TextMate finally gets an update
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TextMate finally gets an update
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Re: TextMate finally gets an update
#2Almost a year since the last!
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#3TextMate is my favourite editor on the Mac, only recently have I been using MacVim on my work computer since as a startup they are unable to purchase a license for TextMate.
Honestly though, there are some things in MacVim I am now starting to miss in TextMate.
Re: TextMate finally gets an update
#4TextMate is my favourite editor on the Mac, only recently have I been using MacVim on my work computer since as a startup they are unable to purchase a license for TextMate. Honestly though, there are some things in MacVim I am now starting to miss in TextMate.
The longer you use MacVim, the more that will be true. Before you know it, you will hardly miss TextMate at all.
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#5This doesn't seem to be that much of a change. Is there a wish list that people loved to see?
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#6As a warning, TM removed the opt+tab and opt+shift+tab keyboard shortcuts in this point release (they're now cmd+[ and cmd+]). I was able to get one of them working via keyboard preferences, but the other was inserting literal tab characters. After a few minutes of trying to hunt that down I downgraded. Nothing in the release notes was something I'd personally had a problem with.
Re: TextMate finally gets an update
#7TextMate is my favourite editor on the Mac, only recently have I been using MacVim on my work computer since as a startup they are unable to purchase a license for TextMate. Honestly though, there are some things in MacVim I am now starting to miss in TextMate.
The longer you use MacVim, the more that will be true. Before you know it, you will hardly miss TextMate at all.
With a few Vim plugins, there's nothing left to miss.
One of particular note for TextMate users, Command-T: https://wincent.com/products/command-t
Re: TextMate finally gets an update
#8This surprised and delighted me:
[NEW] Included Make bundle among the default bundles.
Re: TextMate finally gets an update
#9As a warning, TM removed the opt+tab and opt+shift+tab keyboard shortcuts in this point release (they're now cmd+[ and cmd+]). I was able to get one of them working via keyboard preferences, but the other was inserting literal tab characters. After a few minutes of trying to hunt that down I downgraded. Nothing in the release notes was something I'd personally had a problem with.
This was in the release notes.
Re: TextMate finally gets an update
#10The previous update was on 2009-11-23. Almost a year ago.
The full changelog for this release ...
[2010-11-12: REVISION 1616]
[CHANGED] Disable interactive input support as this is unfortunately causing too many problems on Snow Leopard. Ticket 75950BCB.
[NEW] Set DisableClipboardPrecomposing to 1 to disable the precomposing introduced in r1589.
[NEW] Included Make bundle among the default bundles.
[FIXED] Solved problem with broken application after software update. Ticket D8B9A720.
[FIXED] Correct the CSS link in the printable version of the manual.
[CHANGED] Change next/previous file tab key equivalents to shift command [ and ]. This has become the de facto standard.
[FIXED] Improve key event deciphering when running on 10.5 or newer. This should fix problems with the Qwerty / Dvorak hybrid.
[FIXED] On Snow Leopard TextMate should no longer lose last used folder for Save As. Ticket FEE58154.
[FIXED] Truncate really long menu item titles. Ticket 8BBEF40A.
[FIXED] Add missing CFBundleIdentifier which was lost in last update. Ticket F970873A.
[CHANGED] Update use of selectRow:byExtendingSelection: to avoid deprecation warning in console.
[FIXED] Don’t use undocumented API for save panels. Ticket 45963BCA.