TextMate GUI Enhancement
by Jason Evers If you use and enjoy this, please show some support and buy me some coffee or beer?
Directions:
- Check the screenshots to see if you even like the theme. You can't check the above link because Jason Evers has since changed several things.
- if ( stepOne ! = like_the_theme ){ Quit Textmate
- Drag all of the Green Labeled items to the folder labeled "Place the Green Files Here."
- Drag all of the Orange Labeled items to the folder labeled "Place the Orange Files Here."
- Drag all of the Plugins to the
Username/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Plugins/ directory. If the folder doesn't exist, create it.
- Relaunch TextMate and Enjoy! }
Notes:
- We are using the MissingDrawer Plugin because the ProjectPlus plugin isn't quite as polished as MissingDrawer, and conflicts with less other plugins. On their site, the conflict issue is addressed by simply saying this:
You should remove any conflicting plug-ins before installing, by deleting them from ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/PlugIns.
- Upon upgrading TextMate, you may have to re-copy the Orange and Green items.
- To uninstall, just reinstall TextMate and delete the plugins in
Username/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Plugins/
List of User Interface Modifications: Enhancements by Jason Evers are labeled as such
General
- Readability and gradients (when an item is clicked) in Select Bundle/Symbol/File
- Document scrollers hide automatically in text views
- Execute Command Panel: HUD black interface, buttons improved, autocomplete of commands
- Find in Project: gradients, readability
- HTML Output: adjusted progress spinner
- Information Panels use utility panels
- Go to Line is now an HUD panel
- Tip of the Day is now an HUD panel with nicer buttons
New Icon from a Moleskine and an actual pen.- An even newer, more awesome logo of a vector moleskine (with the same pen), done by the amazing Mr. Mike Stezycki
- Better, Snow Leopard friendly tabs
- A growing Green Moleskine'ed icon set thanks to Hugo, added to by Evan Kaufman More to come on this.
- ADA
- APPLESCRIPT
- AS
- ASM
- ASP
- ASPNET
- BibTeX
- C#
- C++
- C
- CGI
- CONFIG
- CSS
- DIFF
- DTD
- DYLAN
- ERLANG
- F-SCRIPT
- FORTRAN
- GTD
- H++
- H
- HASKELL
- HTML
- ICAL
- Icon.psd
- INC
- INI
- IO
- JAVA
- JS
- JSP
- LISP
- LOG
- LOGO
- LUA
- MARKDOWN
- MODULA
- OBJ-C++
- OBJ-C
- OCAML
- PASCAL
- PATCH
- PERL
- PHP
- PLIST
- PS
- PYTHON
- R
- REMIND
- REST
- RHTML
- RUBY
- SCHEME
- SETEXT
- SHELL
- SLATE
- SML
- SQL
- STRINGS
- SVG
- SWIG
- TCL
- TeX
- TEXT
- TEXTILE
- TMDocument
- VB
- VCARD
- WIKI
- XHTML
- XML
- XSL
- YAML
- Package now includes a windows version of the icon you could use for E-TextEditor thanks to Chase Swindler
- Inclusion of a few useful plugins:
Web Preview:
- Default fonts are now those used by Safari to ease web development
- Appearance: buttons improved, textured
- "Show options" moved to toolbar
- Live editing via Webmate through web preview
Project Window:
- Appears like the Apple source lists, with gradients on each file
- Tabs Redesigned: square corners, inactive tabs fade into background, highlighting active tab (green, you may request other colors)
- Updated Drawer: Now has OS X updated project view to give it that Leopard feel.
- SVN Status: Project view now has svn file status on version controlled items thanks to SVNMate.
- Active file highlighting as a sweet green tab in project view.
- Code collapse functionality in sidebar got a makeover thanks to Leopard Dark 2
Bundle Editor:
- Edit view has been split into a tabbed view in order to conserve screen real estate and provide more room for editing bundle items.
- Items in source list are more condensed to allow for a broader view.
- Gradients over active TM automation items, blue Apple source background
- Nicer buttons!
And more!
