Still no mention of chunked Undos. Undo'ing character by character is why I gave up on TextMate years ago, but I suppose I should be thankful since it helped me find Vim.
TextMate 2
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#52http://instagr.am/p/Yyrjy/
It's beautiful. Downloading now. I scanned the mail, I wonder if they address auto refreshing of network sources.
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#53Still no mention of chunked Undos. Undo'ing character by character is why I gave up on TextMate years ago, but I suppose I should be thankful since it helped me find Vim.
Correction: I found chunked undos listed on a separate feature list: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/891742/Screenshots/tm2_release_notes...
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#54On the surface, his request to not republish seems laughable.
However, I'd guess Alan expected our collective failure to respect his wishes knowing that once it began to spread he could cut off access. His goal of getting a small set of the most devoted users to download and sanity check his pending release was accomplished.
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#55Earlier quoted context omitted.
I don't have a license so I don't saw the alpha but it's seems frustrating that in 5 years of "development" so little was added. But, OTOH, it's not the final version.
"""But, OTOH, it's not the final version.""" That doesn't change much. Either it will be released soon, so not much will be added in the final version, or we wait for more stuff to be added before it's released in another 2-5 years, making it totally pointless as of now. (And given that it's not like the previous 5 years were well spent, we already know how this will go...)
Except that if the guts are there to add features quickly, it could have been time well spent. We just don't know yet, but progress over the next month should be indicative (see progress on ST2 as an example of a seemingly healthy codebase in this regard)
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#56Earlier quoted context omitted.
The Sublime2 dev builds have slowed as of late so I was wondering if the author was prepping for final release to steal TM2's thunder.
What thunder? I don't see much in the alpha release -- and the quality smells of another 1-2 years of waiting...
I'm not sure... TM1 actually has some pretty rough edges which don't seem to snag in actual use. It's the only non 'mac-like' app that I've ever grown to love.
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#57Does it natively/properly support Japanese?
Even more broken than before, in fact. It cannot handle IME input at all (I'm testing with Kotoeri). Trying to type "aiueo" yields something like this (including all the NSUnderline stuff and highlights): http://cl.ly/0U3c3G3K471c0b341v33 However support for South Asian languages has improved a lot from what I can see, which is a good sign.
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#58Loving the new proportional-fonts-for-headings in Markdown. It seems so obvious in retrospect, but it's the one thing that makes writing longer document painful for me in any text editor.
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#59sure got hit with an ugly stick:
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#60But is it better than sublime? :P
No