> Hi Andrew,
> - What options do I have to keep my own modifications to the bundle
> whenever I update it.
> When you add snippets textmate makes you your own personal bundle. You can
> probably define the key strokes the same as the built in ones, and it will
> use your code instead. Not tested, but check it out I think that works.
> - because I don't end my tags in a valid xhtml format whenever I hit enter
> after a cfset tag the next line is indented, what is the best way for me to
> modify the bundle to avoid that?
> To be frank, I don't know. I think it has to do with the fact the plugin
> extends xhtml not html. I'd have to verify that, but I don't code that way
> so it's not important to me :-/ Patches welcome.
> - I am still not able to press esc and have it do the variable completion
> like I used to
> Patches welcome :)
> Again, thanks for your work, please don't take any of these questions as
> complaints.
> It's all good. To be transparent though, like with all open source
> projects I work on, I often just add features I want (or am convinced I
> want), or I add things people pay me to add. I've given up on trying to
> please people because no one is ever pleased.
> If you want to try to add any of these let me know, and I'll try to steer
> you in the right direction if I can.
> Rob Rohan (小罗)
> http://robrohan.com
> http://twitter.com/robrohan
> On Feb 25, 2009, at 10:36 AM, Andrew Hewitt wrote:
> I downloaded and setup the beta and everything looks good. Thanks for your
> continued work on this.
> I had a couple questions, forgive my ingratitude :)
> - What options do I have to keep my own modifications to the bundle
> whenever I update it. For instance I do <cfset var = 'foo'> instead of
> <cfset var = 'foo' /> as well as listFindNoCase instead of listfindnocase
> among other small tweaks. I figure making those changes personally to the
> bundle every time I update to your latest and greatest isn't going to be
> feasible. I can open the old bundle's package contents and see my changes
> there and that helps some but again seems like a pain going forward. Any
> suggestions?
> - because I don't end my tags in a valid xhtml format whenever I hit enter
> after a cfset tag the next line is indented, what is the best way for me to
> modify the bundle to avoid that? I can setup a macro for cmd + enter for
> instance that will get me to the next line then delete backwards once but
> that seems a little, err, ghetto. Not to mention it doesn't help the
> indentation that occurs when I paste something in on the line below the
> cfset tag or any other like tag such as cfargument, cflocation, cfinclude,
> etc.
> - I am still not able to press esc and have it do the variable completion
> like I used to. That's a feature that really aids my productivity and I've
> looked into the scoping and everything and tried to get it working but to no
> avail, help?
> Again, thanks for your work, please don't take any of these questions as
> complaints.
> - Andrew
> On Sat, Feb 21, 2009 at 9:09 PM, Rob Rohan <robro...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Just updated the cftextmate site with builds from the latest in the
>> repository
>> http://www.cftextmate.com/2009/02/21/cftextmate-30-beta-2/
>> Rob Rohan (小罗)
>> http://robrohan.com
>> http://twitter.com/robrohan
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