I wish I could format the output of TM's commands in html, and make html links able to launch other TextMate commands ! Thus one could display error reports, stats, links and stuff very nicely !!
I would also like to be able to use a TextMate webkit window that would be called from somewhere else.
In order to debug my php scripts, I currently have a script watch php's log using kernel notifications (kqueue) and trigger a cocoa window alert on each error. I wish this window could be an interactive one, in Textmate. Thus I could jump directly to the error by clicking a link, etc...
Possibilities would be unlimited !
Dominique PERETTI http://www.lachoseinteractive.net
On Dec 2, 2004, at 7:41 PM, Dominique Peretti wrote:
I wish I could format the output of TM's commands in html, and make html links able to launch other TextMate commands ! Thus one could display error reports, stats, links and stuff very nicely !!
I would also like to be able to use a TextMate webkit window that would be called from somewhere else.
I had thought about suggesting this too. Only because it seems like it would be very easy to implement, but I could be wrong. one could really do some useful things, like highlighting keywords in the command win. k
In order to debug my php scripts, I currently have a script watch php's log using kernel notifications (kqueue) and trigger a cocoa window alert on each error. I wish this window could be an interactive one, in Textmate. Thus I could jump directly to the error by clicking a link, etc...
Possibilities would be unlimited !
Dominique PERETTI http://www.lachoseinteractive.net
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On Dec 3, 2004, at 2:41, Dominique Peretti wrote:
I wish I could format the output of TM's commands in html, and make html links able to launch other TextMate commands !
Adding webkit as the output for commands is certainly possible. But I'm not sure how links should communicate with TextMate.
What I can do is introduce a custom URL scheme, like “txmt://” -- *but* this would be a global new URL scheme and open to browser exploits similar to the help:// and telnet:// proof-of-concept exploits half a year ago.
I'll have to check the webkit documentation for how easy it is to add a local URL scheme just for the instance I use in TM.
Although having a “global” scheme does have the advantage that e.g. a wiki could have a special txmt:// link to edit the page in TextMate ;)
I would also like to be able to use a TextMate webkit window that would be called from somewhere else.
Adding AppleScript support to TM is getting closer, so I'll keep that in mind.
I wish this window could be an interactive one, in Textmate. Thus I could jump directly to the error by clicking a link, etc...
Ah, now I see why you've been requesting the --line for the (fictive) tm utility (if that was you!?!).
Currently you can make TextMate jump to a file/line using AppleScript, but the “structure” is binary (it's from the MetroWerks External Editor IDE) so unfortunately it requires a language that can do this (e.g. C).
I'll have that tool made for b9 (I know I promised it for b8 ;) ).
On 4 déc. 04, at 02:34, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On Dec 3, 2004, at 2:41, Dominique Peretti wrote:
I wish I could format the output of TM's commands in html, and make html links able to launch other TextMate commands !
Adding webkit as the output for commands is certainly possible. But I'm not sure how links should communicate with TextMate.
What I can do is introduce a custom URL scheme, like “txmt://” -- *but* this would be a global new URL scheme and open to browser exploits similar to the help:// and telnet:// proof-of-concept exploits half a year ago.
I'll have to check the webkit documentation for how easy it is to add a local URL scheme just for the instance I use in TM.
Although having a “global” scheme does have the advantage that e.g. a wiki could have a special txmt:// link to edit the page in TextMate ;)
I don't mind having a txmt:// custom url sheme ! Textmate wouldn't be the first application to have his, and I think everybody would agree Textmate deserves one !
The other possibility, according to what I read here : http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/ DisplayWebContent/Tasks/MultipleWindows.html would be to implement webView:createWebViewWithRequest in order to intercept the url, parse it and check for some convention that would correspond to custom actions in textmate.
I wish this window could be an interactive one, in Textmate. Thus I could jump directly to the error by clicking a link, etc...
Ah, now I see why you've been requesting the --line for the (fictive) tm utility (if that was you!?!).
Wow! I'm impressed ! ;-)
Dominique PERETTI http://www.lachoseinteractive.net
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