Hello,
TabMate 1.1 is released.
TabMate is a plugin that makes it possible to have per-file indenting settings, so you don't have to manually change these when you switch between files with different code styles.
New in 1.1:
* TabMate now adhers to the programming language in the modeline.
Please see http://konstochvanligasaker.se/tabmate for more information.
/Håkan
On Aug 17, 2006, at 6:10 AM, Håkan Waara wrote:
Hello,
TabMate 1.1 is released.
TabMate is a plugin that makes it possible to have per-file indenting settings, so you don't have to manually change these when you switch between files with different code styles.
New in 1.1:
- TabMate now adhers to the programming language in the modeline.
Please see http://konstochvanligasaker.se/tabmate for more information.
/Håkan
Woah!! Best. Plugin. Ever.
This is going to seriously same us some time.
Thanks! (PS: If you have any theme suggestions, you now have VIP status ;)
thomas Aylott—subtleGradient
I realise this is outside the minimalistic scope, but could we also have theme detection/setting? Would be so nice to have different themes on different languages (and even font settings if I'm rubbing the genie lamp)
Andreas
The problem is that TextMate themes and font settings are not part of such modelines - the metadata that describes what kind of file we're dealing with. So, in order for TabMate to know what theme you want in different languages, some kind of preference panel, or configuration file would be needed.
I can't think of any nice way to incorporate it into the plugin cleanly, but ideas are welcome.
/Håkan
18 aug 2006 kl. 10.10 skrev Andreas Wahlin:
I realise this is outside the minimalistic scope, but could we also have theme detection/setting? Would be so nice to have different themes on different languages (and even font settings if I'm rubbing the genie lamp)
Andreas
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Well, it *is* possible to change textmate themes from the command- line, right? So perhaps a custom textmate equivalent to modelines, like /* textmate theme:twilight font_size:12 anti-aliasing:on */
just off the top of my head :/ Surely not a smart idea really but ...
Andreas
On Aug 18, 2006, at 10:24 , Håkan Waara wrote:
The problem is that TextMate themes and font settings are not part of such modelines - the metadata that describes what kind of file we're dealing with. So, in order for TabMate to know what theme you want in different languages, some kind of preference panel, or configuration file would be needed.
I can't think of any nice way to incorporate it into the plugin cleanly, but ideas are welcome.
/Håkan
18 aug 2006 kl. 10.10 skrev Andreas Wahlin:
I realise this is outside the minimalistic scope, but could we also have theme detection/setting? Would be so nice to have different themes on different languages (and even font settings if I'm rubbing the genie lamp)
Andreas
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yes: open ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Themes/Slate.tmTheme
It should be possible to create a bundle that would list all local bundles available and let the user choose between them in a dropdown menu or something. Or change to a random theme every hour or something like that :)
On 8/18/06, Andreas Wahlin andreas.wahlin@webbhuset.se wrote:
Well, it *is* possible to change textmate themes from the command- line, right? So perhaps a custom textmate equivalent to modelines, like /* textmate theme:twilight font_size:12 anti-aliasing:on */
just off the top of my head :/ Surely not a smart idea really but ...
Andreas
On Aug 18, 2006, at 10:24 , Håkan Waara wrote:
The problem is that TextMate themes and font settings are not part of such modelines - the metadata that describes what kind of file we're dealing with. So, in order for TabMate to know what theme you want in different languages, some kind of preference panel, or configuration file would be needed.
I can't think of any nice way to incorporate it into the plugin cleanly, but ideas are welcome.
/Håkan
18 aug 2006 kl. 10.10 skrev Andreas Wahlin:
I realise this is outside the minimalistic scope, but could we also have theme detection/setting? Would be so nice to have different themes on different languages (and even font settings if I'm rubbing the genie lamp)
Andreas
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On Aug 18, 2006, at 09:24, Håkan Waara wrote:
The problem is that TextMate themes and font settings are not part of such modelines - the metadata that describes what kind of file we're dealing with. So, in order for TabMate to know what theme you want in different languages, some kind of preference panel, or configuration file would be needed.
Actually, it *would* be nice to have a way of setting a theme for an individual language - maybe a menu on the bottom next to the language selector (we're running out of space down there, though!). This would be better as a TextMate function rather than TabMate.
Selecting a theme when editing a particular language could cause that theme to appear automatically when editing in that language, in much the same way that TextMate remembers the tab settings for individual languages. Changing theme in Preferences would presumably just change the theme for languages that haven't had an override set.
Anyone else like this / think it's stupid?
On Aug 18, 2006, at 1:34 PM, John Yeates wrote:
Actually, it *would* be nice to have a way of setting a theme for an individual language
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Selecting a theme when editing a particular language could cause that theme to appear automatically when editing in that language, in much the same way that TextMate remembers the tab settings for individual languages.
[...]
Anyone else like this?
I love the idea and it is something I have asked for before. I write html,css,php etc a lot, but I also am working in markdown, latex and the screenplay bundle. Two of these (screenplay and latex) have special themes that I use that do not play with others. I would love to be able to have a screenplay and an html file opened at the same time with different themes.
Robert
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