Project page for TextMate bundles
Written by thomas on January 30th, 2008
Well, I finally got a project site up and running, which will be hosting all my code. If there are any bug reports or feature requests, please submit an issue notice there. The project page will, in due time, provide you with proper documentation via the built-in Wiki.
Hopefully, this change will be quite useful. The link:
Says:
February 19th, 2008 at 11:30 AMLike the project site! I’ve registered on it, so I can post an issue, but it seems the registration isn’t automatic and I can’t seem to anonymously post issues, so I thought I’d post here and now while it’s on my mind:
A variable, transposed, goes blue (in my scheme).
So in
B = A + A’
the A’ is a different colour to A and B. Using an apostrophe for transpose has to be the most annoying thing about matlab’s syntax (hooray for numpy’s A.T!) but nonetheless I was wondering if this could be fixed in the bundle?
Love the new release, by the way! Yay for func|-> !
Says:
February 19th, 2008 at 12:01 PMYeah, I hope the project page will be useful!
I’m aware that the transpose goes blue. It’s actually a feature, because I wanted the transpose to “stand out”, either with a underline or by using italics. If you don’t want it to turn blue, specifically, you can create a theme element with the scope selector ‘variable.other.transpose’. Any thoughts on this, either way?
Oh, and I completely agree on the stupidity of the Matlab syntax… Having written this syntax support, I come to know it fairly well; Matlab syntax sucks in soooo many ways…
I hope I get around to making a proper theme for TextMate which will fully show all the goodies that are in the bundle ;-)
Says:
August 12th, 2008 at 07:35 PMHi Thomas,
I’m the moderator of the matlab bundle in the official TextMate repository. It looks like you’ve got loads of cool extras in here, that aren’t in there.
Would you like to collaborate and get this coolness merged back in?
Maybe have a look at the changes I’ve made recently, and send me an email.
Alternatively, post at: http://groups.google.com/group/matlab-tmbundle if you’re interested.
Thanks, and I look forward to hearing from you.
Matt