Hello: I work developing software using Windows at the office, but at home I get to do my own stuff in a Mac -- so I use TextMate for that. However, I've noticed that most (all?) language syntaxes in the bundles menu use the 'C' escape character, even if the language really doesn't support that escape sequence. Specifically, I was interested in changing the Pascal/Delphi syntax to use doubled single-quotes ('') as an escaped quoted-string quote instead of ' (which is taken as literal in Pascal).
Anyway, before I take the time to learn and figure out the syntax formatting stuff to do this, I was wondering if someone already had done this (or if it could be included in the next version :).
Cheers! dZ.
On Sep 8, 2007, at 5:33 AM, DZ-Jay wrote:
Hello: I work developing software using Windows at the office, but at home I get to do my own stuff in a Mac -- so I use TextMate for that. However, I've noticed that most (all?) language syntaxes in the bundles menu use the 'C' escape character, even if the language really doesn't support that escape sequence. Specifically, I was interested in changing the Pascal/Delphi syntax to use doubled single-quotes ('') as an escaped quoted-string quote instead of ' (which is taken as literal in Pascal).
Use to be true that a lot of languages copied the C style escapes (because it's included as an example), but I think we've since fixed most all of those. Pascal was fixed on 8/22, so svn up that bundle and you'll be good. :)
On Sep 8, 2007, at 16:47, Michael Sheets wrote:
Use to be true that a lot of languages copied the C style escapes (because it's included as an example), but I think we've since fixed most all of those. Pascal was fixed on 8/22, so svn up that bundle and you'll be good. :)
Thanks for your response. Could you tell me where I can find the repository?
dZ.
On Sep 9, 2007, at 10:02 AM, DZ-Jay wrote:
Thanks for your response. Could you tell me where I can find the repository?
http://www.macromates.com/textmate/manual/bundles#getting_more_bundles
Sorry since you were talking about the Pascal bundle and it's not a default bundle I figured you already knew about the repository or had GetBundle installed. :)
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