On 9/10/07, Alistair Colling alistair.colling@gmail.com wrote:

-how do I auto-format my code?

That would be Command + A (Select All) and then Command + Alt + [ (Indent Selection)

Any help much appreciated and if anyone has any other specific tips for AS users using Textmate please let me know :)

I post updates to the bundle on my blog http://bomberstudios.com and plan on writing some more about general TextMate tips (including AS stuff :)

On 9/10/07, Alistair Colling alistair.colling@gmail.com wrote:

is there a shortcut for 'check syntax'?

Hmmm... there's no 'Check Syntax' command on the ActionScript bundle... but now that you mention it, it looks like a good addition to the arsenal...

Will look into it when I have some free time...

Hey Ale, thanks for your help and sorry it's taken so long for me to reply. I have started putting some effort into using Textmate and am really enjoying it. I've tried to get your 'Validate Syntax' snippet to work but I get an error message:

/tmp/temp_textmate.dRzeHI:32: syntax error if errors.empty? && warnings.empty?

I think it is probably down to me copying the code for the snippet incorrectly but I'm not totally sure what I'm doing, I copied the code in the string node (below) If you could point out what I'm doing wrong I would be really grateful. Cheers! Ali

http://www.nabble.com/file/p13290317/validate%2Bsyntax.jpg #!/usr/bin/env ruby

require 'open3' require ENV["TM_SUPPORT_PATH"] + "/lib/web_preview" require ENV['TM_SUPPORT_PATH'] + "/lib/exit_codes"

filename = ENV['TM_FILEPATH']

cmd = "'#{ENV['TM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT']}/bin/mtasc' '#{filename}'"

stdin, stdout, stderr = Open3.popen3(cmd)

warnings = [] errors = [] while err = stderr.gets if err[0, 10] == 'Warning : ' warnings.push(err.chomp) else m = /(.+):([0-9]+): characters ([0-9]+)-([0-9]+) : (.+)/.match(err) if m != nil if /^//.match(m[1]) real_path = m[1] else real_path = Dir.pwd + "/" + m[1] end a = "txmt://open?url=file://#{real_path}&line=#{m[2]}&column=#{m[3].to_i + 1}" err = "<a href="#{a}">#{File.basename(m[1])}, Line: #{m[2]} Column: #{m[3].to_i + 1} - #{m[5]}</a>" end errors.push(err.chomp) end end if errors.empty? && warnings.empty? puts "Syntax Ok" TextMate.exit_show_tool_tip else html_header("Validating Syntax for #{File.basename(filename)}","Validate Syntax") if !errors.empty? puts "<h2>Errors</h2>" puts errors end if !warnings.empty? puts "<h2>Warnings</h2>" puts warnings end html_footer TextMate.exit_show_html end

bomberstudios wrote:

On 9/10/07, Ale Muñoz bomberstudios@gmail.com wrote:

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Hmmm... there's no 'Check Syntax' command on the ActionScript bundle... but now that you mention it, it looks like a good addition to the arsenal...

Talk about good timing. I had to debug some stuff for a project, and thought this command would be *very* useful.

Thus, I've pushed a new "Validate Syntax" command to the repository. It's bound to Control + Shift + V, for consistency with other bundles.

Please try it and see if it works for you.

-- Ale Muñoz http://sofanaranja.com http://bomberstudios.com

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Thanks again Ale :)

I have this working now. My new problem is I need to learn how to add new definitions to the help file as I am getting this error:

VersionChecker.as, Line: 137 Column: 9 - type error Unknown variable _url

If you could let me know how to do this that would be great as I can't seem to find a list of variables in the Bundles section and I think I need to add _url as a keyword or something.

Also I am getting this error: VersionChecker.as, Line: 147 Column: 41 - type error Unknown variable mcLoaded, this is the line of code:

mclListener.onLoadInit = mcLoaded(mc);

I have one last request as I am trying to compile using Textmate and MTASC but keep getting this error message:

sh: line 1: /Users/Ali/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles/ActionScript.tmbundle/Support/bin/mtasc: No such file or directory

"/Users/Ali/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles/ActionScript.tmbundle/Support/bin/mtasc" "myClass.as" -version 8 -header 800:600:31 -swf myApplication.swf

I've read through the help files but can't get this to work either. If you could direct me to a tutorial and send me a zip archive that I can open in Textmate and compile myself that would be great then I should be able to so it myself.

Sorry to keep nagging you, I don't tknow where else to go! please let me know if there is somewhere else I should be loooking :)

Kind regards, Ali

bomberstudios wrote:

2007/10/19, AliAli ali@tombola.com:

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I think it is probably down to me copying the code for the snippet incorrectly but I'm not totally sure what I'm doing, I copied the code in the string node (below)

Looks like you copied the code from the plist and pasted it on the bundle editor.

Try pasting this code instead:

http://pastie.textmate.org/108891

:)

-- Ale Muñoz http://sofanaranja.com http://bomberstudios.com

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