Talk:TextMate

Feature requests and fixes

(so that the do not get lost before integrating them into the bundle) --Mojca 02:55, 28 January 2008 (CET)

parse_texexec_output.rb

• remove

str.gsub!("\n", "<br>")

• add

str = str.gsub(/^.*Insecure world writable dir.*?\n/, '')

• Replace

str = str.gsub(/(.*?):(\d+):(.*)/, "<a href='txmt://open?url=file://#{dir}/#{file}&line=\\2'>\\1:\\2:\\3</a>")

with

str = str.gsub(/(.*?):(\d+):(.*)/, "<a href='txmt://open?url=file://#{dir}/\\1&line=\\2'>\\1:\\2:\\3</a>")

else errors point to wrong locations in case of project structure.

refresh viewer

• http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20040314102550515&query=tell%2Bmenu%2Bbar%2B1

improve this code & import it into open link:

pdf=${TM_FILEPATH%tex}pdf

PDFFILE=echo "${pdf}" | sed -e 's/.[^.]*$/.pdf/'
PDFBASENAME=basename ${PDFFILE}

echo "
tell application \"System Events\"
 if exists process \"Preview\" then
 tell application \"Preview\" to activate
 tell process \"Preview\"
  tell menu bar 1
   repeat with currentItem in (every menu item of menu \"Window\" of menu bar item \"Window\" whose name contains \"${PDFBASENAME}\")
    click currentItem
    click menu item \"Close\" of menu \"File\" of menu bar item \"File\"
   end repeat
  end tell
 end tell
 end if
end tell
" | osascript
# open ${PDFFILE}

open -a ${PDF_VIEWER:=Preview} "${pdf}"

$$ pairs

create a new P

{       highlightPairs = (
                ( '(', ')' ),
                ( '{', '}' ),
                ( '[', ']' ),
                ( '$', '$' ),
        );
        smartTypingPairs = (
                ( '"', '"' ),
                ( '(', ')' ),
                ( '{', '}' ),
                ( '[', ']' ),
                ( '$', '$' ),
        );
 # no idea what that is (copied from text)
        unIndentedLinePattern = '^\s*$';
 }

fix env[tab]

\start${1:text}
$0
\stop${1/(\w*)(.*\n*)*/$1/}

add itm[tab]

\\startitemize
\\item $0
\\stopitemize

inclusions for lua (as for metafun)

as well as support for --lua switch

autocomplete

Try

<a[alt+esc]

on HTML and implement the same for ConTeXt (try to figure out how to implement that with less S-es).

add texshow's help

Parse XML (or some other form) natively, without the need for web version (or both) and display html window.

[opt+R] on projects

Any chance to compile the main file when the file starts with \component?

scroll down in the log window automatically

and blink or something if compilation fails

weird tab completions

How does one use this one?

\date ${1:[${2:...,...=...,...}]}[${3:...,...,...}]
$4

Also, it would be nice to:

• be able do completion as

\definesomething
    [...]
    [...]

• use sensible names instead of dots where possible (maybe misusing italic is possible)

\externalfigure [file][...,...=...,...]

• have the endings:

\stopsomething

for example (cloned from HTML):

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

doc        = STDIN.read
line       = ENV['TM_LINE_NUMBER'].to_i
line_index = ENV['TM_LINE_INDEX'].to_i

if ENV.has_key? 'TM_INPUT_START_LINE' then
  line       = ENV['TM_INPUT_START_LINE'].to_i
  line_index = ENV['TM_INPUT_START_LINE_INDEX'].to_i
end

before = /(.*\n){#{line-1}}.{#{line_index}}/.match(doc)[0]

#before.gsub!(/<[^>]+\/\s*>/i, '')

# remove all comments
before.gsub!(/[%].*/, '')

stack = [ ]
before.scan(/\\(start|stop)([a-zA-Z]+)/) do |m|
  if m[0] == 'start' then
    stack << m[1]
  else
    until stack.empty? do
      close_tag = stack.pop
      # print ">>#{close_tag}"
      break if close_tag == m[1]
    end
  end
end

if stack.empty? then
  %x{ osascript -e beep &>/dev/null & }
else
  print "\\stop#{stack.pop}"
end