;; This minor mode exists to mimick TextMate's awesome
;; features.
;; ⌘T - Go to File
;; ⇧⌘T - Go to Symbol
;; ⌘L - Go to Line
;; ⌘/ - Comment Line (or Selection/Region)
;; ⌘] - Shift Right (currently indents region)
;; ⌘[ - Shift Left (not yet implemented)
;; ⌥⌘] - Align Assignments
;; ⌥⌘[ - Indent Line
;; ⌘RET - Insert Newline at Line's End
;; ⌥⌘T - Reset File Cache (for Go to File, cache unused if using git/hg root,
;; but resets cached root location, useful if roots
;; are nested)
;; A "project" in textmate-mode is determined by the presence of
;; a .git directory, an .hg directory, a Rakefile, or a Makefile.
;; You can configure what makes a project root by appending a file
;; or directory name onto the `*textmate-project-roots*' list.
;; If no project root indicator is found in your current directory,
;; textmate-mode will traverse upwards until one (or none) is found.
;; The directory housing the project root indicator (e.g. a .git or .hg
;; directory) is presumed to be the project's root.
;; In the event that the project root was defined by either .git or .hg,
;; fast file-listing with no caching is provided by the version control
;; system.
;; Not bound to keys, but available are textmate-find-in-project and
;; textmate-find-in-project-type, which use grep, the file listing,
;; and grep-mode to provide excellent (and blindingly fast with git and
;; hg!) grep integration with emacs and your project.
;; Also available (and unbound) is textmate-compile, which is like
;; compile but prepends a cd to the project root to the command. It is
;; used to build the find-in-project commands, but has other possible
;; uses as well (eg, a test runner or some kind of compile command).
;; In other words, calling Go to File from
;; ~/Projects/fieldrunners/app/views/towers/show.html.erb will use
;; ~/Projects/fieldrunners/ as the root if ~/Projects/fieldrunners/.git
;; exists.
$ cd ~/.emacs.d/vendor
$ git clone git://github.com/defunkt/textmate.el.git
In your emacs config:
(add-to-list 'load-path "~/.emacs.d/vendor/textmate.el")
(require 'textmate)
(textmate-mode)
See the file for more configuration options.
Adam Glasgall // [email protected]
Augie Fackler // [email protected]
Carl Porth // [email protected]
Chris Wanstrath // [email protected]
Federico Builes // [email protected]
Nick Sieger // [email protected]