On 20.08.2008, at 17:47, Piero D'Ancona wrote:

Hans-Jörg Bibiko <bibiko@...> writes:

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(Ask the TextMate List.tmCommand): application/octet-stream, 2398 bytes

Hans, as usual you have crazy and weirdly useful ideas. But... where's the script? I get a Not Found when I click on it

??

I've just opened my mail on an other Mac. I clicked at the attachment, TextMate opened, and installed the tmCommand. Normally it will be installed into your personal Bundle folder. Within that tmCommand you will find the Ruby script. The Ruby script runs with the latest ui.rb and progress.rb

If that doesn't work, here the script:

Input: nothing Output: Show as Tool Tip Scope: no scope Key binding: whatever

Command: #!/usr/bin/env ruby -wKU

SUPPORT = ENV['TM_SUPPORT_PATH'] require SUPPORT + '/lib/ui.rb' require SUPPORT + '/lib/progress.rb' require 'net/http' require 'uri'

url = "http://www.nabble.com/forum/Search.jtp?local=y&forum=18157&" page = 0 isHeaderSet = false

query = TextMate::UI.request_string(:title => 'Ask the TextMate List', :prompt => 'Search for:') exit 200 if query.nil? query.gsub!('"','%22') query.gsub!(/ +/, '+')

answer = "" answer += "<base href='http://www.nabble.com'>" TextMate.call_with_progress(:title => 'Ask the TextMate List', :summary => 'Searching…', :indeterminate => true) do |dlg| begin while true result = Net::HTTP.get( URI.parse("#{url}page=#{page}&query=# {query}") ) if ! isHeaderSet m = result.match(/(?m)(Found \d+ matching posts for .*? thread.?.)/) answer += "<div style='padding:1mm;background- color:lightgray;font-size:0.8em'>#{m[1]}</div>" isHeaderSet = true dlg.parameters = {'summary' => 'Preparing HTML page…', 'details' => m[1].gsub(/<[^>]*?>/, '') } end result.gsub!(/(?m)<div class="nabble" id="nabble".*?<table cellspacing=2 cellpadding=2 border=0 width="100%">/, '') result.gsub!(/(?m)style="font-size:0.9em;"/, 'style="display:none;"') result.gsub!(/(?m)<p>[^<]*?<div class="search-wrapper shaded- bg-color">.*?</html>/, '') answer += result page += 1 break if ! result.include?("Next 10 ") end rescue print "Error" exit 200 end end f = File.open("/tmp/TM_askList.html", "w") f.puts "#{answer}</table></body></html>" f.close `open "/tmp/TM_askList.html"` `sleep 2;rm -f "/tmp/TM_askList.html" &`

--Hans

On 20.08.2008, at 19:41, Jeff Newman wrote:

brilliant! My burning question about textmate 2 was answered without bothering anyone! :) The "preparing the HTML page" seemed a little sluggish, but I don't know how one could fix that.

Look into the code and search for that string and change it.

This script was written in 10 minutes thus the style should be polished up. Anyway, if there's interest to have such a script I will try to write that script much more cleaner tomorrow and hopefully faster by using different threads.

--Hans

Hi,

here comes the next version (still without using threads).

Type 'help' for getting search tips from Nabble.com

Is there someone who is able to implement the 'Cancel' button into the TextMate.progress stuff. I tried it out. It only worked if I ran the script via RubyMate but not by invoking it normally.

--Hans

Now as zip archive ;)

next steps to improve it:

- the search term 'help' shows not only the search tips but also a setting menu to set 'sort by' (date/relevance) and 'max number of displayed threads' - if more than 10 threads are found all other pages are downloaded in threads (sometimes faster) - the help window can be closed by pressing ESC

- still to do: the implementation of Cancel buttons in the progress windows

BTW: AFAIK one cannot toggle the :indeterminate attribute on runtime of a progress window. Why?

Thanks for the many mails! Maybe this tiny script could be find a place within the standard TextMate bundle(?)

--Hans

Hi,

first of all thanks a lot for the many many mails!

According to some suggestions I improved the command "Ask the TextMate List":

- now the search process runs in the background, meaning while searching one can use TM as usual - the search progress dialog has a Cancel button to simply cancel it - the search term "all" will display all threads chronologically - as usual type "help" for getting search tips and setting the preferences - now there are two commands one for the user list and one for the developer list - attested on Leopard and Tiger

Still the script(s) is/are single tmCommand(s) ;)

The key combo is for both SHIFT+CTRL+OPT+APPLE+?

According to the many mails I received I'd suggest to add these commands into the standard TextMate bundle (?)

Feedback is welcomed as always.

Cheers,

--Hans