When doing multiple finds, the textmate window goes a light shade of blue, and then stays that way unless I search backwards. How do I turn this off, and what is it supposed to mean? I've looked in the manual, and don't see anything about this (not under Find).
Thanks, Bob Sidebotham
Oops--Just stumbled on the reason for this behavior. The file in question is a perl file, and there is a "here is" string defined. The here is string is being hi-lighted in a light-blue, but the perl parser evidently doesn't recognize the end of the string, so the remainder of the file is highlighted. When I was searching, I was being transported into the middle of the blue area, and made the mistaken assumption that the blue was somehow associated with the find operation. After all, the screen turned blue when I did the find, right?
Silly me. Still, there is a bug in the perl parser, or whatever it's called in Textmate (which is not all that surprising)...
Bob
On 9/14/06, Bob Sidebotham bob.sidebotham@gmail.com wrote:
When doing multiple finds, the textmate window goes a light shade of blue, and then stays that way unless I search backwards. How do I turn this off, and what is it supposed to mean? I've looked in the manual, and don't see anything about this (not under Find).
Thanks, Bob Sidebotham
On 14/9/2006, at 22:00, Bob Sidebotham wrote:
Silly me. Still, there is a bug in the perl parser, or whatever it's called in Textmate (which is not all that surprising)...
The Perl grammar is an approximation, thus there are no bugs, just room for improvements ;)
If we need to improve this though, we need a code example.
it sounds like you are leaving the semicolon off the end of the line that begins the HERE doc.
while both of these will work (as far as perl is concerned):
my $text = <<EOT blah blah blah EOT ;
-or-
my $text = <<EOT; blah blah blah EOT
the second is preferred, and also parses and highlights correctly by TM.
On Sep 14, 2006, at 1:00 PM, Bob Sidebotham wrote:
Oops--Just stumbled on the reason for this behavior. The file in question is a perl file, and there is a "here is" string defined. The here is string is being hi-lighted in a light-blue, but the perl parser evidently doesn't recognize the end of the string, so the remainder of the file is highlighted. When I was searching, I was being transported into the middle of the blue area, and made the mistaken assumption that the blue was somehow associated with the find operation. After all, the screen turned blue when I did the find, right?
Silly me. Still, there is a bug in the perl parser, or whatever it's called in Textmate (which is not all that surprising)...
Bob
On 9/14/06, Bob Sidebotham bob.sidebotham@gmail.com wrote: When doing multiple finds, the textmate window goes a light shade of blue, and then stays that way unless I search backwards. How do I turn this off, and what is it supposed to mean? I've looked in the manual, and don't see anything about this (not under Find).
Thanks, Bob Sidebotham
For new threads USE THIS: textmate@lists.macromates.com (threading gets destroyed and the universe will collapse if you don't) http://lists.macromates.com/mailman/listinfo/textmate
--- michael reece :: software engineer :: mreece@vinq.com
Well, yes, exactly. This particular code was not of my writing (and certainly wasn't written with Textmate, or the problem wouldn't have been there :-). I was just looking at it, and was confused because of the way the screen turned blue whenever I did a search. It never occured to me that I was seeing syntax highlighting, because it didn't look like syntax highlighting!
And Michael has correctly diagnosed the particular problem that lead to this.
Thanks, Bob
On 9/14/06, Michael Reece mreece@vinq.com wrote:
it sounds like you are leaving the semicolon off the end of the line that begins the HERE doc.
while both of these will work (as far as perl is concerned):
my $text = <<EOT blah blah blah EOT ;
-or-
my $text = <<EOT; blah blah blah EOT
the second is preferred, and also parses and highlights correctly by TM.
On Sep 14, 2006, at 1:00 PM, Bob Sidebotham wrote:
Oops--Just stumbled on the reason for this behavior. The file in question is a perl file, and there is a "here is" string defined. The here is string is being hi-lighted in a light-blue, but the perl parser evidently doesn't recognize the end of the string, so the remainder of the file is highlighted. When I was searching, I was being transported into the middle of the blue area, and made the mistaken assumption that the blue was somehow associated with the find operation. After all, the screen turned blue when I did the find, right?
Silly me. Still, there is a bug in the perl parser, or whatever it's called in Textmate (which is not all that surprising)...
Bob
On 9/14/06, Bob Sidebotham bob.sidebotham@gmail.com wrote:
When doing multiple finds, the textmate window goes a light shade of blue, and then stays that way unless I search backwards. How do I turn this off, and what is it supposed to mean? I've looked in the manual, and don't see anything about this (not under Find).
Thanks, Bob Sidebotham
For new threads USE THIS: textmate@lists.macromates.com (threading gets destroyed and the universe will collapse if you don't) http://lists.macromates.com/mailman/listinfo/textmate
michael reece :: software engineer :: mreece@vinq.com
For new threads USE THIS: textmate@lists.macromates.com (threading gets destroyed and the universe will collapse if you don't) http://lists.macromates.com/mailman/listinfo/textmate
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