Textpattern Support Forum

It’s not a huge deal I was just curious. There are some pretty specialized bundles in the repo (mediawiki, twiki, docuwiki, Symphony) It seems like TXP would fit and it would get some more exposure.

I just think you did a great job and it should be out there.

This is a maintenence release(v08) for the Textpattern Bundle:

See original thread for download and details.

It fixes a couple of syntax Errors, both in Snippets/Commands/Macros and in the Language Grammar as well.

The most important changes are:

• Added pseudo support for category container tags. ( That also means, that you can trigger a compound single/container tag with ctrl shift right arrow, just like with a plugintag. Special Return is not supported for these, so leave all category container tags on one line, for easier maintenance. )
• Fixed a couple of wrong scopes
• Added missing tags and tagattributes
• compound article snippet syntax fix

• Updated completion prefs array
• Reassignment of keybord shortcuts. Take a look in the menu-structure column, to understand what has changed.
  • This last change was necessary, to avoid conflicts with other Bundle Items and fix a couple of convention errors, as oulined here.

There is also a new, theme. It is not cloned on top of the twilight theme, but build from the ground up.
It is not that pretty maybe(no transparency) , but much cleaner and simplified.

I haven’t done any extended testing. Give it a try, if you wish.

regards, marios

Could be possible.

It relies on these dependencies (Cygwin)

I suspect half of the things would not work.

What about project handling ? Some of the advanved commands rely on a specific File and Folderstructure be persistent in the project drawer

I suppose one would want to make a stripped down version of the Bundle.

Another possible alternative
( I’ve used this recently on XP for some basic things )

regards, marios

Last edited by marios (2007-03-05 07:00:05)

I have been trying to think about it recently. Yes that will bo so much more nice and logical.
No more all these worries about all these system resource fork files, that accidentaly get packaged up, and also having it preserved there, with the (future) possiblity for some, to commit changes at some point.

There is also a new concept that arouse from Thomas Aylott’s adoption of the Javascript Tools Bundle.

Allan writes about it on his Blog here.
The Idea is to emerge a Sharing Point for all sorts of Bundles, where some of them also might be a little to heavy, to be included with TM ( fat dependencies and such )

However, it is still under construction.

Bundles would be available through SVN from there as well.

regards, marios

Hi, @soulship

Yes, the e-edeitor is quite a good addition to have on a windows machine. I am using it on one of my windows machines, so my kids have something to start with.

the txp_bundle is now at version 0.8 FYI.
( I can see from the downloadcunt, that most poeple mysteriously are using v0.7 )
A few changes will be added shortly, like the addition of the new

<txp:hide></txp:hide> 

tag.

After that, I am not quite sure, if I can find the time to maintain it to keep it up to date, and am thinking of giving it away for adoption.

Changes are on the way. TextMate v2 and such.

regards, marios