20 Jul
2017
20 Jul
'17
3:11 a.m.
Hi,
This week I installed Textmate 2.0 beta, and I am still learning a lot. One of the things
I found myself wishing for was the ability to change some features of the themes I found
most to my liking. Google got me to pages such as this
(https://manual.macromates.com/en/themes <https://manual.macromates.com/en/themes>),
referencing "Preferences → Fonts & Colors”, which I can’t find in Textmate;
perhaps the manual does not apply to the version I installed?
Is there any (GUI-based much preferred) way of building a theme (modifying an existing
one) in my installation? If not, should I perhaps uninstall Textmate and install an
earlier version? If so, which?
Thank you.
Nicolae
22 Jul
22 Jul
8:38 a.m.
On 20 Jul 2017, at 05:11, Nicolae Garleanu
<garleanu(a)berkeley.edu> wrote:
Hi,
This week I installed Textmate 2.0 beta, and I am still learning a lot. One of the things
I found myself wishing for was the ability to change some features of the themes I found
most to my liking. Google got me to pages such as this
(https://manual.macromates.com/en/themes <https://manual.macromates.com/en/themes>),
referencing "Preferences → Fonts & Colors”, which I can’t find in Textmate;
perhaps the manual does not apply to the version I installed?
That link applies to TextMate 1.
Is there any (GUI-based much preferred) way of
building a theme (modifying an existing one) in my installation? If not, should I perhaps
uninstall Textmate and install an earlier version? If so, which?
To change a theme in TextMate 2 you can open the Bundle Editor (Bundles -> Edit
Bundles…) then navigate to the Themes bundle in the left tree, click Themes in the second
column, pick the theme you would like to edit in the third column and edit the theme in
the bottom view, save with File -> Save. Unfortunately there’s no GUI, it’s just a
plist file.
--
/Jacob Carlborg
23 Jul
23 Jul
6:11 a.m.
Thank you, Jacob.
The question I have remaining is as follows. Suppose that I want to keep the original
version of the theme that I am modifying, as well as the new one that I am creating by
editing the original one. How do I do that? Differently put, how do I save a given theme
as a new one, which I can proceed to edit at will?
Nicolae
On Jul 22, 2017, at 01:38, Jacob Carlborg <doob(a)me.com> wrote:
On 20 Jul 2017, at 05:11, Nicolae Garleanu
<garleanu(a)berkeley.edu <mailto:garleanu@berkeley.edu>> wrote:
Hi,
This week I installed Textmate 2.0 beta, and I am still learning a lot. One of the things
I found myself wishing for was the ability to change some features of the themes I found
most to my liking. Google got me to pages such as this
(https://manual.macromates.com/en/themes <https://manual.macromates.com/en/themes>),
referencing "Preferences → Fonts & Colors”, which I can’t find in Textmate;
perhaps the manual does not apply to the version I installed?
That link applies to TextMate 1.
Is there any (GUI-based much preferred) way of
building a theme (modifying an existing one) in my installation? If not, should I perhaps
uninstall Textmate and install an earlier version? If so, which?
To change a theme in TextMate 2 you can open the Bundle Editor (Bundles -> Edit
Bundles…) then navigate to the Themes bundle in the left tree, click Themes in the second
column, pick the theme you would like to edit in the third column and edit the theme in
the bottom view, save with File -> Save. Unfortunately there’s no GUI, it’s just a
plist file.
--
/Jacob Carlborg
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7:38 a.m.
I think that simplest is to create a new theme and copy-paste the content of the theme you
would like to edit. In the Bundle Editor, click File -> New -> Theme -> Create.
Note that copying the file on disk is not always a good idea because each bundle item has
a UUID that needs to be unique. This is automatically generated when a new item is
created.
--
/Jacob Carlborg
On 23 Jul 2017, at 08:11, Nicolae Garleanu
<garleanu(a)berkeley.edu> wrote:
Thank you, Jacob.
The question I have remaining is as follows. Suppose that I want to keep the original
version of the theme that I am modifying, as well as the new one that I am creating by
editing the original one. How do I do that? Differently put, how do I save a given theme
as a new one, which I can proceed to edit at will?
Nicolae
On Jul 22, 2017, at 01:38, Jacob Carlborg <doob(a)me.com <mailto:doob@me.com>>
wrote:
On 20 Jul 2017, at 05:11, Nicolae Garleanu
<garleanu(a)berkeley.edu <mailto:garleanu@berkeley.edu>> wrote:
Hi,
This week I installed Textmate 2.0 beta, and I am still learning a lot. One of the things
I found myself wishing for was the ability to change some features of the themes I found
most to my liking. Google got me to pages such as this
(https://manual.macromates.com/en/themes <https://manual.macromates.com/en/themes>),
referencing "Preferences → Fonts & Colors”, which I can’t find in Textmate;
perhaps the manual does not apply to the version I installed?
That link applies to TextMate 1.
Is there any (GUI-based much preferred) way of
building a theme (modifying an existing one) in my installation? If not, should I perhaps
uninstall Textmate and install an earlier version? If so, which?
To change a theme in TextMate 2 you can open the Bundle Editor (Bundles -> Edit
Bundles…) then navigate to the Themes bundle in the left tree, click Themes in the second
column, pick the theme you would like to edit in the third column and edit the theme in
the bottom view, save with File -> Save. Unfortunately there’s no GUI, it’s just a
plist file.
--
/Jacob Carlborg
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