Dear all,
thanks for the feedback.
I changed the following:
- the tm_dialog remembers the last screen position - add an history list for search patterns -- default 5, but changeable via environment variable (see help) -- if you choose the last item from the history list it will be placed on top of that list - self-repair mechanism -- if the syntax of the plist is not valid, Hypersearch will use the default one - look for an empty string will open a tooltip - the HTML window will be displayed if there is something to display (thanks Brad)
Feedback is always welcomed.
All the best,
Hans
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On 3. Nov 2006, at 14:52, Hans-Joerg Bibiko wrote:
[...] Feedback is always welcomed.
Nice work!
For some reason, the sub-heading always says: nothing found for “«search string»”
The Cancel / Search buttons should be closer together.
On the attributes page (in IB) you can assign a key equivalent to the check boxes. The convention I try to use in TextMate is ⌥⌘ + first letter of (preferably first) word in label.
If you give the window a close button, it should be possible to use ⎋ in addition to ⌘. to dismiss it.
Quoting Allan Odgaard throw-away-1@macromates.com:
Nice work!
Mange tak
For some reason, the sub-heading always says: nothing found for ?«search string»?
I only used a tooltip if you are looking for an empty search pattern. Well ... I will also use a tooltip if the nothing is found.
The Cancel / Search buttons should be closer together.
OK ;)
On the attributes page (in IB) you can assign a key equivalent to the check boxes. The convention I try to use in TextMate is ?? + first letter of (preferably first) word in label.
I will change this.
If you give the window a close button, it should be possible to use ? in addition to ?. to dismiss it.
Well, ESCAPE should work to dismiss the dialog. BTW I didn't knw that apple+. works here as well.
Hans
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On 4. Nov 2006, at 16:46, Hans-Joerg Bibiko wrote:
For some reason, the sub-heading always says: nothing found for ?«search string»?
I only used a tooltip if you are looking for an empty search pattern. Well ... I will also use a tooltip if the nothing is found.
No, this is what I am talking about:
Notice the text below the theme pop-up.
Btw: might be nice to put the file name in the title, e.g. “«filename» — Hypersearch” or so.
And btw2: use curly quotes in interface text, i.e.: nothing found for “rusage” instead of nothing found for "rusage".
Le 06-11-05 à 05:36, Allan Odgaard a écrit :
Notice the text below the theme pop-up.
Btw: might be nice to put the file name in the title, e.g. “«filename» — Hypersearch” or so.
Weirdly, I'm still getting the Halloween theme for the Hypersearch results window - this is with build 1324.
Anyone else seeing this?
Neil
* Neil Lee neil@hushboom.com [2006-11-05 07:52]:
Weirdly, I'm still getting the Halloween theme for the Hypersearch results window - this is with build 1324.
Just change the theme using the drop-down menu in the upper right. Halloween sticks around as an option.
For some reason, the sub-heading always says: nothing found for ?«search string»?
I only used a tooltip if you are looking for an empty search pattern. Well ... I will also use a tooltip if the nothing is found.
No, this is what I am talking about:
<hypersearch.png> Notice the text below the theme pop-up.
I cannot reproduce the error. If it is not a secret, could you send me this file for 'rusage', please? I want to look for the error. I tried the script many times but that didn't occur(?).
Or if it is a secret, please check the content of the file $TM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT/bin/count. 'Nothing' only appears if the content of that file is lower than 1. But my problem is that the perl routine found something so $TM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT"/bin/count shouldn't be <1???
Btw: might be nice to put the file name in the title, e.g. “«filename» — Hypersearch” or so.
OK
And btw2: use curly quotes in interface text, i.e.: nothing found for “rusage” instead of nothing found for "rusage".
OK
Best,
Hans
On 6. Nov 2006, at 09:44, Hans-Joerg Bibiko wrote:
No, this is what I am talking about:
<hypersearch.png> Notice the text below the theme pop-up.
I cannot reproduce the error [...]
I had a look at your script: the problem is that $mtch is only incremented for case insensitive searches.
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