awesome, thank you. now if only we could do split panes...
You might be interested in Chocolat[1], it's currently in alpha but I can get you an invite if you want
Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
21–30 of 67 posts
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#22My app Maximizer can do this dynamically for pretty much any app on your system (including TextMate, but also stuff like Firefox or Spotify). It's SIMBL based, but the code is clean and hopefully open source soon: http://chpwn.com/apps/maximizer.html
I'm using maximizer with TextMate and Chrome. Works pretty well, thanks! The only caveat is that to see the drawer, you have to hide it and show it again.
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#23Coding in full screen? For elite hackers who don't need to test the thing they're coding?
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#24awesome, thank you. now if only we could do split panes...
You might be interested in Chocolat[1], it's currently in alpha but I can get you an invite if you want [1]: http://chocolatapp.com/
Well, if you're passing out invites... pretty please? I'm currently trying out different editors, not stuck on any particular one.
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#25Chocolat (http://chocolatapp.com) seems like a promising replacement for TextMate, since TextMate 2 is vaporware. Lots of bugs right now though.
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#26I really wish lion didn't make your second monitor useless in full screen.
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#27Earlier quoted context omitted.
1) This installs EGOTextMateFullScreen plugin ( https://github.com/enormego/EGOTextMateFullScreen ). I didn't write it and author didn't put a package out. 2) URL Shortening? I didn't have time to write the CSS to format my code on the page. The long links breaks the layout 3) How does it matter how its done as long as it works, especially when I spent more time responding to your comment than writing that script.
> How does it matter how its done as long as it works Executing unknown scripts hiding behind obfuscated URLs is generally not considered a good idea. Given that this is a very non-standard and decidedly odd way of distributing a TextMate plug-in, a large degree of skepticism is warranted.
I also was skeptical. A quick read of the contents of the shortened urls reveals nothing nefarious, however.
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#28Simple solution. Vim.
Simple solution. BBEdit.
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#29Coding in full screen? For elite hackers who don't need to test the thing they're coding?
I run my tests from VIM.
Re: Text Mate Fullscreen on Lion
#30awesome, thank you. now if only we could do split panes...
This might sound kind of trivial, but the lack of split panes (and no hope on the horizon) is what finally pushed me over the edge to learning vim. Haven't looked back :)
Ok, this is the wrong place to ask, but when I'm using unix text editors I'm reasonably happy EXCEPT I don't understand how anyone could use a text editor without being able to click to move the insertion point where they want it to be. Furiously leaning on the arrow keys is way too slow.
How does one solve this? is there a way to make the terminal accept mouse input? I've mostly only used pico/nano which I understand is similar to vi, et al. but maybe don't have a way to do this where other editors do?