On May 7, 2005, at 3:09 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On May 7, 2005, at 2:12, Charilaos Skiadas wrote:
Generally I want bundle stuff to be on ctrl-shift-<key>. I've now made it ctrl-shift-
That is in general a great combo for this, but wouldn't it conflict with the "Lines to enviroment" key equivalent? (Btw, Lines to environment seems to be broken in b8, the TM_BUNDLE_PATH variable doesn't seem to be set to anything. so it looks for "/linesToList.py".)
L. Although it probably would make sense to come up with a general “build” key, similar to how we have ctrl-shift-V to validate whatever source/markup one is using.
Yeah, I agree.
Also, the BibDesk completion thing doesn't seem to work quite right for me [...]
Maybe it doesn't like the colon?
Yes, it inserts the bracket after first word, colon being a non-word character. I've fixed it.
Works great in b7! That is broken too in b8 I'm afraid. (I guess this all has to do with TM_* variables not being inherited by commands anymore?)
It also added the closing brace, which would probably result in an extra brace in most uses I can think of.
Well, the problem is that the result from BibDesk contains a comment, so this is sort of required, or the comment should be stripped.
The comment is a nice touch (though I can see it as being irritating if someone doesn't want it there. I certainly didn't expect it to show up the first time I ran the command). Maybe the command could check whether there is a brace right after the selection, and strip it first before inserting the new text? Don't know how easy that would be.
I think Thomas Schröder (who initiated the command) did actually strip the comment, so maybe that should be the default.
It would certainly be nice if that were an option. I personally don't like the comments there, they disrupt my paragraph flow, so if the reference appears in the middle of a paragraph, makes it harder to read (for me at least).
Thanks for changing the tab triggers btw.
Haris