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This is all the rage these days: http://usetakana.com
It's a relatively new tool from mid-2014 it seems.
Live SCSS (SASS) editing with on the fly updates, and it's FAST since it happens via JavaScript in the browser and a server running in the background.
Can this be implemented in TM2?
It's currently only for Sublime Text. Problem is, I'm not a big fan of that editor. I'm forced to use it for this purpose only. If i could do this same thing in TM2 life would become fun again.
Seems like this, like yesterdays’ thread about WakaTime, would require an on_modified call to be added to TextMate to work in real time.
Takana’s plugin appears less complex than WakaTime’s: https://github.com/mechio/takana-sublime
I’d add that there are other time tracking apps that could leverage this information, Codealike and RescueTime
So, +1 for "callback.application.did-modify" I guess? Graham P Heath
On January 15, 2015 at 7:59:33 AM, Joseph Dan (josephdan@writeme.com) wrote:
(I am sending this again as plain text email. Sorry about the earlier HTML email.)
This is all the rage these days: http://usetakana.com
It's a relatively new tool from mid-2014 it seems.
Live SCSS (SASS) editing with on the fly updates, and it's FAST since it happens via JavaScript in the browser and a server running in the background.
Can this be implemented in TM2?
It's currently only for Sublime Text. Problem is, I'm not a big fan of that editor. I'm forced to use it for this purpose only. If i could do this same thing in TM2 life would become fun again.
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On 15 Jan 2015, at 23:10, Graham P Heath wrote:
So, +1 for "callback.application.did-modify" I guess?
Shouldn’t be a showstopper for this, though the “on change” event is one of the things on my to-do for a non-beta release (not that this can’t change), as it’s how I would like to handle TextMate’s own live previews and will also allow to have things like the SCM → Show Uncommitted Changes window update; but because of this, it’s also more than just a simple callback.
Allan Odgaard-4 wrote
[...] the “on change” event is one of the things on my to-do for a non-beta release (not that this can’t change), as it’s how I would like to handle TextMate’s own live previews [...]
I was just wondering what the estimated timeline is for this, if there is one? I'd like to use Takana as well, and I don't particularly want to switch over to Sublime just to use it!
/(Sorry for the repost, I hadn't properly subscribed to the mailing list when I first posted this)/
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On 2015-01-15 14:59, Joseph Dan wrote:
(I am sending this again as plain text email. Sorry about the earlier HTML email.)
This is all the rage these days: http://usetakana.com
It's a relatively new tool from mid-2014 it seems.
Live SCSS (SASS) editing with on the fly updates, and it's FAST since it happens via JavaScript in the browser and a server running in the background.
Can this be implemented in TM2?
It seems to be "on save" which should be no problem for TM2. I'm not sure exactly what's needed but you create a bundle item that extracts the text of the current document on save and pass it to some tool that handles everything.
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