Yet another Trac TextMate Bundle update. This one adds a hot key for formatting text as strikethrough, which was a pretty obvious oversight in my last update! It works just like the bold and italic hotkeys.
You can check out the (mostly uninteresting) Change Log, or just go grab version 1.1.3.
I’ve been using Trac across two jobs for about the past 5 years, and until a coworker pointed it out to me yesterday, I never knew that it had wiki syntax for strikethrough by surrounding text with double tilde. For example, ~~Text to be struck~~ will appear as Text to be struck.
I ended up using it quite a few times over the past two days, so I decided to add a scope to the TextMate bundle. Now, anything that is struckthrough using the double tilde syntax will be scoped in TextMate as markup.deleted.tracwiki. I chose that over markup.strike or markup.strikethrough because many of the themes I have do not have formatting for the latter two, but do for the former.
Check out the Change Log and grab version 1.1.2.
I've updated the Trac TextMate Bundle with a major bug fix, and some updates to wiki CamelCase link recognition, including the ability not to link a CamelCase word by prefixing it with !. Thanks to sdevore for reporting the bug, and to Adam for suggesting the addition of preventing CamelCase links.
Had to write a few more Trac wiki pages recently, and in the process I took a little time to update my Trac TextMate bundle. See the Change Log for details, and snag version 1.1 here.
I’ve been an avid TextMate user and fan for the past couple of years, and I’ve also used Trac at several jobs now. I never like editing anything substantial, like Trac wiki, pages in a web browser text widget, so I use TextMate’s “Edit in TextMate” plugin exhaustively. Over the past couple of years, those things led to my creating and evolving a Trac bundle for TextMate.
It’s still pretty simple, which I think is a good thing. I haven’t had a need for it to do anything very complex. So far, it has a fairly decent language grammar for Trac wiki syntax that defines some reasonable scopes, following the conventions of markup scopes defined in other bundles. It has several useful wiki formatting snippets and commands, from simple stuff like bold and italic, to a rudimentary snippet for creating tables. It also parses wiki headings (e.g. == My Heading ==
), and wiki links as TextMate symbols, so you can jump around in wiki pages easily using the symbol pop-up.
If you’re interested, head on over to the Google Code project page and try it out. Please let me know if you find it useful. Suggestions are always welcome, too.
