Dear TextMate developper(s),
I'm considering TextMate again, and while doing some more tests I realised that the "tab" key has a somewhat unusual behaviour (compared to other advanced editors) when several lines are selected : most editors would shift the whole block, while TextMate just replaces the block with a tab... On top of that, the keyboard shortcut seems odd to me (at least for a french keayboard), while shifting blocks is a very usual task when I work on code or XML Documents. And also, shifting left is often done using shift+tab. Is it possible to see those "standards" shortcuts working in TextMate ?
Also, I noticed that it now has folding abilities. But is it possible to disable it (I don't use it) ?
Best regards, -- Frédérik Bilhaut GREYC - Université de Caen Campus II - Sciences 3 - Bureau 385 http://www.info.unicaen.fr/~fbilhaut
Le 27 oct. 05 à 17:25, Frédérik Bilhaut a écrit :
Also, I noticed that it now has folding abilities. But is it possible to disable it (I don't use it) ?
Sorry for this stupid question, I just found how to disable it...
-- Frédérik Bilhaut GREYC - Université de Caen Campus II - Sciences 3 - Bureau 385 http://www.info.unicaen.fr/~fbilhaut
On 27/10/2005, at 17.25, Frédérik Bilhaut wrote:
I'm considering TextMate again, and while doing some more tests I realised that the "tab" key has a somewhat unusual behaviour (compared to other advanced editors) when several lines are selected : most editors would shift the whole block, while TextMate just replaces the block with a tab... On top of that, the keyboard shortcut seems odd to me
The keyboard shortcuts were selected by Apple, and it's not standard Mac behavior to let tab indent the block (and I personally do regularly need to overwrite my selection with a tab character).
That said, in addition to command-[ and ], you can use option-tab and option-shift-tab to indent left/right.
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