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Allan Odgaard | 1 Aug 2005 08:15

Re: Keybindings

On 01/08/2005, at 0.29, Andreas Wahlin wrote:

>> The action method you want is shiftRight: -- but if you bind tab  
>> to that action, it'll always do a shift right, so you'll lose the  
>> ability to insert tab characters (on tab at least).
> That's not good either, but thanks for the shiftRight info. I think  
> skEdit is actually the only editor I've seen on OS X to have this  
> behaviour, am I one of the few who thinks this is the best way?

No, a lot do -- though I don't, since I often replace the selection  
with a tab, and I don't see the big inconvenience in holding down  
option when pressing tab (to shift right).
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Allan Odgaard | 1 Aug 2005 09:10

Re: Additional Keyword support for SQL Language

On 31/07/2005, at 13.34, Mark Cotner wrote:

> This was my first stab at editing a language
> definition.  I tried to add "COPY" support as well,
> but couldn't get it to work for whatever reason.  This
> version supports most keywords in the spec.  I'll try
> and add better stored procedure/function support as
> well as get copy working and respam.

Thanks, I updated the version in the repository. I changed  
keyword.function.create to keyword.other.create (to use an official  
name) but probably many of the current SQL names should be changed.  
e.g. NOT is an operator and NULL is a constant IMHO (both marked up  
as keywords currently).

Personally though I have close to no experience with SQL syntax,  
which is probably why most stuff ended up as keywords ;)

I also added support for # comments, `strings` and allowed for the  
name in the create table statement to be quoted (this name appears in  
the symbol popup btw). And I moved the increase-indent pattern to a  
bundle preferences item.

You can grab the updated SQL syntax from here (or do a svn checkout  
of the SQL bundle):
    http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Bundles/SQL.tmbundle/ 
Syntaxes/SQL.plist
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Andreas Wahlin | 1 Aug 2005 11:27

Re: Keybindings

> No, a lot do -- though I don't, since I often replace the selection  
> with a tab, and I don't see the big inconvenience in holding down  
> option when pressing tab (to shift right).

Oh, so that's how you do it, I have liteSwitch on option+tab so that  
doesen't work for me, but obviously it's my local problem then. (in  
fact, I have different switchers on (command, alt and control)+tab, I  
guess I like to switch hehe)

Andreas
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Bryce Thornton | 2 Aug 2005 19:10
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Subversion Integration?

Is there any timeline for Subversion integration in Textmate?  I'm
sure this has been discussed before, but I couldn't find any solid
information.

Thanks,
Bryce
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Robert Deaton | 2 Aug 2005 19:38
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Re: Subversion Integration?

A subversion bundle is already included. Automation -> Run Command -> Subversion

On 8/2/05, Bryce Thornton <brycethornton@...> wrote:
> Is there any timeline for Subversion integration in Textmate?  I'm
> sure this has been discussed before, but I couldn't find any solid
> information.
> 
> Thanks,
> Bryce
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Bryce Thornton | 2 Aug 2005 19:52
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Re: Subversion Integration?

Oh, great!  I didn't even realize it was there.

Thanks,
Bryce

On 8/2/05, Robert Deaton <false.hopes@...> wrote:
> A subversion bundle is already included. Automation -> Run Command -> Subversion
> 
> On 8/2/05, Bryce Thornton <brycethornton@...> wrote:
> > Is there any timeline for Subversion integration in Textmate?  I'm
> > sure this has been discussed before, but I couldn't find any solid
> > information.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Bryce
> > ______________________________________________________________________
> > For new threads USE THIS: textmate@...
> > (threading gets destroyed and the universe will collapse if you don't)
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Mats Persson | 2 Aug 2005 21:09
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TM Documentation & RubyOnRails == Your time to help, please !!


OK, considering the number of RoR users using TM and on this list, I  
am throwing this whole thing out to the community to help and assist  
with.

Over the past few weeks I've been working on the TM documentation  
site (90% done), and has hacked a version of Hieraki to handle it.   
I've done a variety of changes even though I'm a RoR newbie, but now  
I'm a bit fed up with my limitations, and the time it takes for me -  
as a newbie - to do the stuff. It's a good learning ground, but I'm  
also completely out of time for doing this stuff, so I am hoping that  
others are willing to help out as well.

Outstanding issues & problems:

1.    Routing & URLs issues

This is 90% done, and the documentation now handles human readable  
URL's like these:
     a.    URL:      site.com/chaptertitle/
     b.    URL:      site.com/chaptertitle/pagetitle/
     c.    URL:      site.com/chaptertitle/subchaptertitle/
     d.    URL:      site.com/chaptertitle/subchaptertitle/pagetitle/

Translated into TM doc's speek:

if we have a chapter called "Appendices" and a subchapter called  
"RegExp" and then a page called "Overview" then the url becomes   
site.com/appendices/regexp/overview/
(Continue reading)

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Charilaos Skiadas | 2 Aug 2005 21:18

Renaming open files from Finder

Not sure if this is documented yet, but I've been having problems  
with files that are open in TM, and at the same time I edit their  
name through the Finder. It seems that TM still works with the old  
filename, and if I save it will save (a copy of) the file with the  
old filename.
If the file is inside a folder and it is open in TM, and I rename the  
folder, then TM asks me for my password (!!!) when I try to save the  
file.
No particular error messages in the console.
Anyone else can reproduce this?

Haris
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Samuel DeVore | 2 Aug 2005 22:41
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Re: TM Documentation & RubyOnRails == Your time to help, please !!

I went to look at the site and I get an error, either the page fails to load or it reports a rails application failure

Sam D

<div><p>I went to look at the site and I get an error, either the page fails to load or it reports a rails application failure<br><br>
Sam D<br></p></div>
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Mats Persson | 3 Aug 2005 10:05
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Re: TM Documentation & RubyOnRails == Your time to help, please !!


On 2 Aug 2005, at 21:41, Samuel DeVore wrote:
> I went to look at the site and I get an error, either the page  
> fails to load or it reports a rails application failure

Sam, the site works now and should have been working since I sent my  
post. Visiting [ www.imediatec.co.uk/tmdocs/ ] should output the  
Table of Contents for the documentation, if this for some reason did/ 
do not work for you or anyone, then there are two possible reasons:

1.    I just added/updated something that temporarily broke the whole  
damn thing. Come back in 10 minutes.
2.    We have a much bigger problem than I can get my head around,  
cause it should work.

HOWEVER, if you look around it, clicking on links etc. etc. and it  
generates errors, that's very possible (if not extremely likely).  
That's why I asked for help. You can then help by grabbing a  
screenshot of the page (including URL) or save the HTML output and  
post those to me off-list.

Please note! This is not my personal site, it's a project for the TM  
community and NOT for myself alone. Every single TM user will  
guaranteed benefit from it's existence, so help out in the effort.  I  
am only a user that is helping Allan and not a Macromates staff or  
paid contractor. If I can spend time and energy to help out, so can you.

Kind regards,

Mats

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