AS a long time windows and mac user, prior to OS X and TextMate, my
environment for coding PHP and HTML was HTML-Kit which is the most
extensible and light environment there is for PC...and it features a
project panel much like the project drawer.... it is also quite easy to
develop additional plugins for it if there isn't already a syntax
plugin for Rails. It cames with a plug-in editor which is quite easy to
figure out.
Oh, and it's also Free.
http://www.chami.com/html-kit/
> From: Justin French <justin.french(a)indent.com.au>
> Date: January 27, 2005 10:23:20 PM EST
> To: TM Users <textmate(a)lists.macromates.com>
> Subject: [TxMt] comparable windows editor?
> Reply-To: TM Users <textmate(a)lists.macromates.com>
>
>
> I've got a part-timer about to start work with me on a Windows machine
> on some Rails stuff, and I need to recommend a free or cheap text
> editor for him to get started on (until I buy a macmini for him).
>
> In particular, I think he needs the project drawer, because there's a
> heap of files to work with in Rails, and something that has a PHP &
> Ruby syntax highlighter included.
>
> Sorry for being a little OT, but surely some of you must be recovering
> Windows types and can recommend something??? I haven't touched a PC
> in years :)
>
Hello all,
Stupid question here...I have:
ruby /Users/dc/Documents/txt/scripts/todo2log.rb $TM_FILEPATH
as a command, but it has suddenly stopped working, saying:
/bin/bash: line 1: ruby: command not found
the script:
#!/usr/local/bin/ruby
task_text = $stdin.read
task_text.gsub!("\\[ \\] ","[X] ")
from = File.basename(ARGV[0],".txt")
File.open("/Users/dc/Documents/txt/LOGS/
completed.txt",'a'){|archive_file|
archive_file.puts
archive_file.puts task_text
archive_file.puts " in #{from} #{`date \"+%H:%M %Y%m%d %a\"`}"
}
ruby is to be found there (/usr/local/bin), and it worked yesterday, so
I can't tell at all why this is happening...
but I know I'm missing something obvious
hints?
d
On 27/1/05 2:48 pm, "textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com"
<textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com> wrote:
> There are plans, yes... ;)
Ooh secretive.. Go on, tell us...
I'm very new to the group and TextMate so I hope that this has not
already been hashed out.
I'm having a problem when I "Save As" with an open document. What
happens is the original document disappears from the project list. The
new document takes its place. I have to reboot the app to get it to
refresh properly so I see both the new document and the original
document in the list.
For now, I can work around this (by simply creating new documents and
then cut and paste), but I think it's probably a bug...
I'm using OSX 10.3.7 and TextMate 1.1b1 (v1.1b1).
Thanks, v
Hi,
I just managed to create a custom Drag Command that works similiar to
the IMG-Dragging in HTML-Mode.
However, after dropping a file, TextMate inserts the correct code but
the focus stays with the project Drawer.
Since I insert the code as a snippet, I have to press Shift+Tab in order
to focus the editor pane before I can step through the different
snippet-variables. So please, set the focus to the editor pane after
drop-events or at an option to configure this behaviour.
I'd also like to see a popup displaying the various auto-completion
options instead of the ESC-cycle solution.
Thanks in advance,
Christian
I was wondering whether there were any plans to alter the way TM
auto-completes? The current system is good, but Id like it to be able to
auto complete from files other than the current one, say all open files or
all files in the project. Another probably even more useful ability would be
if the syntax files could specify a list of keywords that could also be
auto-completed on any file.
Any other thoughts on this anyone?
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Hi,
Firstly, heartfelt thanks and congratulations to Allan on the latest
beta. TextMate is getting better and better, seriously quickly.
There's still one key feature from SubEthaEdit I'd *love* to see in
TextMate, and that's the ability to highlight changes made to a
document as they're made, using a background colour -- in much the same
way that TM can now highlight the current line.
By way of context, much of my work involves updating and tweaking code
I've already written, and a great side-effect of the way SEE implements
its collaborative editing is that any changes you make to a file can be
highlighted as you go using a background colour of your choice. This
makes it incredibly easy to see just what I've changed in the current
session, so when I introduce bugs, I can very rapidly find what I've
done and put it right.
Could such a feature be included in TM? Or would it conflict horribly
with the new syntax highlighting system?
Cheers,
Andrew.
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Hi!
I wonder if I am the only person that would love to see nested
snippets. Apparently, at the moment, snippets are processed by regular
expression matching, which rules out nesting of placeholders. But
wouldn't it be great if one could do something like this (that's for
Prolog code):
findall(${1:X}, ${2:member(${1:X}, $4)}, ${1:X}s)
If you deleted $2, of course, the placeholders inside it would not be
activated any more.
And sorry if this has already been discussed, but I couldn't find any
references to this particular subject.
Ole
Hi Allan and List,
Sorry if this already exists, but I didn't find a way to do this with
the current beta. If I fire up TextMate (or activate it, because it
runs all the time) I often just do some normal writing of text. For
this I have a basic highlighting which just highlights URLs. But in
this situation (after pressing command-n) there is no highlighting
activated.
I would be very pleased if there could be some preference to define a
default highlighting which gets applied to new files or the ones
without a defined highlighting so that I not always have to adjust it
from hand to see blue URLs. :)
--
Torsten Becker
howdy,
is there a way to setup a default fold level for a particular mode so
when you open a file in that mode it will automatically fold at that
level? i looked in the help and at some syntax highlighting examples
but didn't see anything of the sort.
also, i would like to say i LOVE cmd-T!! i'm not using the project
drawer at all anymore. i have 2 requests concerning it tho. 1) can the
list 'wrap' so when you get to the top or bottom using arrow keys, it
will wrap to the bottom / top respectively? 2) can there be an option
to show the 'path' of the file, either in a tooltip or after the file
name because i have many files with the same name in some of my
projects and i can't tell which is which.
thanx!
- jamal
