Steve,
Thanks for the input! This has now been fixed.
- Alex Ross
On Oct 29, 2006, at 7:46 PM, Steve Lianoglou wrote:
Hey there,
I noticed there's been some activity updating the Python bundle and language defs (thanks!). The new language grammar is flagging something as invalid, but I'm pretty sure what I'm doing is kosher.
Its catching my return statement that returns a tuple that I'm defining (and surrounding) by parenthesis at the time of return.
A trivial example:
def something(): one = 1 two = 2 return (one,two)
It looks like there are three scopes that are being assigned here (on the return statement, that is), which I don't think should matching here:
invalid.illegal.name.python entity.name.function.python meta.function-call.python
I just wanted to bring this to your/someone's attention. Thanks for taking the time to make the Python bundle better ... if I recall correctly, most everything used to be in just a source.python scope, so the new work is much appreciated.
Thanks, -steve
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Hi Alex,
Thanks for the input! This has now been fixed.
Oh no ... thank you .. that was quick.
Hopefully you won't get too frustrated with all the to and fros, but it also seems like the "symbol definitions"(?) are all sorts of screwed atm as well.
I'm talking about the rules used to capture the things that appear in the Symbol Popup (at the lower right of the window) (or accessed via the cmd-shift-T key-combo) where you'd expect to find the methods and the classes that are embedded in the current file.
Currently, a whole mismash of stuff is getting stuffed into there now.
Hmm .. I'm realizing it could be annoying if people are commenting on a work in progress since I'm working w/ they Python bundle from the svn checkout. If you like, I can revert to the "official" python bundle that gets packaged with the TextMate cutting edge releases until you're done tweaking the one in the svn repo.
Thanks, -steve
Steve,
Actually, I really appreciate the input. It helps me squish bugs faster! Please keep using it, and reporting any problems. :)
- Alex
On 10/30/06, Steve Lianoglou lists@arachnedesign.net wrote:
Hi Alex,
Thanks for the input! This has now been fixed.
Oh no ... thank you .. that was quick.
Hopefully you won't get too frustrated with all the to and fros, but it also seems like the "symbol definitions"(?) are all sorts of screwed atm as well.
I'm talking about the rules used to capture the things that appear in the Symbol Popup (at the lower right of the window) (or accessed via the cmd-shift-T key-combo) where you'd expect to find the methods and the classes that are embedded in the current file.
Currently, a whole mismash of stuff is getting stuffed into there now.
Hmm .. I'm realizing it could be annoying if people are commenting on a work in progress since I'm working w/ they Python bundle from the svn checkout. If you like, I can revert to the "official" python bundle that gets packaged with the TextMate cutting edge releases until you're done tweaking the one in the svn repo.
Thanks, -steve
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Steve,
Thanks, this one is fixed now too.
- Alex
On Oct 30, 2006, at 7:25 AM, Steve Lianoglou wrote:
Hi Alex,
Thanks for the input! This has now been fixed.
Oh no ... thank you .. that was quick.
Hopefully you won't get too frustrated with all the to and fros, but it also seems like the "symbol definitions"(?) are all sorts of screwed atm as well.
I'm talking about the rules used to capture the things that appear in the Symbol Popup (at the lower right of the window) (or accessed via the cmd-shift-T key-combo) where you'd expect to find the methods and the classes that are embedded in the current file.
Currently, a whole mismash of stuff is getting stuffed into there now.
Hmm .. I'm realizing it could be annoying if people are commenting on a work in progress since I'm working w/ they Python bundle from the svn checkout. If you like, I can revert to the "official" python bundle that gets packaged with the TextMate cutting edge releases until you're done tweaking the one in the svn repo.
Thanks, -steve
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