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I've come up with this regex that finds all words that start with $ and contain _ underscores: \$(\w+)_(\w+) I'm basically searching for variables, like $var_foo etc. How do I replace stuff using the regex groups? For example, how can I remove the underscore and make the next letter uppercase, like $varFoo ? Dave Newton The replacement expression is: \$\1\u\2 \1 , \2 are the captures (or $1 , $2 ) \u up-cases (see the Replacement String Syntax section ). See the Regular Expressions chapter (in the TextMate docs ) for more information. There's already a package that does this, and more: Brief

in .tmTheme files the scope key defines how a element is highlighted: <dict> <key>name</key> <string>HTML: Attribute Values</string> <key>scope</key> <string>meta.tag string.quoted, meta.tag string.quoted constant.character.entity</string> <key>settings</key> <dict> <key>background</key> <string>#FFFFFF</string> <key>fontStyle</key> <string></string> <key>foreground</key> <string>#2aa198</string> </dict> </dict> where can I find a list of all scopes supported by these apps, so I can create my own style? Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be any such comprehensive list. However, if you press

I do Ruby on Rails development pretty much exclusively. I currently develop in OS X using TextMate. I have a virtual machine running to emulate as closely as possible the environment my app will be deployed into, and I mount the code on a Samba share into OS X from the VM guest. From there I open with TextMate and code away. I'm beginning to think that with the proper plugins and time spent learning, I could be much more productive in vim directly on the VM. Right now my TextMate is basically stock, though I do find the ProjectPlus plugin indispensable. What I'm looking for are some

I am not very good at regex, but I need to convert the following example from this <li>Creations by Carol - www.driedfloralcreations.com</li> to <li>Creations by Carol - <a href="http://www.driedfloralcreations.com" rel="external">www.driedfloralcreations.com</a></li> If you're only looking for URLs in <li> elements formatted like the one in your question, it should be much simpler than a lot of the other suggested solutions. You don't really need to validate your URLs, I assume, you just want to take a list of site names and URLs and turn the URLs into links. Your search pattern could be: <li

I experience a quite strange behavior in TextMate since some time. I had troubles to use the keyboard shortcut for commenting a line (which is Cmd-/ or on my swiss layout it is CMD + SHIFT + 7 where SHIFT + 7 results in a / ) a few times already since I switched to Lion 2 months ago (before I never had any problems). I then used to restart TextMate and it worked again. But now, restart doesn't solve the problem. So I went into the Bundle Editor and tried to reset the shortcut, and there I can set it to anything I like, but not to Cmd-/ ! Nothing happens when I want to record the shortcut and

I've been using vi quite a while, and with a Mac, I sometimes use TextMate, and finally, I found the greatness of emacs. And, it's very likely that I settle in emacs. The problem is, I sometimes need the other (vi/TextMate) editor for doing something. It's not that emacs doesn't have the feature, it's just that I need the feature right now, and I know how to do that with the 'other' editor. And the same is true with the other editor. My question is how can I launch the one editor from the other. It's not just launching an app, but launching an app with the file that I'm editing. How can I

I know it's an Alpha product, but I think this is a setting rather than a bug. When I delete files from with textmate file manager, the file is deleted but remains in the project with a red 'X' through it. See the image below. I have checked on the file system and it is not there, and have also git commited and pushed the changes to my github repo. Any ideas? EDIT Cross-posted to the Textmate mailing list. No answers so far. http://textmate.1073791.n5.nabble.com/Textmate-2-Alpha-and-deleting-files-td26669.html SOLUTION As per danodonovan's suggestion, I looked into the git issues. Turns out

{ "Comment": { "prefix": "#", "body": "<!-- ${TM_FILEPATH/([^/]*\/[^/]*)$/$1/} -->" } } I have set up the about code snippet, the purpose is to add a comment that adds the file's base directory and file name <!-- templates/base.html --> like this but discards the rest of the path. I believe this is originally based on TextMate snippets. I have tried everything but I can't get it to work, it's probably something silly but I don't see what I'm doing wrong. Using just TM_FILEPATH without the regex results in <!-- /Users/johndoe/Sites/blog/blog/templates/base.html --> I used this https://code