On Jul 8, 2012, at 2:53 PM, Kyle Johnson wrote:
I'm not savvy enough to see how to write a simple command for Textmate 2, and I'm wondering if anyone can help get me started.
The command should search the current file for "ch:\d" where \d is one or two digits and spit that/those digits out where the cursor is.
Could you please give us an example or be more specific? Spit out: where to? What do you mean with "where the cursor is"?
This regular expression will match "ch:" followed by one or two digits:
ch:(\d{1,2})
and the regex variable $1 contains the found digit(s). Then the question arises whether ch:123 could occur as well? Etc.
Cheers, --Hans