On 29. Apr 2007, at 00:20, Steve Lianoglou wrote:
The original was setting/using the value of the TM_PYTHON variable instead.
So .. I still think this is broken in the bundle.
If I get it correct, then as the current "Validate Syntax" command stands, it sets TRST like so: `TRST=${TM_PYTHON:=rst2html.py}` which will set TRST to rst2html.py unless $TM_PYTHON is set.
Yes, this is clearly wrong. I checked in a fix.
(2) I feel like the "Convert Document to HTML" command should have its output set to "Create New Document" instead of replacing the reST in the file w/ the HTML so you don't blow out the file you've been working on.
I think this follows the similar command in Markdown. I guess the idea is that you would only want to use this command within a bigger HTML document. i.e. you have an HTML document and want to add something you've written in reST. Then you copy and paste it in, then select it and convert it to HTML (It's rather unfortunate that you have to select it again I guess).
Ahh .. I see. I can see the use for that. I'll just keep my own command along side it to output to a new document for when I don't want that to happen.
Yeah, we had a thread about the issue for Markdown [1]. I think the in-place conversion makes sense, but definitely not everyone does. For now people will just have to locally change the output to “New Window” :)
[1] http://lists.macromates.com/pipermail/textmate/2007-April/ 018735.html