This instructs TextMate to run a shell script that performs a curl request to. Next, add a new Command, and paste in the following shell script. To hook into Prefixr's HTTP-based API, create a new command in TextMate. That way, you can code your stylesheets using the official W3C-recommended versions of each property, and Prefixr will fix in the missing pieces. It allows you to automatically update a stylesheet to include the various prefix'ized versions of the new CSS3 properties. We'll use my Prefixr service as an example. This means that all of the various web services are available for usage! In addition to simple snippets, TextMate can also execute shell scripts. This is an incredibly useful feature that you'll find yourself using constantly! Once you do, a dialog box will pop up, where you can then assign a custom activation key sequence for future retrieval. Once finished recording, type Control + Command + M to save the macro. You can record permanent macros in the same way that you did in #5 of this list. More often than not, you'll need to access a variety of macros each day. For a more permanent solution, you should following #6 in this list!Ħ - Create Permanent Macros Control + Command + m Once you create a new macro, or restart the editor, you will lose you recording. Note that, when you create a macro in this way, it's meant to be a temporary solution. You may now repeat this sequence whenever you wish by typing Shift + Command + M. To conclude your recording, type the same sequence again: Option + Command + M. In our simple example, we only need to type Command + D (balance tag), and then Delete to remove the text. At this point, TextMate is now listening to every action you perform. To begin a macro, type Option + Command + M you'll see a red recording circle in the lower right portion of the editor. However, if you find that you often forget this shortcut, you can always record macros that will repeat any sequence of events as many times as your require. If you have the Zen Coding bundle installed, you can type Command + D to achieve the same effect. Vim offers the ever convenient, cit command (change inner tag). For example, what if you find - like I have - that you frequently change the entire contents of an HTML tag. Let's imagine that there's a sequence of actions you find yourself performing often. If you have multiple starred lines, each time you press F2, you'll be taken to the next applicable location.ĥ - Save Time with Macros Option + Command + m To return to this line of code (for instance, after scrolling up the page to find a particular variable name), type F2. To continue searching, again, press Control + s and Control + Shift + s to continue forward and backward, respectively. Once you've added your search query, press enter, and you'll instantly be transported to the next occurrence of that sequence on the page. If you need to quickly search for a piece of text within the current page, use Control + s instead to perform incremental search.Ī tiny textbox will pop up at the bottom of the screen. While the standard "popup" Command + f search functionality works, it's decidedly slow. Place the cursor on one of the related lines, press Option + Command + ], and TextMate will take care of the rest. If you've been lining up the equal signs manually, TextMate automates the process. This certainly makes for more readable code.
Many developers prefer to line up the symbols within arrays and objects.
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