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TextMate is getting ready for Lion
- pixelpanic 15y agoI Want to Believe
- podo 15y agoFull-screen?
- aaronbrethorst 15y agohttps://github.com/enormego/EGOTextMateFullScreen https://github.com/enormego/EGOTextMateFullScreen
- stephth 15y agoSome minor issues but no deal breakers, so far.
- posabsolute 15y agoEach time this guy popup on his blog it remind me that textmate2 will never be released... i'm sad now...
- jinushaun 15y agoI never understood the popularity of Textmate. Nevermind all the plugins and bundles, I think it's a pretty poor text editor. And the lack of Textmate 2 after all these years stupefies me. I don't know why the Mac developer community rallies around such a dated project. As for me, I'll be waiting for Sublime Text 2 to get out of beta. I use the free Komodo editor for now.
- pavel_lishin 15y agoWhat makes Sublime Text a superior editor to Textmate? I use Textmate, and I'm moderately happy with it, but could be convinced to switch.
- tvon 15y agoWhat makes it a poor text editor, or qualifies it as being "dated"?
- silencio 15y agoThings like a blog post in late 2006 promising support for something I've wanted in the app without hacks in TM 2.0. Now that I think about how that's almost half a decade ago, I'm feeling even more jaded than usual about TM 2.0's existence. http://blog.macromates.com/2006/faking-cjk-support/ http://blog.macromates.com/2006/faking-cjk-support/
- aaronbrethorst 15y agoThe first comment on that post is, almost five years later, sadly hilarious. "I am 90% decided on switching to CoreText for text rendering (and making 2.0 Leopard only)…" Hooo… what a clever idea. I wonder how many license renewals you'll miss. One at the very minimum. I wonder if the comment's author is, at this exact moment, installing Lion on their current Mac.
- stephth 15y agoNevermind all the plugins and bundles Whether it fits your taste or not, ignoring the plugins and bundles is missing the whole picture. The bundle system together with the fact that it has had a large and strong community backing it up for years is a major, major plus. There are existing bundles out there for almost everything, often even for obscure frameworks/languages. For example, if you don't think you'd want commands or snippets to toy around with new languages, think about syntax highlighting.
- machosx 15y agoI prefer TextMate over any IDE.
- WordSkill 15y agoGetting ready for Lion? They should have got ready for BBEdit 10. Adding actual features at any point in the past five years would have been good. Textmate is the saddest example of abandonware, Allan Odgaard has thrown away an army of loyal customers.
- stephth 15y agoTextmate is the saddest example of abandonware Or a happy example of abandonware. Abandonware means no longer sold or supported. TM is still being sold and maintained by its author.
- chc 15y agoIs this the BBEdit 10 that still can't do auto-indentation or matching braces? Despite being effectively abandonware, TextMate is still surprisingly useful, and other editors still need to catch up to it in a lot of respects.
- leejoramo 15y agoAre you referring to the TextMate that still can't undo more than one character at a time? Or that doesn't include file (much less Multi-file) comparison? Now for your points... Granted it is an external tool, but I always used AutoPairs to balance in BBEdit (and other apps) http://www.jwwalker.com/pages/autopairs.html http://www.jwwalker.com/pages/autopairs.html Auto-indentation? I think BBEdit has always had that. Preferences > Editor Defaults > Auto-indent
- neurobashing 15y agoWhat I assume he means is syntax-aware indentation, not general auto-complete. In curly-brace languages, for example, it makes me mental in BBEdit that I have to outdent at the end of a function to make the closing curly line up.
- foobarbazetc 15y agoBBEdit is uninspired bloatware.
- mrpollo 15y agothe best and biggest feature of TextMate is the huge community