When I hit enter on <div>|</div>, I get this: <div> [tab]| </div>
which is great, I can immediately begin typing and nesting and so on. I'd like this behaviour also for the p tag for instance, and all the other block tags. Also for all xml tags that aren't ended with a / (that is, not for <tag/>, but for <tag></tag>).
Andreas
Ehum, to answer my own question/request, it seems the html bundle isn't updated on the meta.scope.between-tag-par.html, so that all tags are recognized, since this triggers the smart return/indent for tag pairs html snippet. It would also be very nice to have a between-tag-pair for the xml scope :)
Andreas
On Oct 12, 2005, at 17:05 , Andreas Wahlin wrote:
When I hit enter on <div>|</div>, I get this:
<div> [tab]| </div>
which is great, I can immediately begin typing and nesting and so on. I'd like this behaviour also for the p tag for instance, and all the other block tags. Also for all xml tags that aren't ended with a / (that is, not for <tag/>, but for <tag></tag>).
Andreas
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On 12/10/2005, at 17.10, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
Ehum, to answer my own question/request, it seems the html bundle isn't updated on the meta.scope.between-tag-par.html, so that all tags are recognized, since this triggers the smart return/indent for tag pairs html snippet. It would also be very nice to have a between-tag-pair for the xml scope :)
I added it to the grammar and also made the HTML-one a catch-all.
Just FYI, I think one of the reasons tags like the p don't indent is that they are not block elements by definition. Personally, I think its great that it doesn't indent, from a semantics point of view. On 10/12/05, Andreas Wahlin andreaswahlin@bredband.net wrote:
When I hit enter on <div>|</div>, I get this:
<div> [tab]| </div>
which is great, I can immediately begin typing and nesting and so on. I'd like this behaviour also for the p tag for instance, and all the other block tags. Also for all xml tags that aren't ended with a / (that is, not for <tag/>, but for <tag></tag>).
Andreas
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On Oct 12, 2005, at 11:19 PM, Robert Deaton wrote:
Just FYI, I think one of the reasons tags like the p don't indent is that they are not block elements by definition. Personally, I think its great that it doesn't indent, from a semantics point of view.
Not block elements? They certainly are block elements. I think it's just that people often use <p> tags without indenting because it's just meant to encapsulate some text (namely a paragraph of text) and they don't want to indent the text. But it really should be indented by default to reflect the *structure* of the page, which is more important (when viewing source) than the flow of the text.
Also, the li tags get indented :) btw Allan, nothing seems to have changed for the 540 build, but I guess it comes in the next?
Andreas
On Oct 13, 2005, at 6:01 , Kevin Ballard wrote:
On Oct 12, 2005, at 11:19 PM, Robert Deaton wrote:
Just FYI, I think one of the reasons tags like the p don't indent is that they are not block elements by definition. Personally, I think its great that it doesn't indent, from a semantics point of view.
Not block elements? They certainly are block elements. I think it's just that people often use <p> tags without indenting because it's just meant to encapsulate some text (namely a paragraph of text) and they don't want to indent the text. But it really should be indented by default to reflect the *structure* of the page, which is more important (when viewing source) than the flow of the text.
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On 13/10/2005, at 8.31, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
btw Allan, nothing seems to have changed for the 540 build, but I guess it comes in the next?
Yes, you can see bundle change log here: http://macromates.com/svnlog/bundles.rss And application change log here: http://textmate.org/changelog.rss
Compare dates, and you'll see it was done an hour after last bukd…
That said, I had to re-issue r540 because I'd linked with (Tiger only) libcurl 3, so if you re-download, you will actually get updated bundles.
I can't start r540 on Panther 10.3.9. Is Panther support stopped? -- Chris "wish his company would upgrade to Tiger soon"
On Oct 13, 2005, at 12:02 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 13/10/2005, at 8.31, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
btw Allan, nothing seems to have changed for the 540 build, but I guess it comes in the next?
Yes, you can see bundle change log here: http://macromates.com/svnlog/bundles.rss And application change log here: http://textmate.org/changelog.rss
Compare dates, and you'll see it was done an hour after last bukd…
That said, I had to re-issue r540 because I'd linked with (Tiger only) libcurl 3, so if you re-download, you will actually get updated bundles.
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On 13/10/2005, at 9.19, Chris wong wrote:
I can't start r540 on Panther 10.3.9. Is Panther support stopped?
uhm… that was sort of covered in the part you quoted:
That said, I had to re-issue r540 because I'd linked with (Tiger only) libcurl 3, so if you re-download, you will actually get updated bundles.
In other words, re-download! :)
On Oct 13, 2005, at 12:32 AM, Chris wong wrote:
On Oct 13, 2005, at 12:21 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
In other words, re-download! :)
I did re-download a couple times, but that was only a couple minutes before your email. :-) Bad timing from me...
I thought it was bad timing from me, but after re-download the latest build from get.textmate.org again, it still won't start on Panther. Still getting the following error.
dyld: ./TextMate can't open library: /usr/lib/libcurl.3.dylib (No such file or directory, errno = 2)
-- Chris
On 13/10/2005, at 9.41, Chris wong wrote:
I did re-download a couple times, but that was only a couple minutes before your email. :-) Bad timing from me...
I thought it was bad timing from me, but after re-download the latest build from get.textmate.org again, it still won't start on Panther. Still getting the following error.
dyld: ./TextMate can't open library: /usr/lib/libcurl.3.dylib (No such file or directory, errno = 2)
hmm… yeah… the executable still refers to v3 -- sadly I have no idea about how to fix it, but I'm working on it…
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