I've bough TextMate now after using the trial version - and the short keys when writing rhtml or plain ruby don't work any more. I can't get <%= %> by pressing ^Z or anything like that. Down at the bottom I've selected HTML (Rails), Ruby on Rails, Ruby, and even just plain HTML, but it don't work with any one of them. I suppose that HTML (Rails) is the one I want.
Any ideas?
Mikael
Mikael Forsgren wrote:
I can't get <%= %> by pressing ^Z or anything like that. Down at the bottom I've selected HTML (Rails), Ruby on Rails, Ruby, and even just plain HTML, but it don't work with any one of them. I suppose that HTML (Rails) is the one I want.
With HTML(Rails) selected (or with Ruby selected you should be able to use ^> (that is, control-greater_than) to enter <%= %> and press it again to toggle through <% %> and then <%- -%>. At least that's what works with my installation, and I don't *think* things at my end are masked by any updated/backdated/branched bundles.
Cheers, Paul
Yeah, that works but I've read somewhere that I can press ^Z and ^X to get <%= %> and <% %>, but that might be in an old "cheat sheet"?
Mikael
21 jan 2007 kl. 14.22 skrev Paul McCann:
Mikael Forsgren wrote:
I can't get <%= %> by pressing ^Z or anything like that. Down at the bottom I've selected HTML (Rails), Ruby on Rails, Ruby, and even just plain HTML, but it don't work with any one of them. I suppose that HTML (Rails) is the one I want.
With HTML(Rails) selected (or with Ruby selected you should be able to use ^> (that is, control-greater_than) to enter <%= %> and press it again to toggle through <% %> and then <%- -%>. At least that's what works with my installation, and I don't *think* things at my end are masked by any updated/backdated/branched bundles.
Cheers, Paul
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Mikael Forsgren wrote:
Yeah, that works but I've read somewhere that I can press ^Z and ^X to get <%= %> and <% %>, but that might be in an old "cheat sheet"?
Yep, that rings a bell: looks like things changed around November last year:
http://lists.macromates.com/pipermail/textmate/2006-November/014546.html
Cheers, Paul
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