TextMate Moving to Distributed Development?
See Allan Odgaard’s email here. Sounds like it might be awhile before this is implemented, if it is, so there’s plenty of time to learn Git.
See Allan Odgaard’s email here. Sounds like it might be awhile before this is implemented, if it is, so there’s plenty of time to learn Git.
On the TextMate irc channel. CIA-12 automatically reports new commits to the TextMate subversion repository, inner-six is the irc bot, and Allan is Allan Odgaard, TextMate’s developer: CIA-12: ale * r7887 /trunk/Bundles/ActionScript.tmbundle/Support/ (4 files in 2 dirs): [23:18] CIA-12: - Improved “Build with MTASC” command for compiling on project subfolders (it will look for a […]
A middle weight gray theme inspired by MagicWB (Amiga), but with better support for LaTeX, markdown, and mail. Download it here.
Upgrading WordPress awhile back required me to restructure my directory. Most of the links were fixed, but Juan kindly observed that the link to the Soylent Green Theme was broken. For some reason, the original theme is lost (if only I had moved ~/Libray/Application Support/TextMate into subversion earlier). But an updated version can be downloaded […]
Another post in my series on subversion, a free, open source version control system: Subversion Subversion, Serendipity, and Discipline Subversion and the Single User LaTeX and Subversion Circle Six Subversion Subverting Difference Today we’ll look at three ways that subversion interacts with my favorite text editor, TextMate: TextMate’s subversion repository TextMate’s subversion integration Keeping local […]
TextMate’s themes provide syntax coloring based on scopes. TextMate comes with a number of themes, but more user created themes are available at the wiki. I have tried my hand at creating themes. Creating a usable and attractive theme is much harder than it might initially seem. (Hats off, then, to theme designers like Thomas […]
Rands interviews TextMate’s developer, Allan Odgaard, who drops some tantalizing hints about TextMate 2.0: Things in TextMate are generally triggered when the user does some form of interaction. For example, pressing a key, dragging a file to the edit area, or typing a keyword followed by tab and then based on the structural context (e.g. […]
Good news for text-editing writers on the OS X platform. The venerable Mac text editor BBEdit has released an update which includes native Markdown support and improved TeX support. From the release notes: The Markdown language module now supports syntax coloring. If you choose “Preview in BBEdit” when a Markdown source file is in front, […]
As a follow up to the last post about the latest manifestation of the Editor Wars, I want to concur with Erik J. Barzeski’s complaint about TextMate’s lack of chunk undo. However, having used TextMate’s character undo, I can see that, in certain contexts, it has its advantages. Personally, I would like the best of […]
TextMate has got some attention recently for its Halloween easter egg, mostly, but not solely, positive. (See this TUAW post and this post from the TextMate Blog.) This was reflected in the change-log removing the holiday stylings that some consider to be the Best. Change-Log. Ever.: [REMOVED] TextMate no longer pays tribute to human sacrifices, […]
Randsinrepose has a post about a UI virtue of TextMate—Bright, Patient Design: Bright, Patient Design is knowing that you are going to need to tell people what they want, but having the patience to know they need to discover they need it. It is choosing to stay out of their way while they make this […]
I love LaTeX. But some things that are easy to do are just not obvious, especially to the uninitiated. Like word count. Someone recently asked me how to determine the word count of a LaTeX document. The problem is that we want to ignore the LaTeX markup, so just counting ‘words’ with: wc -w is […]
There is a new screencast demonstrating text transformations in HTML in TextMate. Check it out and get a sense of why TextMate is such a great text editor.