Hello Since the last realease of Textmate, when I'm writing between echo's comas, the shortcut ^majW make "try-catch" expression, I would like it wrap selection in an Open/Close tag as in HTML bundle. How can I do this change ? Thanks a lot
On 4 Apr 2007, at 10:38, Capripot wrote:
Hello Since the last realease of Textmate, when I'm writing between echo's comas, the shortcut ^majW make "try- catch" expression, I would like it wrap selection in an Open/Close tag as in HTML bundle. How can I do this change ? Thanks a lot
As far as I can recall this command was only ever in the SVN repository as ⌃⇧W, and never in an actual release. In short, you should update your checkout of the PHP bundle.
On 4. Apr 2007, at 11:38, Capripot wrote:
Since the last realease of Textmate, when I'm writing between echo's comas, the shortcut ^majW make "try- catch" expression,
Is ^majW ⌃⇧W? For me that one still wraps tags (even inside <? php … ?>).
I would like it wrap selection in an Open/Close tag as in HTML bundle. How can I do this change ?
It really should be doing that out of the box.
Try Bundles → Select Bundle Item. Press the magnifying glass to the left of the text field and switch to ‘Key equivalent’. Now you can press ⌃⇧W and see exactly which command gets called.
On 4/4/07, Allan Odgaard throw-away-1@macromates.com wrote:
On 4. Apr 2007, at 11:38, Capripot wrote:
I would like it wrap selection in an Open/Close tag as in HTML bundle. How can I do this change ?
It really should be doing that out of the box.
Try Bundles → Select Bundle Item. Press the magnifying glass to the left of the text field and switch to 'Key equivalent'. Now you can press ⌃⇧W and see exactly which command gets called.
Wow, I never knew about this feature. Very useful.
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