textmate

I currently use TextMate for all my Rails development, and I like it very much, but I wonder if I'm missing anything by not using an IDE. Has anyone switched from using TextMate or another powerful text editor to a Ruby IDE? Am I missing anything? JetBrains, the people who created the legendary IDEA IDE for Java, have RubyMine in beta. DHH has mentioned it, so it must be good! TextMate is king for Development on Mac, it's not too bloated and has so many good bundles made by the developers that use those particular languages. Can't be beat in my opinion. I think IntelliJ/RubyMine is pretty good

I'm really used to auto-completion coming from Netbeans. In Netbeans, when I type a 'string' and then hit a 'dot' it will print out a list of methods for the String class. TextMate doesn't seem to have that function. Is it something you could add? Would save A LOT of time instead of using the ri/irb/online doc all the time. You have discovered the fundamental difference between a text editor and an IDE: a text editor edits text (duh!), i.e. an unstructured stream of characters. It doesn't know anything about objects, messages, methods, mixins, modules, classes, namespaces, types, strings,

Can I remove these status icons from the files in my project drawer? (i.e. the red x's and green +'s in the image below) I tried removing some SCM bundles from Textmate but that didn't do the trick... I'm using the latest version of Textmate 2 You can add scmStatus = false to your TextMate properties file ( ~/.tm_properties ), that should do the trick. Source: TextMate's Github issue #1051: "Disable SCM badges" . 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17620541/how-can-i-remove-scm-file-status-from-the-project-drawer-in-textmate-2

I'm looking for a regex to search my python program to find all lines where foo , but not bar , is passed into a method as a keyword argument. I'm playing around with lookahead and lookbehind assertions, but not having much luck. Any help? Thanks If you have a string foo that you want to find and another string bar that must not be present, you can use this: ^(?!.*bar).*foo Creating a regular expression that exactly meets all your requirements is very difficult as Python code is not a regular language, but hopefully you should be able to use this as a starting point to get something good

I am working with Ruby on Rails projects most of the time so I need a way to save projects and the state of the buffers/windows I am working on, mostly because I often find myself switching to a different project for a few minutes and then going back to the project I was working on. Desktop.el seems to be very close except for the window configuration saving. For those familiar with TextMate, I'm looking for something like the textmate project files that you can open and they open a different instance of the editor that only opens the files in that project. Thanks, Cezar I tried to put myself

It will give you a selection when you open a new file in Textmate. It asks you what the file type is and let you select a grammar for the new file. So how to change the file grammar after I selecting the grammar once? There's a button on the bottom bar. You press it, and there they are, all possible syntax modes with their shortcuts: 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13099383/how-to-change-file-type-in-textmate