On 18/11/2014 13:35, "Allan Odgaard" mailinglist@textmate.org wrote:
On 18 Nov 2014, at 14:10, Baldwin, Dave wrote:
My attempt of changing the window title:
windowTitle = "$TM_DISPLAYNAME ${TM_DIRECTORY//Users/davebald/\w+///} ${TM_DIRECTORY/(.*Build.*)/(?1:**** BUILD ****:)/}"
Here’s a simpler solution:
[ Build/** ]windowTitle = "$windowTitle **** BUILD **** "
Can you explain what is going on here? Also what is the magic to get the git branch name?
[…] I though the ?1:Š:Š replacement is saying if capture 1 exists use the first Š as the replacement string else use the second Š as the replacement string.
No, a question mark is missing, the correct syntax is: `${«var»:?«if»:«else»}`.
This is also shown as the syntax:
(?«var»:«if»:«else»)
which is what I have (as far as I can see).
Searching on the internet and in the TM2 manual has turned up a dearth of information on format strings. The article by James Gray in 2011 was about the only reference, but trying to deduce the syntax from the examples doesn¹t make for good documentation in my opinion.
The manual has the full syntax here: http://manual.textmate.org/references.html#format-string
I was aware of this but without some explanation it is too cryptic and I am sure the majority of TM users are in the same boat.
Dave.
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