Hi,
First, let me say what a HUGE fan of TM I have become. I hadn't
looked at it since the spring, and I am amazed at how usable its
become (I always saw its power).
I'm trying to do run command...| html | tidy, and all it does is
delete all text in the active window -- not sure what I'm doing wrong.
dc
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David Clark
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Hello--
I really love the new symbol button in the status bar. I write a lot
of JavaScript using prototype methods, however, so dozens of methods
are tucked under one main function name. It would be great if these
would show up as distinct symbols (e.g. main,
main.prototype.methodName1, main.prototype.methodName2, etc.).
TextMate just keeps getting better, thanks.
--Dylan
I'm enjoying learning how to tweak the language bundles, and there's a
lot of good information in the help files and the wiki. There's one
small thing so far that I haven't found a good way to do. I'm playing
with adding support for heredoc-style embedded HTML in PHP document
and have added this to the PHP language syntax definition (version
2.0):
{ name = 'meta.scope.heredoc';
begin = '<<<HTML';
end = '^HTML;';
patterns = ( { include = 'text.html.basic'; } );
}
(Hopefully I haven't made too many embarassing mistakes in those four
lines. It seems to work, anyway.)
What I'd like to do is also specially color the heredoc tags, just to
make the beginning and end of each block stand out. Is there a right
way to do that?
A second, minor point about documentation: the wiki says "With regard
to syntaxes...there is a help page on how to define these." But the
term "syntaxes" isn't actually used in the TextMate help. That didn't
stop me from finding the help pages, but this seems like something
that would be good to clean up in the wiki for consistency's sake.
What's the canonical name for these language syntax definitions?
thanks,
pb
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Paul Bissex
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Northampton MA USA 01061-0847
http://macromates.com/wiki/pmwiki?n=Themes.UserSubmittedThemes
I took the liberty to add a UserSubmittedThemes section in the wiki.
I suppose everyone who has custom themes can add them.
I added a few of mine and an image for mac classic and Espresso Libre.
Wouldn't it be cool to have a seperate MRU list for .tmproj project
files? This way they won't get pushed off the list by other
independent small files. Older projects are more important than
files, IMO.
Jonas
Hi All,
I use TM for lots of HTML and I use the built-in tidy command all the
time. The behavior of the command changed recently and it is now
doing something that I was about to request as a feature! The old
behavior was that after the tidy command the current line was now the
very bottom of the file. The new behavior is that the current line
stays where I was editing. This is great! It was a serious pain to
have to find the line I was just on to keep working.
I just want to make sure that this was done on purpose and will stay
this way. Thanks!
BTW, I will soon be attending the Pragmatic Studio workshop on Ruby
on Rails so I hope to be soon using TM for Ruby. Slowly, but very
surely, I am switching over to TM. The big evil Java might be the
last to succumb, though. Are there others on this list who would like
to jettison Eclipse, too? What can we do to improve Java editing in
TM? What would be your minimum list of features?
-Eric
> Not really -- in principle there should be nothing wrong with having
> a normal (file) template generate a project, although I'd have to
> spot the .tmproj extension.
Allan,
That sounds like the way we'd like to go, seems like the right place in the
app for the feature to exist as well, we don't really have the skills to
delve into ObjC and write a plugin (although Im sure it cant be THAT hard),
so some form of script (perl or python) is probably the easiest way to go,
we are working on something that can ask the user for input and then copy
across a whole directory of files, what is it about the .tmproj extension
you need to change?
Regards
Chris
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> Re: [TxMt] Feature request: project templates
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Hi all,
What's the official procedure for filing bug reports? There's this
mailing list, bugs(a)macromates.com, the various areas of the wiki, the
FogBugz site... what's the best way to deliver bug reports without
driving Allan to distraction?
thanks
pb
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It's just taken me a while to work out that the reason a command from
Automation > Run Command > etc...
Wasn't working because I didn't have a document open - it's been a
long day ;) . I know this may be been discussed before but how
possible would it be for the commands to be greyed out when they
can't be called? Or is there a way to exec a command from the list
when there isn't a document open that I'm missing.
Cheers,
Simon
