[TxMt] Split Panes: who/what/when/where/why

[David Lee]

Here's a couple of suggestions.


Anyone here familiar with Komodo (activestate)? Sadly not available for mac
but very good for scripting languages (if you like an ide) for windows &
linux.

A few things in particular which rock about it:

1) for perl, php, tcl etc, interactive syntax checking : uses the local
interpreter to check for syntax errors & displays them (underline text red ,
errs in status bar) as you type. Downside: can be very slow

2) brilliant regexp composer. Similar to Kdevelops.

3) built - in python shell window. See also Kate's wonderful integrated
shell. Can we have a shell window for TM sometime (maybe just in its own tab
for now) ? We could set up macros or whatever to start this in IRB /
whatever interactive shell we like - hell, we could run emacs inside
textmate :) ! 

Of all these, #3 would be the most awesome for TM. 

Anyone know of a similar (#2) standalone interactive regexp editor for the
Mac ? 

D


-----Original Message-----
From: William D.Neumann [mailto:wdnx at unm.edu] 
Sent: Wednesday, 16 March 2005 1:11 PM
To: TM Users
Subject: Re: [TxMt] Split Panes: who/what/when/where/why

On Mar 15, 2005, at 6:59 PM, William D.Neumann wrote:

>> Although dealing with the guys at BB does have it's downsides. You 
>> could propose for them to implement a Tab GUI (like TM), a User 
>> definable Syntax highlighting system (like TM), a Project hierarchy 
>> file viewer (like TMs Project Drawer) or any other item, like I did 
>> back in 2001 and many times since up until TM arrived.

Oooops.  In my last message, I forgot to attribute the above quote to Mats
Persson...  He said it, not Alan.

William D. Neumann

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