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TextMate is a versatile plain text editor with a unique and innovative feature set which caused it to win an Apple Design Award for Best Mac OS X Developer Tool in August 2006.
A rapidly growing community have created modes for more than a hundred different "modes" including support for all major programming languages, writing prose in structured formats such as LaTeX, Markdown, Textile, etc., blogging, running SQL queries, writing screen plays, doing your budget, and much much more.
Some of the features include:
A rapidly growing community have created modes for more than a hundred different "modes" including support for all major programming languages, writing prose in structured formats such as LaTeX, Markdown, Textile, etc., blogging, running SQL queries, writing screen plays, doing your budget, and much much more.
Some of the features include:
- collapsable text blocks - fold away the
What's New
Version 2.0 (alpha r8930):
- Multiple carets / discontinuous selection
- Snippets
- Movement / Selection
- Themes
- Foldings
- Indent
- Folder specific settings
- Project drawer
- Buffer completion
- Shell invocation
- Search in project / folder
- Format strings
- Scopes
- Scope selectors
- Commands
- Grammars
- Semantic classes
- Managed bundles
- Session restore
- Foreign Input Modes
Version 2.0 (alpha r8930):
- Multiple carets / discontinuous selection
- Snippets
- Movement / Selection
- Themes
- Foldings
- Indent
- Folder specific settings
- Project drawer
- Buffer completion
- Shell invocation
- Search in project / folder
- Format strings
- Scopes
- Scope selectors
- Commands
- Grammars
- Semantic classes
- Managed bundles
- Session restore
- Foreign Input more...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
TextMate User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:76,480 |
| Version Downloads:2,798 |
| Type:Development : Editors |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:14 Dec 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $49.00 |
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TextMate is a versatile plain text editor with a unique and innovative feature set which caused it to win an Apple Design Award for Best Mac OS X Developer Tool in August 2006.
A rapidly growing community have created modes for more than a hundred different "modes" including support for all major programming languages, writing prose in structured formats such as LaTeX, Markdown, Textile, etc., blogging, running SQL queries, writing screen plays, doing your budget, and much much more.
Some of the features include:
There is a gallery of screencasts showcasing more features at http://macromates.com/screencasts
A rapidly growing community have created modes for more than a hundred different "modes" including support for all major programming languages, writing prose in structured formats such as LaTeX, Markdown, Textile, etc., blogging, running SQL queries, writing screen plays, doing your budget, and much much more.
Some of the features include:
- collapsable text blocks - fold away the code you don´t want to see
- recordable macros - you don´t have to write a script to automate tedious work
- a CSS-inspired selector system which allows preferences and more to be applied to subsets of your document - you want return to do something different inside comments? or maybe you want spell checking enabled for your strings in C++, both can be done in seconds.
- snippets with tab-able placeholders and live transformations on the text you enter
- column operations - if you align your code nicely TextMate will reward you with eased editing!
- superb shell integration - don´t worry if you are not familiar with bash, TextMate is here to teach you about all the wonders of the OS X UNIX underpinnings!
There is a gallery of screencasts showcasing more features at http://macromates.com/screencasts
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Then again it is Alpha and V1 is perfectly stable...however there is glimpses of greatness in V2.
Ideas and concepts reworked and refactored just not finished yet show this will be hugely popular when complete.
I never used projects don't care they are binned in V2. I prefer to work off the file system as projects just f-up using version management tools. That may be why they got nailed.
I just wish they would throw people at it as I know it is a tiny team working on it...Textmate is probably the least employee supported app considering it's user base and complexity I know of.
At this point all we have is a preview of what is to come. Let us just hope it happens sooner rather than later.
Nice preview enjoyed it but will stay with V1 until this matters a bit more...by beta I would think I will move to it.
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Still tinkering in V2 the new column editor modes I have never seen anything like that before...won't be long until the other editors try to rip it off. Read the blogs on their site it is very impressive now. Would be nice if they could combo something to avoid the mouse clicks as that is the bottleneck in speed - but still very nice.
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I will admit that I don't undersand what is going on with .tm_properties (I scanned the link, and am partially following the discussion on the mailing list) but so far I don't see any indication that .tm_properties solves my problem. I also understand that "project" can mean a means of directing TM to do certain operations on certain files depending on context, etc. That is all fine, but again, doesn't fix the relatively simple problem of providing a sensible organizing tool.
I also note that the developer says, "We don’t intend to restore tmproj files — there is a file browser... [explanation about how great the New World is].... "if you still feel hindered after some weeks, let us know about it." So maybe there is some hope.
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If that’s not possible, why not submit a suggestion to expand on smart filters from the sidebar? The smart folder currently works as SCM but if it can be expanded, the possibilities go far beyond what’s out there.
The old project files are rigid and are easily broken when things are moved around. I’ve used them in 1.x but I think it’s time to move past that and allow something better.
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Interface looks more modern, themes look good.. I think it would be great if it had multiple split panels like CODA.. something I REALLY like a lot..
Cannot yet say much more in terms of more in-depth use so far. So won't try and rate it just yet..
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Dribbble - Textmate 2 by David Lanham
http://dribbble.com/shots/351365-Textmate-2#comment-869349
… Jonas Wisser commented:
"Fantastic icon. Fits in perfectly next to Coda and Acorn in my dock!"
:)
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TextMate Blog » TextMate 2.0 Alpha
http://blog.macromates.com/2011/textmate-2-0-alpha/
… says:
"For the time being, the alpha builds are only for people who already have a TextMate license and an Intel Mac."
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I am not sure that a pink flower has a relationship with a text editor. My problem is the logic and the flashy color. But nothing serious, just an observation. I prefer a flower instead of the ridiculous strawberry of Smultron. ;-)
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The flower is meaningless and a bit disturbing actually. Developers seem to be losing sight of the function of icons, and my Dock is beginning to look like a gallery of bad clip art lately.
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Orefalo reviewed on 28 Oct 2011
* No full screen
* No tabs
* better api to provide more integration feature
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Try Chocolat or SublimeText2 and you will get a better idea of what's missing.
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MaximilianGoetzfried reviewed on 26 Sep 2011
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I have fixed the disk image now so that it should find the included bundles.
dbsmith7 rated on 25 Jan 2012
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