I am using TextMate 1.5.3 and the latest bundles checked out from the repository. When I open bubbleSort.java [1] in TextMate, some of the comments are highlighted as comments; some aren't. Bug?
Also, when I select all text in the file then do Text > Indent Selection, the file isn't properly indented. (Note especially the last few lines of the file.) Is this a bug, or does the command simply not handle inter-method Java indentation?
Thanks,
Trevor
On 20/9/2006, at 3:55, Trevor Harmon wrote:
I am using TextMate 1.5.3 and the latest bundles checked out from the repository. When I open bubbleSort.java [1] in TextMate, some of the comments are highlighted as comments; some aren't. Bug?
Yeah, definitely an oversight in the language grammar for Java. It has a special rule for methods to list the names in the function pop- up which does not expect the comments.
Also, when I select all text in the file then do Text > Indent Selection, the file isn't properly indented. (Note especially the last few lines of the file.) Is this a bug, or does the command simply not handle inter-method Java indentation?
Seems the indentation patterns for Java do not expect comments after ‘}’ (either), so those lines do not decrease the indent.
On 20/9/2006, at 3:55, Trevor Harmon wrote:
I am using TextMate 1.5.3 and the latest bundles checked out from the repository. When I open bubbleSort.java [1] in TextMate, some of the comments are highlighted as comments; some aren't. Bug?
Also, when I select all text in the file then do Text > Indent Selection, the file isn't properly indented. (Note especially the last few lines of the file.) Is this a bug, or does the command simply not handle inter-method Java indentation?
I checked in some indentation rules for Java + it now parses comments after the method/constructor name (and arguments).
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Trevor Harmon