Tieg!
Excellent! The snippets are great... I hope you don't mind, but I've
started folding yours and mine together (but have not committed to
GitHub yet). I'm cleaning up a few, giving tab triggers to most, and I
turned the "New App" template into an honest-to-goodness new file
template (though I removed the width/height/border bits, since new
files don't get tab triggers).
Of course, this leaves me with a template that does little more than
add a simple copyright notice and a "Shoes.app do...end" block. I've
named this "Simple Application" since it really is that simple to make
a Shoes application, but I'm thinking perhaps we could add more
variety of new file templates...like maybe one with a Shoes.setup
block for downloading gems and such? Ideas?
Actually, now that this is looking like a real TextMate bundle, I
think it might be worth putting it into the officially "blessed"
bundle repo. After all, TM bundles belong there where they can be
found, not in GitHub (even thought it is really great!). Thoughts?
Cheers,
Josh
On Jul 20, 2008, at 11:43 AM, Tieg Zaharia wrote:
Hey Josh,
I setup a little bundle too but haven't had much time to work on it.
It looks like you've got the Syntax, and I've got the Snippets--
maybe our git projects could mingle?
http://github.com/tiegz/shoes-textmate-bundle/tree/master
-tieg
On Sun, Jul 20, 2008 at 2:16 AM, Joshua Ballanco
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey list!
Well, it's not much, but I've started a TextMate bundle for Shoes.
You can find it at: http://github.com/jballanc/shoes.tmbundle/tree/master
. Right now, it doesn't do much (and no, I'm not being modest...it
really doesn't do much). I've added the various special Shoes words
to the language grammar, and there's a "Run in Shoes" command linked
to command-R. Next step is to add some useful snippets. Hence, why
I'm sending this to the list. Ideas? What snippets would be most
useful? I'm thinking basic snippets for "stack" and "flow", but what
properties should show up by default?
Cheers,
Josh
