Just to inform everybody that the a new version of PHPCodeCompletion with support for TM 1.1b15 can be downloaded from here: [ http:// www.imediatec.co.uk/tm/phpcc/ ]
IF you are not using TM 1.1b15, then you can still use download and use the b11 - b14 version.
Kind regards,
Mats
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I can only say WOW! Does anything simmilar exist for CSS and HTML? One slight problem though, as I understand it it should connect to remote PHP manual if no local, that does not seem to happen.
Andreas
On Jul 26, 2005, at 22:53 , Mats Persson wrote:
Just to inform everybody that the a new version of PHPCodeCompletion with support for TM 1.1b15 can be downloaded from here: [ http://www.imediatec.co.uk/tm/phpcc/ ]
IF you are not using TM 1.1b15, then you can still use download and use the b11 - b14 version.
Kind regards,
Mats
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Does anything simmilar exist for CSS and HTML?
there is something similar for CSS, but I haven't made it available yet because I've been a bit busy with other things. when I get my ass into gear and polish off the loose ends I'll let it loose like Mats' php stuff.
regards max
ps. if you're desperate, you can a get version that is pretty much working, but a bit rough. just ask me offlist, and I'll send it over.
On 26 Jul 2005, at 22:39, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
I can only say WOW!
Thank you, but it's still just a "proof-of-concept" that can and should be further improved I hope.
Does anything simmilar exist for CSS and HTML?
Not yet, but should someday 'soon-ish'. Doing all this kind of stuff takes time and energy and both of those are in generally limited supply. If you have the time and energy, please help with structuring up the <LANGUAGE> content/information and make it available. A rudimentary framework is in place, and can be reused relatively quickly.
One slight problem though, as I understand it it should connect to remote PHP manual if no local, that does not seem to happen.
Have you READ and SET the PHPCC preferences ?? It works here, so it should work there as well.
Kind regards,
Mats
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ullo ullo
this looks great, but there seem to be a whole slew of new key-combos to learn to access these functions. in most ides and text editors i've used that offer this functonality most of it is usually transparent - a list of functions would appear to cycle through without having to press anything (you'd expect EXC to hide the list). to select the function you'd expect to press Tab or Return. Likewise you'd expect the tooltip for a completed function name to appear automatically when the caret is inside the function name.
i don't know if it is a limitation of how we can currently mod textmate, but this sort of behaviour would be far preferable to hitting keys left right and center - it seems to be at odds with the general apple ease-of-use.
just my tuppenceworth. :D
sam
Mats Persson wrote:
Just to inform everybody that the a new version of PHPCodeCompletion with support for TM 1.1b15 can be downloaded from here: [ http:// www.imediatec.co.uk/tm/phpcc/ ]
IF you are not using TM 1.1b15, then you can still use download and use the b11 - b14 version.
Kind regards,
Mats
"TextMate, coding with an incredible sense of joy and ease"
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For new threads USE THIS: textmate@lists.macromates.com (threading gets destroyed and the universe will collapse if you don't) http://lists.macromates.com/mailman/listinfo/textmate
On 27 Jul 2005, at 10:26, Sam Andrews wrote:
this looks great, but there seem to be a whole slew of new key- combos to learn to access these functions. in most ides and text editors i've used that offer this functonality most of it is usually transparent - a list of functions would appear to cycle through without having to press anything (you'd expect EXC to hide the list). to select the function you'd expect to press Tab or Return. Likewise you'd expect the tooltip for a completed function name to appear automatically when the caret is inside the function name.
i don't know if it is a limitation of how we can currently mod textmate, but this sort of behaviour would be far preferable to hitting keys left right and center - it seems to be at odds with the general apple ease-of-use.
First of all the PHPCC is NOT a native implementation of Textmate, but rather a proof-of-concept implementation of something that I and others would like to see in the app. As a 'result' (??) of the PHPCC, Alan began looking at this himself, but we have not yet seen the TM implementation of this, although I believe the new "Paste from History" dropdown menu is part of it in some way.
Secondly, yes, the implementation would ideally be something like what you describe above, and I'm fairly sure it will be one day when Allan has had the time to implement it. In the meantime, this works, even if it's a bit clunky and un-sophisticated.
Thirdly, although I'm not an expert of all other text editors or IDE's, I believe that TM is rather unique in it's ability to let users create such complex things as this on their own. Don't forget that TM is less than one year old, is developed by one single person, and has improved enormously during that time. It's easy for us all to have expectations, but it's damn hard work to cater for all those expectations, and I think Allan has done a brilliant job of it, even though he does not always agree with every suggestion put forward.
Kind regards,
Mats
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eep. you sound a little defensive there, mats - i do hope i didn't come across as overly critical.
for the record, i exclusively use tm to code on a daily basis and i'm a fully paid-up member from quite a while back! :D
anyway - i just get the slight feeling that it's getting a bit difficult to tie down all the disparate functionality of tm. when i get evangelical about it now, i'm meeting much more resistance than i did before - the people i've tried to switch on want to see reasonably mature documentation and the addition of gui for several key parts of the app (not least snippets and commands).
all in good humour, sam
Mats Persson wrote:
On 27 Jul 2005, at 10:26, Sam Andrews wrote:
this looks great, but there seem to be a whole slew of new key- combos to learn to access these functions. in most ides and text editors i've used that offer this functonality most of it is usually transparent - a list of functions would appear to cycle through without having to press anything (you'd expect EXC to hide the list). to select the function you'd expect to press Tab or Return. Likewise you'd expect the tooltip for a completed function name to appear automatically when the caret is inside the function name.
i don't know if it is a limitation of how we can currently mod textmate, but this sort of behaviour would be far preferable to hitting keys left right and center - it seems to be at odds with the general apple ease-of-use.
First of all the PHPCC is NOT a native implementation of Textmate, but rather a proof-of-concept implementation of something that I and others would like to see in the app. As a 'result' (??) of the PHPCC, Alan began looking at this himself, but we have not yet seen the TM implementation of this, although I believe the new "Paste from History" dropdown menu is part of it in some way.
Secondly, yes, the implementation would ideally be something like what you describe above, and I'm fairly sure it will be one day when Allan has had the time to implement it. In the meantime, this works, even if it's a bit clunky and un-sophisticated.
Thirdly, although I'm not an expert of all other text editors or IDE's, I believe that TM is rather unique in it's ability to let users create such complex things as this on their own. Don't forget that TM is less than one year old, is developed by one single person, and has improved enormously during that time. It's easy for us all to have expectations, but it's damn hard work to cater for all those expectations, and I think Allan has done a brilliant job of it, even though he does not always agree with every suggestion put forward.
Kind regards,
Mats
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On 27 Jul 2005, at 11:18, Sam Andrews wrote:
eep. you sound a little defensive there, mats - i do hope i didn't come across as overly critical.
apologies if my bad writing gave the wrong impression. Not defensive, or unhappy about anything you wrote at all. Not even in my mind, when i wrote it, so no worries. :)
Kind regards,
Mats
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