[TxMt] Re: Cocoa Autocomplete

[Jacob Rus]

Sam Halliday wrote:
> I have done this and restarted TextMate, but the binding is not doing 
> anything and now ESC doesn't autocomplete! Attached is my 
> Keybindings.dict. If somebody could have look at this at let me know 
> what is going on, that would be appreciated.

With such a short KeyBindings.dict, you could have just inlined it:

     {"^/" = "nextCompletion:"; }

Anyway, that should work fine, so that it doesn't implies that something 
is indeed up; I thought it would first source the file inside the app 
bundle, and then overwrite those bindings with anything found in 
~/Library, but it might just ignore the file in the app bundle whenever 
one exists in ~/Library

To but to be sure, you could just duplicate the file in the resources 
folder and then modify it as desired.  That's what I do, and I don't 
have any problems with it

> Is there a list of all the symbols available in TextMate? Specifically 
> I'd like to bind ctrl-up/ctrl-down to navigate up/down a paragraph and 
> apple-(< or >) to navigate to beginning/end of file.

You can't use the ⌘ key inside any key bindings that don't involve the 
arrow keys and maybe a couple other things.  But you can definitely make 
a TextMate macro which does this.  So it's not going to work in other 
apps, but in TextMate it should be fine.  And for moving up/down a 
paragraph, you'll have to clarify what you mean.  Is a line a paragraph, 
or a group of lines with content separated by double newlines?  If the 
latter, you could do something like a macro for a forwards regular 
expression search for two blank lines and then move backwards, or similar.

-Jacob