[TxMt] Number shortcuts in the popup syntax menu

[Dru Kepple]

Yeah, I agree.  Great little feature.  I've only realized it was there in
this latest release because of the new(?) AppleScript bundle (I spend 95% of
my time coding ActionScript, which I have set up for control-shift-option-A,
so I was expecting to set the language as ActionScript, but lo and behold I
got two options...).  Thanks for that support, Allan!  It was just a few
weeks ago I was looking for an AppleScript bundle for TM.  Were you reading
my mind?

Thanks,
Dru


On 6/19/06, Sami Samhuri <sjs at uvic.ca> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm not exactly sure if that's what the menu's called, but I'm
> referring to the one that pops up when you hit Ctrl-Shift-Opt-?, as
> in ⌃⌥⇧P, and lists all the language grammars starting with P.
> Anyway, I always used to move to the arrow keys to select the
> language. Now that I think about it I probably could have typed the
> first few chars to get where I wanted, but having the number
> shortcuts is awesome.
>
> Thank you Allan, for continuing to make TextMate the best text editor
> on any platform. CVS support be damned! ;-) Keep adding the small but
> useful features like this one and you'll keep your loyal customers
> thrilled about TextMate. Like I recently blogged about Apple, it's
> the excruciating attention to the smallest, seemingly unimportant
> details that really make me love something. I'm sure many others feel
> the same.
>
> The major features like snippets are easy to get used to and take for
> granted, and will certainly be mimicked. Your innovative features and
> attention to detail will set TextMate apart even when the prominent
> features are copied. This is easily the best €40 I've spent on
> software. It was a steal. Thanks again!
>
> Sami
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