Thanks, David. Your edits were enough to get the command working for me.
How would a person go about limiting the scope of this command by file type? I understand that this is possible but haven't been able to get it to work yet.
Seems like the Scope Selector or Content Match fields would be the place for that (using something similar to [ *.{css,txt,markdown,md,mdown} ] for the syntax) but I can't get it to work. I've tried this syntax with or without the brackets.
-- Erik
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Hi Ed.
Try removing the scope selector and see if it works. I have input set to "Nothing", and output to "Discard".
I have added the command to the text bundle, so if you are still having problems I can just send you a copy of that.
David.
On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 3:12 PM, PowerPod ed.moss@4ssom.com wrote:
I created a "Command" in my personal bundle with:
Scope Selector: attr.save-on-deactive Key Equivalent: Tab Trigger: Semantic Class: callback.application.did-deactivate Content Match: Save: Modified Documents Input: Scope Format: Text Output: Replace Input Format: Text Caret Placement: After Output Scroll for new output (unchecked)
Still no joy. Yes, I am anxious to get this working. :) I really
appreciate
your help.
Thanks,
Ed.
David Howden wrote:
Hi
Ok, so as I understand it you you now need to have a command which has
the
scope set to attr.save-on-deactive, and is fired by the semantic class: callback.application.did-deactivate and is set to save all modified documents.
David.
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I am having no joy in getting this to work in my .tm_properties file.
[ *.{rb,erb,haml,js,html} ] scopeAttributes = 'attr.save-on-deactivate'
Has anyone else got it to work? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ed
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Hi,
So this works for me. In the .tm_properties file:
[ *.tex ] scopeAttributes = 'attr.save-on-deactivate'
Then put attr.save-on-deactive in the scope for the 'Save on focus lost' command.
Be careful: scopeAttributes seem to only be attached to files when you open them, so if you change .tm_properties be sure to re-open the files. You can make sure that the scope attribute has been set by using the "Show Scope" command in bundle development or Ctrl-Shift-P, just to check that the attribute is being set properly.
David.
On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 6:02 PM, Erik Ebsen eriklebsen@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks, David. Your edits were enough to get the command working for me.
How would a person go about limiting the scope of this command by file type? I understand that this is possible but haven't been able to get it to work yet.
Seems like the Scope Selector or Content Match fields would be the place for that (using something similar to [ *.{css,txt,markdown,md,mdown} ] for the syntax) but I can't get it to work. I've tried this syntax with or without the brackets.
-- Erik
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Hi Ed.
Try removing the scope selector and see if it works. I have input set to "Nothing", and output to "Discard".
I have added the command to the text bundle, so if you are still having problems I can just send you a copy of that.
David.
On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 3:12 PM, PowerPod ed.moss@4ssom.com wrote:
I created a "Command" in my personal bundle with:
Scope Selector: attr.save-on-deactive Key Equivalent: Tab Trigger: Semantic Class: callback.application.did-deactivate Content Match: Save: Modified Documents Input: Scope Format: Text Output: Replace Input Format: Text Caret Placement: After Output Scroll for new output (unchecked)
Still no joy. Yes, I am anxious to get this working. :) I really
appreciate
your help.
Thanks,
Ed.
David Howden wrote:
Hi
Ok, so as I understand it you you now need to have a command which has
the
scope set to attr.save-on-deactive, and is fired by the semantic class: callback.application.did-deactivate and is set to save all modified documents.
David.
On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 5:00 PM, Edwin Moss ed.moss@4ssom.com
wrote:
I am having no joy in getting this to work in my .tm_properties file.
[ *.{rb,erb,haml,js,html} ] scopeAttributes = 'attr.save-on-deactivate'
Has anyone else got it to work? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ed
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