Hi everyone,
I'm new here. I didn't see any archives to the list so if my question has already been asked, my apologies.
In BBEdit and other editors I was used to having a function popup that shows all functions/methods in the current file. Is there such a thing in TextMate? Or what is the TextMate-way of handling this?
Thanks!
Steve
Hi Steve On Nov 1, 2005, at 7:19 AM, Steve Roy wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm new here. I didn't see any archives to the list so if my question has already been asked, my apologies.
There is a searchable archive here: http://dir.gmane.org/ gmane.editors.textmate.general
In BBEdit and other editors I was used to having a function popup that shows all functions/methods in the current file. Is there such a thing in TextMate? Or what is the TextMate-way of handling this?
I think there are two things answering this. The one is the built in "Goto symbol" menu item in the navigation menu, bound to shift-cmd-T by default. The other is Gerd Knops' TmCodeBrowser2 plugin, for which you can find more info in this thread:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.textmate.general/6287/
Thanks!
Steve
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Haris
Charilaos Skiadas wrote:
I think there are two things answering this. The one is the built in "Goto symbol" menu item in the navigation menu, bound to shift-cmd-T by default.
I was wondering about that. This window is always empty for me for Java files. Maybe it's because it doesn't support Java?
Steve
On 01/11/2005, at 15.27, Steve Roy wrote:
I think there are two things answering this. The one is the built in "Goto symbol" menu item in the navigation menu, bound to shift- cmd-T by default.
I was wondering about that. This window is always empty for me for Java files. Maybe it's because it doesn't support Java?
Indeed -- it works by setting what should be in the popup via scope selectors, but the Java grammar doesn't markup function names (methods), so there is no scope selector to extract these.
It can of course be added, given the proper grammar rule(s).
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