Re: Textmate Download For Mac
Harold Yengo
I also use cleanmymac 2 to properly uninstall it.But STILL everytime I reinstall textmate I always go back with my previous settings. Where the hell is it saving them? WHERE ARE THEY? Please help I'm desperate.
Hi all, i got my MacBook pro 15" this weekend, i was using notepad++ at pc, im searching for a nearest text editor tool for mac, and found that textmate is good enough for me. But i need an FTP support for it, is there any option or plugin for that? (like notepad++ ftp connection - realtime modifying)
This repository is a heavily modified version of original vscode-textmate package. It's been adjusted here and there to run inside web browsers. All of the file system calls have been removed, most of the API now uses Promises and grammars can no longer be loaded synchronously.
monaco-textmate relies on onigasm package to provide oniguruma regex engine in browsers. onigasm itself relies on WebAssembly. Therefore toget monaco-textmate working in your browser, it must have WebAssembly support and onigasm loaded and ready-to-go.
CodeMirror uses a mostly closed vocabulary of syntax tags (as opposed to traditional open string-based systems, which make it hard for highlighting themes to cover all the tokens produced by the various languages).
The fallback system in textmate grammars / scopes works such that if a scope defines markup.list.numbered.markdown for which no highlighting rule is found, it will fall back to markup.list.numbered, then markup.list, then finally markup. So the top-level root scope names are the only things which theme authors need to target. Writing themes with huge numbers of scopes is something that theme authors would do if an only if they want to change specific things.
I think the reason why language-specific rules are included is important. Theme authors choose to provide highlighting rules for specific modes, because they want to make a really nice theme that they have fine-grained control over, not because they need to in order to make a decent theme.
As far as I can tell, my only option is to modify the markdown mode (with custom tags for these things that are exported, etc.) in order to make a theme behave the way I want. Is that a good general way to go about making this type of finer-grained control possible for theme authors?
These comments agreed that the answer was poor because it is only a link. I was not as rigorous in answering as I would be today, and I generally agree with their point. Yet, this has been bothering me for the following reasons:
The bundle is very small. Any more explanation on the code in the bundle and I would have been recreating the bundle in my answer. To do so would have been answering a very different question and so, too, would have been off topic.
Let's assume for a moment that TextMate is a tool commonly used by developers, so we declare the question on-topic. I also happily ignore the comments left by the OP that your answer didn't solve their problem.
While this is barely more, it does tell visitors what version of textmate they need, how the install would work (if you are a user that has no idea what clone is, they might go looking for a different answer) and if this bundle screws up their whole textmate setup.
In the comments you say "download as ZIP". I have a faint idea what that will do but the installation steps are slightly different then. I would also address the issues brought forward by the OP and see if you can solve those, as simply copying the files in the right folder doesn't always seem to lead to success. That fact doesn't make your answer overly valuable, at least not for the OP.
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