HI all
I may be missing something entirely obvious, but when I have a
document's language set to Mail and hit ^Q I seem to get the
behaviour from Text->Reformat Paragraph, rather than Mail->Reformat
Quoted Text. Can anyone give me a hint as to what I'm missing, or is
this a bug?
Thanks!
Grahame
I am wondering if there are settings that can be adjusted for setting up
printing support in TextMate. I would like to print line numbers and
change the font to a more printer friendly choice. Also (dreaming
here), being able to print landscape on the page in a two col style
would be killer. Any thoughts?
I just added a new feature to the "Show Actions" commands. The html
windows generated now contain a checkbox, using which you can toggle
whether the corresponding action is marked as completed or not. Each
time you click the checkbox it writes on the corresponding file.
It hasn't been checked much, so, you know, make backups and all that.
Any errors encountered will show up in Console.app.
You will need to switch away and back to textmate to see the changes
in the gtd files.
Haris
Hmm, can't seem to find the answer to this question, so here goes.
I want to override certain items in the Textmate.app/Contents/
SharedSupport/Support/ folder into my own local form, so that I don't
loose them each time Allan updates TM. How would I do that ?
Thinking mainly about the items in the css & scripts folders within
there, but even other items. I've tried my own local copy inside ~/
Library/Application Support/TextMate/Support/ and every permutation
of that, but no success.
Kind regards,
Mats
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Haven't seen this on the list:
<http://nickgravgaard.com/elastictabstops/>
The idea sounds quite interesting IMHO. Any chances to see something
like this in a future TextMate release? :)
Christian
Hi Andreas,
> From: Andreas Wahlin <andreaswahlin(a)bredband.net>
> It would be nice to get other symbols rather than just =, I smell a
> good JSON cleanup :)
> I suppose you change these two lines?
> relevant_line_pattern = /^[^=]+=/
> column_search_pattern = / *=/
>
> into something .. :/
> How'd you change hat to include at least : (semicolon) into the
> pattern matching?
I don't think just changing the patterns will solve the problem. The
reason I haven't gotten to the align-statements version is I'm going
to need to break the statements on language elements and then compare
those structures across lines to decide where to add spaces. It's
non-trivial. To be honest, I haven't had time to figure out the data
structures, yet. As I said, it's on my shortlist, but it's been a
busy couple of months.
Anyway, the code is AFL, so feel free to make whatever modifications you'd like.
Regards,
Chris.
Hi folks,
Methods w/ Generic return types aren't being noticed as symbols and
so aren't appearing in the symbol list and can neither be jumped-to
with Command-Shift-T
So .. a method like this:
public ArrayList<String> getNames() {
}
won't be recognized as a symbol .. I guess the "<Something>" is
tripping it up.
I've been trying to change the "type" part of the
meta.definition.method.java rule from this:
(\b(void|boolean|byte|char|short|int|float|long|double|(\w+\.)*[A-Z]\w
+)\b(\[\s*\])?)\s* # type
to:
(\b(void|boolean|byte|char|short|int|float|long|double|(\w+\.)*[A-Z]\w
+(<(\w+\.)*[A-Z]\w+>)?)\b(\[\s*\])?)\s* # type
but it's not cutting the mustard.
That definition, btw, is found on line 69 of the java language bundle
by way of copying the Java language definition straight from the
bundle editor, into a normal textmate window.
I tried escaping the "\<" ... but I don't think that's necessary (and
it didn't work)
Any language/regex gurus willing to offer some advice?
Thanks,
-steve
Hi,
I just start using Textmate and find the Reformat Paragraph command a
little bit confusing. When editing a text file, I usually leave two
spaces at the end of a sentence, but after "Reformat Paragraph" it
will leave only one space.
Since I've used emacs for quite a long time, it's natural to compare
with the fill-paragraph command in emacs. The behavior in emacs is
(1) if there is one space after a sentence, fill-paragraph will do
nothing; (2) if there is more than one space, fill-paragraph will
change it to two spaces.
Is there a way to change the behavior of "Reformat Paragraph" to match
fill-paragraph in emacs?
I searched the mail archive and find there was a discussion on
Reformat Paragraph in LaTeX mode. I agree that the current
implementation of Reformat Paragraph is completely useless when math
mode or other enviroment is inside a paragraph. Is anything going to
change for that?
Thanks,
Di
getting this error this morning in the commit window, with I think the
latest checkout of bundles
2006-07-07 10:25:25.826 CommitWindow[943] *** -[NSBundle load]: Error
loading code /Library/InputManagers/SIMBL/SIMBL.bundle/Contents/MacOS/SIMBL
for bundle /Library/InputManagers/SIMBL/SIMBL.bundle, error code 2 (link
edit error code 0, error number 0 ())
Sam D
I am doing this:
grep $TM_CURRENT_WORD references.bib | cut -d{ -f2 | cut -d, -f1
and displaying output as a tool tip to remind me of my BibTeX keys
when entering citations in a document.
It would be fun if there were an Output option "Insert as Drop Down
List" so I could choose from the options that come up and choose to
have one inserted.
