Hi All,
I really have gotten used to MultiMarkdown. But for a new project I
need to work a lot with Wiki Markup.
Has anyone written an XSLT or something else to produce Wiki Markup
from MultiMarkdown documnets?
Thanks
Gerd
The TextMate book[1] is going to go out to reviewers very soon and we
still need a few people.
If your not already in the beta and would be willing to devote a
little time reading the book and sending in feedback, I would love to
here from you (off-list please). I want to find a few people eager
to learn more about TextMate, since you are the book's target
audience. However, experienced users who will correct my missteps
are also welcome.
Drop me a line if you're interested: james(a)grayproductions.net
James Edward Gray II
1: http://www.pragmaticprogrammer.com/titles/textmate/index.html
hey allan i really like the new "empty" halloween window! i almost
fell from my chair! thank you!
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Hi,
some python commands are not working here, specifically the commands
which begin with "#!/usr/bin/env python".
When I try them, they output "env: python: No such file or directory"
My python lives at /usr/local/bin/python and this is also what the
(Preferences) textmate shell variable $TM_PYTHON is set to.
What do I need to do to get "#!/usr/bin/env python" also recognize that?
best,
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de Wittenstraat 225
1052 AT Amsterdam
the Netherlands
http://labs.ixopusada.com
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Hi!
There are two commands, "Go to symbol" and "Go to file", that uses a
search dialog to select a file or a symbol.
I think this would be very usefull for other commands too. I am
thinking about the insertion of references and citations in Latex. Is
there a possibility to use this feature in bundles?
Happy Helloween ;)
Helge
Hi!
There are two commands, "Go to symbol" and "Go to file", that uses a search dialog to select a file or a symbol.
I think this would be very usefull for other commands too. I am thinking about the insertion of references and citations in Latex. Is there a possibility to use this feature in bundles?
Happy Helloween ;)
Helge
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If you hit ctrl-shift-i in an untitled window, TermMate barfs up an
error "(erb):75:in `chdir': No such file or directory - TM_DIRECTORY
(Errno::ENOENT) from (erb):75".
I've been using TextMate to edit some C/C++ code, and I've noticed
that the language module doesn't catch functions where the parameter
list is split across multiple lines.
For example, it will catch this:
void myFunction( int a, int b )
{
}
But it will not catch this:
void myFunction(
int a,
int b
)
{
}
I was just wondering whether the regular expression should be
modifier to ignore any white-space and new-lines between elements of
the function definition?
I'm using TextMate 1305.
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Kind regards,
James Milne
There seems to be a problem with how TextMate deals with processes
run from a document. If you want your TextMate to become
irresponsive, just do the following
1. Open a new document
2. Type "yes"
3. Press ^R
4. Voilá!
Of course what you do is to run into an endless loop here. But the
problem is that the whole application becomes irresponsive. It really
should not be as prone to errors in external programs, since this
creates the risk of data losses.
Hi,
Is there any way to make a bundle command that works while there
is no file open in TextMate?
I often want to use the 'Remote Open...' command in my remote
editing bundle (http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~willu/RemoteEdit/) when
no other windows are open.
Cheers,
Will :-}