Hi Folks,
Just wondering if anyone out there is using TextMate for lisp
programming ... ?
Don't see much in the way of any snippets (except for an Overtype ')'
-- which still isn't very clear to me what that does) .. also don't
see much talk about lisp on the mailing list.
I'm just getting my feet wet w/ it (lisp, that is) and was thinking
about ways and means my editor can help me :-)
I was thinking it might be a useful thing to do a function-lookup to
a local copy of the hyperspec (a la what I think slime does for
emacs) ... just checking if anyone else has any good ideas they've
been using in their workflow w/ tm and lisp.
(Maybe it's better to stick w/ the emacs/slime combo on this one,
though?)
Thanks,
-steve
Hi,
I decided to scratch a small itch this morning, so now I have a (very
basic) Zope bundle which will do some syntax highlighting on plain
DTML documents and ZSQL methods. More information and a download can
be grabbed here: http://woss.name/2005/10/19/zope-bundle-for-textmate/
It'd be nice for the bundle to wind up in the svn repository
sometime, but unless somebody's daft enough to give me write access
to it in the repository, it'd probably be better to hang off until
I've got it into better shape...
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Mail: mathie(a)woss.name | Web: http://woss.name/
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When column typing on a plain-text document with a selection of little
more than a thousand lines, textmate takes many seconds (almost a
minute) per char, and makes the entire system unresponsive. (G4 1.0,
panther).
I understand it's not everyday that you use selections this long, but
in case it's something relatively trivial to fix and you're so
inclined... For now it's back to sed I guess.
> [REVISION 567]
> [NEW] There now is a New From Template menu under File (and you can assign
> key equivalents to the templates via the Bundle Editor).
Thanks a lot Allan, I've been expecting it for ages. It's great.
Have a nice day,
--
Jo <W:00°04'37" ; N:47°15'36">
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I notice that there is no FORTRAN syntax highlighting built in to
textmate. Surely there are FORTRAN programmers out there coding in
TextMate? I found one link to a bundle, but it was dead. Can someone
please point me to the latest FORTRAN bundle? I do about half of my
programming in FORTRAN, so this is vital. Thanks.
Is there a way to turn off HERE document syntax highlighting in Tcl?
I' getting wrong highlighting when adding events like:
event add <<Paste>> <Ctrl-v>
because it thinks it's a HERE document. I've looked at the Tcl
syntax, but there isn't anything there, so I'm guessing it's coming
from somewhere else...
Thanks,
-Oscar
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Hi,
I can't seem to locate any info about the txmt:// URL scheme anymore.
It used to be in the release notes, but sadly they now appear to be
curtailed (not good, I used it as manual all the time!). It's
probably in the blog somewhere, but without a search function that is
a bit hard to find. As usual 'Help' is useless. And since the mailing
list messages are prefixed with [TxMt] a google search isn't helpful
either...
So where can I find it these days?
Gerd
Hi,
I've made some custom snippet for Perl in bundle. How can I export
these ones or the whole bundle to share them?
And another question: how to use "Drag commands" (i.e. in html)?
TIA
--
salvo
Hi all,
I would like to start a discussion on the tabbed interface in project
windows. I have some issues that I would like to point out and I will
offer my opinions. However, I really just want to see what the TM
community thinks about these things.
When a project window has lots of open files and there is not enough
room to fit tabs across the top of the window a arrow appears next to
the tabs. When you click on the arrow you are given a list of those
files that do NOT have a tab. You can then click on one of those
files to bring it to the front. But, then the front file does not
show its tab. You can see what file you are working on by looking at
the title bar but I think this is confusing.
The interface is combining a list interface with a tabbed interface
and I think this could be improved. The first suggestion I have is to
have all open files in the list and always show the arrow. You could
have the files that have visible tabs be in bold. There are times
when I just don't see an open tab and click on the arrow only to also
not find the file there.
The next suggestion is to have the tabs scroll and always show the
currently forward file's tab. I don't mean to add a scroll bar, just
that the tabs could shift over when a file is selected from the arrow
list.
Does anyone else find that this behavior could be improved? Are there
other suggestions? Has this discussion already occurred? If so then
many apologies.
-Eric
