Hi folks,
Tcl's comment syntax is such that it allows comments to extend to multiple lines by escaping the new-line. E.g.
# this is a \ two line comment
The current Tcl grammar does not catch this and does not apply the comment tag to the second line.
The following Patch fixes that, and it also fixes something having to do with single quotes... I can't remember. Now that differences in preferences are stored as tmDeltas, what's a good way to see diffs between what I have and what is in the grammar?
I assume that if I attach my tmDelta for Tcl that's enough, right?
Thanks,
-Oscar
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On 16. Oct 2006, at 19:59, Oscar Bonilla wrote:
[...] Now that differences in preferences are stored as tmDeltas, what's a good way to see diffs between what I have and what is in the grammar?
I know I say everywhere to checkout to /Library -- but for bundles where one plans to contribute back a patch, well, it is best to checkout that bundle to ~/Library or create a symbolic link from ~/ Library to /Library (for just that bundle).
This makes it possible to just do “svn diff «bundle»” to get a patch file, and better, it states what version the patch is against (I have received patches which were based on old versions of a bundle, but that is not clear unless I get the svn headers, so I much prefer this one).
I assume that if I attach my tmDelta for Tcl that's enough, right?
I currently have no system to “merge” these. So better to drag the item from the bundle editor to the desktop, and then either send that, or do a diff between that and the original (be aware that the filenames may not match exactly).
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Allan Odgaard -
Oscar Bonilla