the previous line which is fine except when the previous line is a comment like this #init var $var = 2; should be #init var $var = 2; i notice that this is only happening since allan's updates. Thanks Kim

19 years

Mouse Triggers, pretty please?

by Gerd Knops

I'd love to have mouse triggers to trigger commands, eg Alt-Cmd- Click, Alt-Tripple click and things like that... Any chance? Gerd

19 years

Select pasted text

by Nigel Chapman

I often find that I paste something into a document, then immediately select it to do something to it, like wrapping it in tags or converting characters to entities. Long ago I used an editor (possibly alpha) that had a 'select pasted text' command, that did the selection straight after a paste, without having to drag over it or whatever. I can't find an equivalent command in TextMate, nor any environment variables pointing to the start and end of the latest pasting that would let me implement it myself. Have I missed something? Either a command in some bundle I don't know about or some other way of achieving the same effect? If not, here's a feature request. Any one of the following: Select Pasted Text command Paste and Select command (extra modifier key on cmd-V) Select after Pasting preference. Thanks for any help or pointers.

19 years

Svnserve and Commit

by nemea

Hi list, I have a problem with the Subversion bundle. The svn server uses svnserve. It checkouts ok through the bundle, but when I try to commit something it fails with: subversion/libsvn_client/commit.c:873: (apr_err=170001) svn: Commit failed (details follow): subversion/libsvn_ra_svn/client.c:309: (apr_err=170001) svn: Can't get password Where can I enter my username and password for the svn repository?? Maybe an shell variable? Thanks, Kostas

19 years

auto-completion? does Textmate support this (e.g. start typing a variable name then hit a hotkey to provide suggestions)

by Greg Hauptmann

Hi all, Does Textmate provide any auto-completion capabilities? (like RadRails is starting to). If not are there plans to? I mean those features like: * type the first few characters of a local/instance variable name then hit hot key combination and suggestions for current variables that match this a presented to you, * type a variable name then "." and get suggestions of available methods (a bit more interesting I know for a language like ruby) Thanks Greg

19 years

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