On Dec 8, 2004, at 16:22, profprof@mac.com wrote:
Regarding reflowing indented paragraphs, you can make a column
selection and reformat, that'll restrain the text to inside the left/right column of the selection. Using the indent for the first line may clash with people who do write with indent on the first line of each paragraph.
I know that I can do that, but it is a bit annoying as it requires the use of a mouse.
You can do column selections w/o the mouse. Simply press and release the option modifier to toggle the selection type.
Maybe this could be an option, for people to chose what they prefer.
I'll consider what can be done. I would like to make it simpler to reflow indented paragraphs. I may be able to detect them, but maybe that'll end up seeming inconsistent.
I am not sure that I could write such a macro. My skills are far below yours, Allan.
Ah, but macros do not require you to write any code.
Try this (menu choices): Automation -> Start Macro Recording Edit -> Select -> Line Edit -> Cut Automation -> Stop Macro Recording
Now you have a macro that cuts the current line. You can then select: Automation -> Save Scratch Macro
Name it “Yank” and press ctrl-y while in the key equivalent field. Then you can use ctrl-y to cut the current line.
Remember that TextMate has clipboard history, so while this doesn't append to the kill buffer (as I think emacs do) you can still paste previous cuts by using Paste Previous.