(I am using TextMate 1.5.1 (961) on Mac OS X 10.4.6.)
I see in the archives that Ke Han asked for a "bracket matching feature" on 8th March (http://lists.macromates.com/pipermail/textmate/ 2006-March/008927.html) wherein a user could double-click on a bracket to select the enclosing content (ala BBEdit) but that the only way to reproduce this behaviour is via the shift-cmd B "Select Enclosing Brackets" command.
Is there any way for me to implement this behaviour as I would greatly appreciate being able to select the contents of an entire bracket so easily? If not, is there any chance of it appearing in a future release of TextMate? My main use would be to quickly identify where the closing (or opening) bracket for some code lies.
On another note, I have noticed what I believe is a bug when shifting lines left and right:
Shifting a line to the left moves the cursor one character to the right and shifting a line to the right shifts the cursor one character to the left when I expected the cursor to remain relatively stationary. More noticeably, this means that if the cursor was at the end of the line and the user shifts left, the cursor goes to the next line.
Thanks in advance,
-- Paul