Thanks for putting up my bundle Eric, forgot to say that you can have the window close automatically by giving it the argument 'c' (which Kumar has set as the default behaviour). It takes quite a bit of time to render the output for me, so I keep it open.
I originally wanted to make it for those people who hate to leave the keyboard, by having javascript event listeners for the up and down keys, which would move the highlighted selection. When hitting return, the selection should execute. But Texmate's html window doesn't support all the javascript I wanted.
I've included a revised version of the script, and an example of how it was intended to function. Open example.html in a browser to see how it works, down and up keys control selection and return opens the file and line. Can't get it to work in Texmate's html output, if anyone else can, cool.
max
Scuse the coming dumb question
Whats the svn repo address & authentication (anon?) to use to get all the bundles? I'm new to subversion though have twiddled with it before.
Also is there any info on that todo bundle?
Cheers
D
********************************************************************* Quoting David Lee on [Thursday, March 17, 2005, +1100]
Whats the svn repo address & authentication (anon?)
<svn checkout --username anon --password anon http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk ~/Bundles/>
Where ~/Bundles/ is the file where you want the svn dowdloaded to. This will get you all the bundles. For a specific bundle, just add the bundle name after /trunk/. e.g., .../trunk/TODO.tmbundle ~/Bundles/TODO.tmbundle
Make sure you have svn installed first. http://subversion.tigris.org/project_packages.html
The TODO bundle will scan for 'todo' or 'fixme' in any file or folder you have open in TextMate and display an output. The output is hot, so you can click on a todo and move right to the spot in the file. It is a great bundle that I use a lot.
For those that use LateX like me, I also added fxwarning and fxnote to the scan which incorporates with the fixme.sty files I use.
Cheers
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Robert Ullrey