Are there any plans to ditch the drawer? I wouldn't mind the file
list working like Mail, iTunes, iPhoto or most of the newer apps
coming out lately. I don't think the Drawer works, especially for
large hierarchies and 12-inch screens - both of which I am plagued with.
Thanks,
Colin D. Devroe
I'm trying to get the Template functionality working. I have authored
a template, but when I use the New from Template... menu item, I get
the file name 'untitled', which is not what I want to use in my file.
I see that if I have a project, I can choose a template to use, but
the list is different to the one in New from Template..., and I
cannot choose my newly created template.
Is this functionality useable, or is it still in a state of flux? Am
I missing something?
Drew
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Drew McCormack
www.maniacalextent.com
Can anyone out there with superpowers in writing shell script help with the
following? Id like to write a command that can locate the currently selected
word as a file within the project (assuming the word is the name of a class
or some such thing) and open that file. Now I know what you¹re all saying,
just copy the selection and paste it into the ³Go To file...² window, I just
thought this might be, you know, fractionally quicker, add up all those
extra clicks and key presses and over the course of a day I might save, oh,
10 seconds or so. ;-)
I just know someone out there can do this, but the more I stare at
combinations of locate, grep, perl and whatnot the more I can feel my sanity
ebb away.
Go on, you know you want to.
Chris
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Hi,
I just noticed that my syntax highlighting seems a bit messed up.
I've attached a screenshot, you can see that the "def" isn't getting
the keyword style but, by a process of switching themes about,
appears to be getting the entity style.
I also attached screenshots of the ctrl+shift+p output for the def &
end statement to show what TxMt thinks they are.
I updated to 790 this morning, don't remember seeing this before then.
Regards,
Matt
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>> [...] Also a command to take the selected text, add ".inspect # =>"
>> and push it to the clipboard.
>
> Have a look at Ruby -> Execute Line as Ruby (ctrl-shift E, which is
> unscoped, so it works in all contexts).
>
> It will execute the current line or selection via Ruby and insert the
> result (either using .to_s or .inspect, depending on the result type).
Yeah, but the script I linked to actually runs the program and gives
you (almost) real-time debugging while you're editing the file. Do you
have any good ruby one-liners that you use a lot?
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ben(a)incomumdesign.com
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I like the fact that I can have several folders each representing a
"project" within a TM Project.
However, it becomes quite confusing when editing files in a Project
set up this way.
- TurbogearsProject(group)
- Admin/
-admin/
-controllers.py
-static/
.
.
-Website/
-website/
-controllers.py
-static/
.
.
When editing the file "controllers.py" from folder Admin/admin/ and
Website/website/controllers.py there's no distinction between the two
files in the editor.
The list in cmd-T shows the files as "controllers.py - website" and
"controllers.py - admin". Is there any way I can get the same in the
file tab in the editor?
regards
/rune
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Behind the firewall, nobody can hear you scream...
Hi all,
Have downloaded the demo (1.1b17 (769)) and currently evaluate
TextMate (vs bbedit/textwrangler) against my needs. It looks like the
editor I was missing :)
Indeed I work on the support of the CLAIRE language which have
special construct that are often impossible to describe with other
editor's syntax facilities. The way TM handles languages/scopes and
other language inclusion is the best I've ever seen. I could create a
CLAIRE bundle that, for the first time, handles correctly the syntax
of CLAIRE (and, trust me, I'm not a regex guru...)!
My question is about a language description design. I tried (but
failed) to design the grammar such anything that is a valid CLAIRE
construct is described by a specific pattern and anything else falls
into the scope of 'invalid.illegal.something'. For instance, in
CLAIRE, a variable scope is introduced with a 'let' construct :
let x := 1, y := 2 in (x + y) // valid
let x := 1, y := 2 *BAD* in (x + y) // invalid : *BAD* illegal
The rule that describe the 'let' construct would look like :
let <#var-def-list> in <#any>
Which can't be described with a begin/end pattern, unless I can
reference a repository rule from whitin the begin/end pattern. Can we
do that ?
Is there a way to acheive this ?
Sylvain
I posted a bug report about TextMate basically not handling Japanese
well at all but am wondering if anyone has had problems working with
other double-byte languages or Arabic?
Cheers
Kyle
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I may simply be confused, but I just had a global find/replace
operation appear to go rather haywire on me and thought I'd ask about
it. The following values were entered in the dialog...
Find: <cfif Session.InAdminGroup IS "Yes">
Replace: <cfif Session.InAdminGroup>
"Ignore case" was checked and "Regular expression" was unchecked.
Here's what I ended up with in each replaced instance...
<cfif NOT Session.In<cfif Session.InAdminGroup>>
That doesn't seem quite right to me.
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Jack Baty
Fusionary Media - http://www.fusionary.com
Found this util today:
http://eigenclass.org/hiki.rb?
Enhanced+xmp+code+evaluation+and+annotation
You feed it code and it puts the output in comments, i.e.
a = 5
a # =>
would return
a = 5
a # => 5
I set up a command to save and run this filter to replace the document
and bound it to F10. Also a command to take the selected text, add
".inspect # =>" and push it to the clipboard.
Anyone interested?
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