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Hi, to all of you TM and TXP friends,

The next version of the TXP Bundle is available for download. Version 0.7, because version 0.6 will remain unreleased. The only purpose of version 0.6 was to pile up in-house evaluation data, before then refactoring the Language Grammar, which is based on a little different concept.

If you had any previous version, it is recommended, to through those away prior installing this Bundle.

In a nutshell, the concept is to follow the same shortcuts and Behavior as is in the HTML Bundle, so the typing becomes homogeneous with the former in one go. Most shortcuts have been changed, but you will find it to be more convenient , once yo get used to it Furthermore the scope names have been simplified and plugin tags are only matched in generic manner for both single and container tags I am still working on a concept to refine the matching of the plugin tags, but this will take time.

If you still use older versions of this Bundle, it is recommended to through these away. A last check shows, that there is no Errors in Console, however, it would be nice, if yo could check the latter on yours and confirm that at some point The Language Grammar that drives this Bundle, spans more than 4300 lines of code an there are 86 Bundle items, which puts it in the range of some of the most comprehensive Bundles done ever.

I would recommend, to place your customizations in a separate Bundle, instead of this one It will be necessary to install the custom Theme as well, since there is currently no Them other available that would give us the Syntax highlighting we need, and since I had t change the Scope names, the current Theme that you have, will not give you what yo need You may wish to start off, calling the documentation,which is basically the same of what follows below, by just pressing ⌃ H, from any TXP scoped document window.

The first http://www.consking.com/screencasts/txp_bundle_typing_1.mov/ Screencast, that is pretty trivial, walks you through the Typing Basics.

I used the H.264 settings to render it, which AFAIK means, you need Quicktime 7 to watch it.

It's about 32 MB/ ~12minutes.I didn't bother much to get it down more in file size, since it will only result in ugly artifacts in most cases.

One last thing, I would like to mention:

Although it took me much longer than expected, I've gained a big deal of things doing this, which I am quite grateful for, so you can take this as an example, that even Non-programmers can take advantage of this Power tool, to create a Language Grammar for about any CMS Language you can think of. if you wanted to.

With best regards, marios