Hi,
I am trying to edit some SVG documents. When I open them one at a time they work fine. When I try to open them in a project (to get tabs even though I don't want the drawer and stuff :) it doesn't work. They don't display, and if I click or double-click them in the drawer they try to open in the browser instead of in the editor.
Is there a list of known bugs to not dupe reports? I couldn't find one, but then I'm rather tired today.
Thanks,
On 3. Nov 2004, at 13:37, Robin Berjon wrote:
I am trying to edit some SVG documents. When I open them one at a time they work fine. When I try to open them in a project (to get tabs even though I don't want the drawer and stuff :) it doesn't work. They don't display, and if I click or double-click them in the drawer they try to open in the browser instead of in the editor.
Right-click/control-click an SVG file in the project drawer (or use the gear-icon) -- the last item will be »Treat Files with “.svg” Extensions as Text«, if you select this, TextMate will open SVG files from the project window.
On Nov 3, 2004, at 2:03 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
Right-click/control-click an SVG file in the project drawer (or use the gear-icon) -- the last item will be »Treat Files with “.svg” Extensions as Text«, if you select this, TextMate will open SVG files from the project window.
Why would TM think otherwise?
P.S. -- how (and why) are you getting those "special" double-quotes?
On 4. Nov 2004, at 18:12, Brian Lalor wrote:
[ SVG being binary ] Why would TM think otherwise?
Because it doesn't phone home and asks a human, instead it relies on a list of known good extensions. I'm adding SVG to this list.
P.S. -- how (and why) are you getting those "special" double-quotes?
Why? Because I'm embracing the typographic superiority of the Mac ;)
How? Not sure if this refers to how I create the NSString or how I type the characters? The characters are on option-2 and option-shift-2 on my Danish key map. Creating the strings depends... if the string is static I do [NSString stringWithUTF8String:"bla bla bla"] and of course use utf-8 encoding for all my sources. If the string is dynamic, I tend to use %C and provide the numeric code for the character (%C is the placeholder for a unicode character).
Kind regards Allan
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