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Release Notes for 1.3
‘&’Ctrl + Alt + R: record macros on the fly using CoffeeScript/JavaScript (Komodo 5 only)Abbreviations » PHP » DrupalWhat Else:
lipsum followed by either .chars, .words or .paras and *times e.g.lipsum.words*100[press TAB] will produce a paragraph with 100 Lorem Ipsum wordsHow to Install?
You must restart Komodo for changes to take effect.
Source code is available on GitHub.
Hi,
It's really great extension, thanks.
One small suggestion: it would be great to allow users to configure what tools to use e.g. if I want to write divs without auto completion, I'm going somewhere and I just tick it off.
Thanks
Adam,
Glad you like the extension, thanks. You can log your suggestion in Google Code and we will consider it in future releases. Once the extension is mature enough, we will provide preferences to control how it should behave.
Regards,
Stan
Agree - very useful extension.
I have an issue with the tag wrapping feature on OSX where using it prevents me moving on to wrap other content.The initial
tags can be changed while they are still red and the text content becomes gray. The tags remain red and I have to save the file and close it to add further tags.
I'm sure this is a user issue so would like guidance please. I have just upgraded to the latest version 1.0.1 which I am running in Komodo Edit 5.2.3, build 4312.
Hey Stan,
Found a pretty annoying bug in your addon;
When editing an XML, I have (for example) the following line:
<event id="test"| />"|" is where the cursor is.
When I press TAB, the cursor ends up at the end of the line, rather than placing a TAB character
<event id="test" />|The only workaround is to ctrl+v the TAB character.
Oh, and about this new feature:
Turn any word/selection into a hyperlink using Google (Ctrl+Shift+Alt+L)You should seriously consider using a shorter shortcut :p
Edit:
Suggestion for the google hyperlinking feature: In languages other than the ones supported now, have the resulting URL copied to the clipboard instead..
The bug you are describing is the jumpClosingTag command being triggered. It works both when you are inside empty tags, as in your case, as well as when the cursor is placed before a </closing tag> We will consider making this optional in future versions.
RE: Google, it's a good idea, but I am not sure it adds value outside of HTML documents, but it won't hurt having it around I guess. Komodo already has a lot of keys reserved, thus the key binding being so long.
Cheers.
Please either use a different shortcut for jumpClosingTag or as you said, make it optional.. it's a pretty big annoyance on my side since I used tab characters quite frequent in XML files.
As for the google links, wouldn't it be possible to simply make the shortcut customizable? (under the Editor -> Key Bindings section).
Either way I'm sure you can come up with something shorter than ctrl+shift+alt+L :p (ctrl+alt+L is available).
Edit:
Damn I always forget to press "reply" -.-
Quick RE: you can customise the key binding under Edit -> Preferences -> Editor -> Key Bindings -> Editor: Create Hyperlink for Word/Selection
Plans for 1.0 are to allow the user to enable/disable each command as well as the option to assign a custom key (instead of using the `Key Bindings` interface).
Can the auto insertion of the id attribute for block level elements be turned off? Right now, every time I complete a < div > it not only closed it, but also adds an id= " ".
Yes, you can edit the DIV abbreviation in your Toolbox under Sample Abbreviations -> HTML -> div or just delete it and a default one will be used instead.
Hey thanks for the quick reply, but I'm not sure what you mean. Under Toolbox > Samples (5.1.3) I have a bunch of import/export options I don't really know what do.
Oh I got it. View > Toolbox tab.
Is there a getting started guide somewhere? I'm feeling like a complete idiot--I'm trying to figure out how to link to another HTML page in the same directory (and browsing for the file name, not typing it), and I'm stumped. I'm sure it's completely obvious, but I could really use some HTML Toolkit 101 type documentation.
Thanks!
Karen
Karen,
I am a bit unsure what you are after here, but the current version does not support browsing for files in the current directory. You'd have to manually type (or copy -> paste) the file name.
Cheers,
Stan
First of all: totally awesome add-on!
The above feature splits everything over multiple lines. Is there any way to modify it so that it simply wraps my selection in the tag without inserting line breaks.
Thanks!
Michael
Thanks for the feedback Michael, I will consider tweaking the command to work on single line selections for the next release (no date planned as of yet).
Cheers,
Stan
Thanks, Stan!
Hi, very nice extension :-)
One thing: writing the script tag, it completes to "application/x-javascript". Is it possible to change this behavior, so it completes to "text/javascript" as this mostly used and well supported?
