I am a recent convert to TextMate, but for some reason (probably me fooling around in the app) I no longer get any content to show up in the Function/Symbol field down to the right in the editor for my PHP and HTML files. Now I just want to restore the default settings for such files - is this possible while still retaining my other settings? If so, could someone point me in the right direction?
Cheers,
Egil
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On 11/3/2006, at 1:06, Egil Helland wrote:
I am a recent convert to TextMate, but for some reason (probably me fooling around in the app) I no longer get any content to show up in the Function/Symbol field down to the right in the editor for my PHP and HTML files
Did you maybe disable the Source bundle in Window -> Show Bundle Editor -> Filter List…?
Now I just want to restore the default settings for such files - is this possible while still retaining my other settings?
Everything you do in the bundle editor is saved in ~/Library/ Application Support/TextMate/Bundles and you can get back to the defaults by deleting the folder (and relaunching TextMate).
On 13. mar. 2006, at 03:09, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 11/3/2006, at 1:06, Egil Helland wrote:
I am a recent convert to TextMate, but for some reason (probably me fooling around in the app) I no longer get any content to show up in the Function/Symbol field down to the right in the editor for my PHP and HTML files
Did you maybe disable the Source bundle in Window -> Show Bundle Editor -> Filter List…?
Aha! Yup, I did. I thought the function/symbol list was just for various languages and support thereof, but now I know better.
Would be nice, for newbies like me, with a short one-liner about each bundle and what it actually does (at least by default).
Now I just want to restore the default settings for such files - is this possible while still retaining my other settings?
Everything you do in the bundle editor is saved in ~/Library/ Application Support/TextMate/Bundles and you can get back to the defaults by deleting the folder (and relaunching TextMate).
Thanks, good to know!
-e
-- egil helland / it consultant (mcse, web technology) web: ikon.as / egil.net mob: +47-91315555
On 13/3/2006, at 8:08, Egil Helland wrote:
[...] Would be nice, for newbies like me, with a short one-liner about each bundle and what it actually does (at least by default).
There is “Assorted Bundles” in the manual [1], and the entry for the Source bundle starts with: “The source bundle contains default actions and preferences for source code.”
In-app documentation for bundles may appear later (several though embed a Help command), but the bundles actually do presently have rudimentary documentation for newbies like yourself! :)
[1] http://macromates.com/textmate/manual/bundles#assorted_bundles
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