To test what this could look like you can use a font size of like 5 in prefs. After you zoom in, it won't let you zoom back out past 9. If we (I, really... who cares about anyone else :D ) could zoom out past 9, we could get a good visual overview of the whole document.
Not a big change, but it'd be handy to me atleast.
On 09/08/2005, at 19.49, thomas Aylott wrote:
To test what this could look like you can use a font size of like 5 in prefs. After you zoom in, it won't let you zoom back out past 9. If we (I, really... who cares about anyone else :D ) could zoom out past 9, we could get a good visual overview of the whole document.
I've lowered the limit to 5 points. Everything below 9 is however (seriously) unreadable.
On Aug 9, 2005, at 3:22 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 09/08/2005, at 19.49, thomas Aylott wrote:
To test what this could look like you can use a font size of like 5 in prefs. After you zoom in, it won't let you zoom back out past 9. If we (I, really... who cares about anyone else :D ) could zoom out past 9, we could get a good visual overview of the whole document.
I've lowered the limit to 5 points. Everything below 9 is however (seriously) unreadable.
sweet. Do I now wait for b17 or is it a bundle change somewhere I can get with svn?
On 09/08/2005, at 21.32, thomas Aylott wrote:
I've lowered the limit to 5 points. Everything below 9 is however (seriously) unreadable.
sweet. Do I now wait for b17 or is it a bundle change somewhere I can get with svn?
Normally wait to next beta, but I released this update (and is seriously considering putting my change log on RSS and making it link to most recent build): http://macromates.com/textmate/files/TextMate_1.1b16_2005-08-09.zip
For Emacs users this build also has yank (ctrl-y) to insert the last thing deleted (and merge successive deletes).
And for those with the drawer showing on the wrong side, the threshold for available space has been lowered.
On Aug 9, 2005, at 9:50 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
(and is seriously considering putting my change log on RSS and making it link to most recent build):
yay! more fodder for textmate update junkies like myself ;-)
t.
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