On Feb 13, 2:02 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what part of alpha stage is it that you don't understand?
I would have said alpha stage meant feature complete but
not necessarily all that stable (ie use with care).
I never realised software could be in alpha while also being
in
I was just about to post this but you beat me to it :)
Yep, the new release looks pretty good especially with the drag drop
support and undo/redo's.
Waiting for more to come (especially multiple file views) - but it's
looking good as it is.
-Mandy.
On Feb 7, 7:47 pm, D.Pape [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I installed InType yesterday and there is also a bundle for cakephp
but the editor is slow as hell and on my end it doesnt load remote
files which are copied from FTP to windows temp folder. Kinda doesn't
like foldername~1 i guess..
So even if i love the minimalism and look, these two points make
Don't know why it's running slowly on your computer.
I have no such problems.
The editor is super fast for me.
Are you sure you don't have any other applications hogging away memory?
Check with your task manager (if on windows).
-Mandy.
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I thought that in intype you were able to type a sequence of keys to insert
a snippet
is there a manual somewhere or something that you know of?
On 12/02/07, Mandy Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't know why it's running slowly on your computer.
I have no such problems.
The editor is
Just look into the bundles from Bundles - Specific bundle you want to work
with.
Select that bundle - check for the short cuts defined next to them.
For eg if I have selected XHTML to work with
Then I just type -
head and press tab and it gets completed.
cool thanks. Was not pressing tab. Can the syntax colorization be
custmised?
that faint blue is a tad faint
On 12/02/07, Mandy Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just look into the bundles from Bundles - Specific bundle you want to
work with.
Select that bundle - check for the short cuts
:)
This is the cake forum :)
Go to the intype forum for such questions :)
-Mandy.
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On Feb 2, 2:33 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jan 25, 9:29 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sorry but that doesn't much sense to me. the product is
still in very early stage of development, miles
I guess your supposed to test and play with it, experience the new
unique(ish) features of it
enough to get you salivating for the full release (this is a preview of
whats coming aint it?)
personally I use undo and redo loads and loads, often doing a bulk of code
and realizing that about 30
On Jan 25, 9:29 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sorry but that doesn't much sense to me. the product is
still in very early stage of development, miles away from
being finished. If you first build very common features
like undo/redo, you have nothing to show off.
But without
On Jan 25, 2:55 pm, Mandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
crazylegs -
That is not what I was talking about. I know we can do that.
But, suppose I was editing a jsp file, so I opened it in the jsp
editor.
Now, I have a javascript snippet inside of it. And I would like to take
advantage of js
In Eclipse I am not sure you can bind a file with a
phpEditor/cssEditor/javascriptEditor etc at the same time?
Sure you can. even multiple editors for the same type of files.
rightclick open with..
Eclipse for project Management and just uh-huh everything.
NotePad++ for quick rightclick open.
On Jan 24, 11:34 pm, Grant Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there really no undo/redo? Seems like a surprising omission, even
from an alpha release.
sorry but that doesn't much sense to me. the product is still in very
early stage of development, miles away from being finished.
If you first
crazylegs -
That is not what I was talking about. I know we can do that.
But, suppose I was editing a jsp file, so I opened it in the jsp
editor.
Now, I have a javascript snippet inside of it. And I would like to take
advantage of js snippets and editing features that my js editor has.
Then, I
Well, this post is not about asking a question, but about sharing an
editor that I recently found.
You can read more about it here:
http://mandysingh.blogspot.com/2007/01/finally-good-editor-for-windows-intype.html
This is going to be having CakePHP support very soon and is really
kickass
Thanks Mandy!
This could be the one that drags me away from HTMLKit for good. I've
only been playing with it for a few minutes but it looks great. Cake
support would just be the icing on thewell...cake.
Andrew
On 24 Jan, 12:18, Mandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, this post is not
Yes, looks really great. Thanks mandy!
Andrew McCafferty schrieb:
Thanks Mandy!
This could be the one that drags me away from HTMLKit for good. I've
only been playing with it for a few minutes but it looks great. Cake
support would just be the icing on thewell...cake.
Andrew
On
After further investigation and much excitement, it looks like Cake
support already exists and can be downloaded, along with various other
bundles from here:
http://intype.info/download/bundles/
Andrew
On 24 Jan, 13:34, D.Pape [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, looks really great. Thanks mandy!
