>And what the Line box does I'm not sure.
When you put the number of the correct capture register (in my case,
the first grouping), TM recognizes it as a line, and (1) you can
click on the line in the separate window and jump to it in your
original window and (2) the line number isn't printed in the window.
- Eric
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Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics
San Francisco State University
erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu
http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu
I'm growing more and more familiar with the new application now that my network is cooperation
with it. But, I have one minor hang up. I see all the examples on the website with black
backgrounds, green text, dark grey backgrounds with lighter text.
How do you alter this setting?
Thanks.
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http://www.velodev.com/
I've made some changes to my Java bundle; in particular, there's now a
snippet to ease the creation of getters and setters, updated keywords
in the Java syntax definition, and a new template for new classes.
My subversion repository has been resuscitated (kind of...); the
bundles are now available here:
http://telly.bravo5.org/svn/repos/TextMate/trunk/Bundles
Thanks,
B
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/ _ \/__ \ blalor(a)bravo5.org
/_.__/____/ http://bravo5.org/
I've discovered a rather annoying problem when using Textmate with
(more than) two projects open, one of which is large. When I cmd-tab
to TM the active project appears immediately, but it takes a couple of
seconds before the other projects appear behind it. If during this
time I alt-tab out into another application, after a couple of seconds
(or when I wave the mouse) the other projects will appear in front of
the active application, but textmate is not active (ie. when I type it
still goes into the other application, but I can't see what's
happening because TM is in front of it).
Any fix would be much appreciated!
Hadley
Allan,
When I have lots of tabs open the ones that don't fit on the tab space gets
shunted off to the ">>" menu. This is fine except now when I edit this file,
there's no way of showing that it needs saving.
This is very minor since I've been in the habit of saving early and often
ever since I worked in an office where the power went off on a semi regular
basis :), but could you perhaps put an "*" or something beside the file name
in the menu to indicate that a save is pending? Just to be consistent with
the tab's "x" indicator.
Thanks,
Ed
With TextMate 1.0.2b5, when hitting ^-D while at the start of a line, it
does duplicate that line but the first version now misses the first
character.
-----
Hello World!
^-D
ello World!
Hello World!
-----
Someone else could reproduce this.
Eep?
/MS
I am hoping I¹m just missing something obvious... Is there some kind of
list of functions/methods? I.e. Similar to BBEdit or SEE¹s popup function
list?
I have used TM very little so far, but one thing that attracted me was the
much more ³native² or ³OSX² feel of it, as compared to say BBEdit. We use
SubEthaEdit for specific things (collaborative editing only), but BBEdit has
reigned so far. Yet, I don¹t really like BBEdit. It just feels old (even
the new 8.0), and it still seems WAY behind at least the editors I use on
Windows and Linux (these are primarily Visual SlickEdit (for just about
anything), IDEA for Java work, and Visual Studio .Net for Windows C++ work).
While I realize TM is not an IDE, I thought it was targeted at programmers,
so this kind of thing seems like one of the more standard features to
expect.
Aside from that, I¹m starting to get some time to play with it, and the
shell integration aspects seem super cool.
One other thing I¹d really like to see is the equivalent of the ³bbedit Âw²
command line syntax, so that I can use TM as my Perforce editor.
Anyway, so if I¹m just totally missing it, or there is an alternative way,
let me know, otherwise, consider it a feature request :)
I'd like to implement some automated method for creating getters and
setters for private fields in Java classes, but I'm not having any luck
figuring out how to do it.
My first thought was to set a bookmark where new getters and setters
would be inserted in the file and then put the cursor on the line
declaring the field to be got/set. (Typically, methods and fields are
separated by at least a constructor, and usually the methods are
declared after fields in the same order that the fields were.) I'm
unable to do this because bookmarks aren't exposed as variables to
commands/macros/etc. This also doesn't scale if there's more than one
bookmark.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to implement this?
Thanks,
B
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/_.__/____/ http://bravo5.org/
I updated the PHPDocumentor [ http://phpdoc.org/ ] snippet bundle for
PHP 5 constructs. The commands are still useful for PHP 4 too. It
also has an auto-installer (bash script) that sets the default value
for @author in a separate text file so you don't have to edit the
snippets. You should run the install script and replace the old bundle
if you had it installed before.
Download:
http://farmdev.com/downloads/PHPDoc_1.1.dmg
btw .... anyone know what is happening with the main page of the wiki?
There was a place for post-1.01 bundles but I can't find it anymore.
was going to modify a download link I had up there.
-Kumar
On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 21:03:14 +0100, Sune Foldager <cryo(a)diku.dk> wrote:
> On 29. nov 2004, at 17:45, Josh DiMauro wrote:
>
> > [i-search...] As to the command key: please, let's keep it ^-s. It's
> > consistent
> > across multiple applications, and I'm already having to learn too many
> > new commands as it is, thanks.
>
> But of course this doesn't work on keymaps where ^ is dead, such as
> danish :-/.
I meant ^ as in the control key. Your layout really kills the control
key? Or just the carat (^) key?
Regardless, Allan's idea of linking to the keybinding of the i-search
plugin is genius. It can be edited if it's not what you like,
fortunately.
--
Josh
http://del.icio.us/jazzmasterson/
(forwarded because I was stupid and replied directly to Sune, sorry.)
