Hello,
I’m a newbie. New to textmate. New to ruby. I’ve looked at the ruby
bundles which come with textmate and to my dismay there is not a “make
my ugly looking ruby code all nicely formatted and indented so its
pretty”
bundle.
Jokes aside, how do I go about automatically indenting/formatting ruby
code in textmate?
Thanks in advance, Michelle
On Aug 4, 2011, at 22:01 , Michelle P. wrote:
Hello,
I’m a newbie. New to textmate. New to ruby. I’ve looked at the ruby
bundles which come with textmate and to my dismay there is not a “make
my
ugly looking ruby code all nicely formatted and indented so its pretty”
bundle.
Text -> Indent Selection
Make sure your file is in ruby mode.
class X
def x
42
end
end
becomes:
class X
def x
42
end
end
On Fri, Aug 5, 2011 at 3:04 AM, Ryan D. [email protected]
wrote:
Also note that you need the document to be highlighted when you do this.
Thanks Ryan and Josh. I’ve just found another really helpful keystroke -
the escape button for auto completion.
For any other newbies, from the textmate manual:
"TextMate has a simple yet effective completion function on ⎋ (escape).
It will complete the current word based on matches in the current
document. If there are multiple matches, you can cycle through these by
pressing ⎋ continuously. It is also possible to cycle backwards using
⇧⎋.
The matches are sorted by distance from the caret, meaning candidates
which are closer to the caret will be suggested before candidates
farther away."
Hello,
On 5 Αυγ 2011, at 8:01 π.μ., Michelle P. wrote:
Thanks in advance, Michelle
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Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
If your file end’s up in .rb or use the shebang 1st line you’re all set
with textmate.
What Iike about textmate though is the cmd+r behavior that executes the
script as an IDE even if you have to add data (via gets etc.).
Regards
–
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