I watched one of their screencasts the other day. Absolutely amazing.
On Jan 24, 8:07 am, Andrew McCafferty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
After further investigation and much excitement, it looks like Cake
support already exists and can be downloaded, along with various other
bundles from here:
it looks like they just took the one done for textmate and posted
that. So if you like it you can still thank me (and gwoo)
Sam D
ps. and yes my shoulder does hurt from patting myself on the back.
and did you know that you can add to the autocomplete in zend's ide by
editing the
Amazing... Thank you Sam :o)
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Great! Thanks Andrew for pointing me to the cake bundle.
I added one thing to it -
key_equivalent: 'Ctrl+Shift+Q' in the bundle grammar file (which was
not there)
Reason being that we'll need to shift between modes (like xhtml, css,
javascript, etc)
and this would come in handy.
Thanks,
Okay i watched all 3 screencasts
I don't know if they come with audio commentary, i couldn't hear any
(might be a problem at my side) so maybe that explains if i missed
something.
But from what i've seen, the only thing they can show off, is some
intelligent code generation, and real time
On 1/24/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe this isn't meant to be a full ide, but more of an advanced
editor. In that case it's another story. Although i don't see how
any somewhat decent php programmer would prefer an advanced editor
over a decent ide, but that's another
On 1/24/07, Jippi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well, as dieter said, it lack tons of features any PHP programmer would
need - just one of those i found fast...
undo / redo ctrl+z inserts some ruby'ish stuff into the view
instead... couldnt find it ;)
I wonder if deep down I'm really just
in textmate you can do control-shift-v to check for syntax errors ;)
On 1/24/07, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/24/07, Jippi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well, as dieter said, it lack tons of features any PHP programmer would
need - just one of those i found fast...
undo /
Hmm
well, as dieter said, it lack tons of features any PHP programmer would
need - just one of those i found fast...
undo / redo ctrl+z inserts some ruby'ish stuff into the view
instead... couldnt find it ;)
also, syntax checker for all those fancy languages is a must
aswell. it just
On 1/24/07, Samuel DeVore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
in textmate you can do control-shift-v to check for syntax errors ;)
Ah hah! See, this old dog can still learn some new tricks.
I do believe I need to invest some time in reading up on the
autocomplete features for the PHP bundle and
Well, it all depends on how you are looking at this editor.
I don't think they are trying to create an IDE and compete with Zend or
Eclipse.
We all know Eclipse is great, open source and yes bloated (slows down
the comp).
I too use phpEclipse with SVN integration and like it.
But, considering
Chris there is some work being done to completely redo autocomplete
support in TM, it is looking very cool and very extendable, I'll
probably add cakephp support when I can find a minute or two. I also
want to use the ui stuff you can do now to build a bake interface into
TM
read more about it here:
http://mandysingh.blogspot.com/2007/01/finally-good-editor-for-windows-intype.html
This is going to be having CakePHP support very soon and is really
kickass (trust me - it's TextMate for windows).
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Is there really no undo/redo? Seems like a surprising omission, even
from an alpha release.
I just watched the two screencasts, and I can't really see what the
fuss is... Snippets are cool, but they're not new (Eclipse has has
them for ages). Syntax highlighting - what editor doesn't have
I am inclined to agree with Grant. Given the wealth of functionality
and maturity in Eclipse (on the open source side) and products like IDEA
(on the proprietary side) I think that intype has its work cut out for
it trying to compete
I dare say that if it finds a niche as a powerful but
I think that Intype will be a good replacement for TextMate, to people who
uses Windows. It will not be a replacement for Eclipse or any other IDE.
Actually, who don't use a IDE in Windows uses EditPlus, UltraEdit,
Notepad++, etc... this is the market that Intype developers are looking for.
On
Hi Pje
I think that Intype will be a good replacement for TextMate, to people
who uses Windows. It will not be a replacement for Eclipse or any other IDE.
Actually, who don't use a IDE in Windows uses EditPlus, UltraEdit,
Notepad++, etc... this is the market that Intype developers are
I do like it, a lot! It has a few small things missing (e.g. Undo/Redo)
of course those will come later, but I am hoping for a portable
version, which I highly doubt buy I guess I will stick Notepad2.
On Jan 24, 6:18 am, Mandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, this post is not about asking a
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