I uploaded an Ant bundle to the review's section of the bundle repository a couple of months ago. There have been a few tweaks but it's now stable. I'm looking to getting it bumped up to the main repository so am canvasing here for some feedback.
http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Review/Bundles/Ant.tmbundle/
On top of the obvious build and run commands it's main features are integrated help, auto completion, document validation, and - the handiest for me - build target selection from a dialog pop-up, bound to ⇧⌘B. As Ant's a build system, and therefore language independent, you will have to configure the commands by adding the scope/s of your languages of choice, alongside possibly setting up an environmental variable to target your build.xml file of choice.
Anything that helps/improves/patches, is more than welcome.
Cheers, Simon
On Feb 11, 2008, at 6:24 PM, Simon Gregory wrote:
I uploaded an Ant bundle to the review's section of the bundle repository a couple of months ago. There have been a few tweaks but it's now stable. I'm looking to getting it bumped up to the main repository so am canvasing here for some feedback.
Looks good to me, just a few small notes I saw when I looked back through it.
- Installation section of the help file mentions that the version on the Tiger dev tools is outdated. I have the current version under Leopard (I presume from dev-tools), might want to update it to mention that. - Help file refers to the "Build Target" command which isn't named that in the menu. Might be a better name anyhow though. ;) - Might be a good idea to tell about the trick to having the Ant language selected by default. (foo.ant.xml) - The Build (target) command doesn't use the pre filter from the standard library, the other commands already are.
I'll give a few days for some feedback to come through, but I'd say it's ready for promotion, good work. :)
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Michael Sheets -
Simon Gregory