I've learned that RFC4329 standardized the the "text/javascript" type because it is in common use but also marked it as obsolote as JS code doesnt represent a text document. So it recomends "application/javascript" (without the 'x') instead. But this is said not to be well supported yet.
W3 does not list "application/x-javascript" but "application/javascript" as an option:
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/html5_script.asp
So maybe "text/javascript" is still the savest option at the moment...
Regards
Gerald
Hi Gerald,
Thanks for getting in touch. The built-in
<script>snippet usestext/javascript. If you are gettingapplication/x-javascript, you have another snippet in your Toolbox under the 'script' name. Look under Samples -> Abbreviations -> HTML or just Abbreviations -> HTML. You can remove thescriptsnippet from there and the built-in one will be used instead, or you can edit it to your desire.On a side note, the new release which is coming, well soon I hope, will report which snippet has been triggered so you can easily trace it to its origins and edit accordingly.
Cheers,
Stan
Blew me away with its amazing features and made me more productive.
Kudos to the developers.
Just wanted to leave another note of appreciation, very, very helpful addon. Thanks!
Great relief, this tool!!!
I'd find it great, if it would also work within <?php echo ""; ?>
Thomas
Apologies - I posted this above as a reply by mistake.
I have an issue with the tag wrapping feature on OSX where using it prevents me moving on to wrap other content.The initial
tags can be changed while they are still red and the text content becomes gray. The tags remain red and I have to save the file and close it to add further tags.
I'm sure this is a user issue so would like guidance please. I have just upgraded to the latest version 1.0.1 which I am running in Komodo Edit 5.2.3, build 4312.
Have you tried tabbing out of the wrapped area (to do so, just press TAB)? I am not sure if this is helpful, but let's start with the basics.
Hi Stan - thank you.
Did you hear the sound of my hand slapping my forehead?
Ah, so that's what it was !
Hi stan, thanks for your hard work!
Today I have stumbled over an article about Zen Coding. That might be interesting for you . Read it here: http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/11/21/zen-coding-a-new-way-to-write...
I'm well aware that we already have some of the functionality of this thing with HTML Toolkit but this goes one or more steps further.
Have a look at the video: http://vimeo.com/7405114.
There is js Zen coding Package for Aptana available here: http://code.google.com/p/zen-coding/downloads/detail?name=Zen.Coding-Apt...
Is there any chance that we can see a ZEN HTML Toolkit in 2010?
Regards,
pepebe
Hi pepebe,
Another community member has already released an extension for Komodo to support Zen Coding: http://code.google.com/p/zen-coding/issues/detail?id=24
I don't plan on adding built-in ZC support in HTML Toolkit at this point. If anyone is interested in contributing to the project following the existing code guidelines, I'd be more than happy to review and include the add-on.
Cheers,
Stan
Hey Stan,
Been loving this puppy for a time now. But ran against a bummer of a bug. I recently put my abbreviations inside a custom menu folder which is a subfolder of a standard folder, which is under an Abbreviations folder. This way I'm able to get at my abbreviations thru menus as well as typing the abbreviation and clicking Ctrl-T or Tab. By doing it this way, I avoid having to maintain duplicate lists of items.
But when HTML Toolkit is installed, the Tab key cannot find the abbreviation. And worse, Ctrl-T can't find it either.
Help!
Outside The Box
You can grab the latest source from GitHub -- http://github.com/StanAngeloff/komodo-html-toolkit
I recall fixing this issue. Follow the instructions under Running the latest copy. Let me know if this works for you.
Stan,
I've read the instructions, but I'm somewhat confused as to how to do this.
What's the easiest way to download your source? There are quite a few files within a few directories. And right-clicking on folders doesn't seem to work.
I've looked in install.rdf for the extension id, but it's hard to tell where it is.
Do I just download all of your source files, replacing what's there? That would seem to obviate the need for steps outlined in the Firefox extension proxy file instructions.
Go to the GitHub page and click on the Download button (top-right). Select your preferred download format, either ZIP or a tarball. Once you have the full source, unpack it and copy the full path to
src. In my case/home/stan/installs/komodo-html-toolkit/src/. Locate your XRE/extensions directory and create a new file calledhtmltoolkit@psp-webtech.co.ukand paste the path above inside it. Remember to remove any directories with the same name.If you have git installed, you can also clone the repository using
git clone git://github.com/StanAngeloff/komodo-html-toolkit.git komodo-html-toolkit. You can update at any time by going to cloned repository and runninggit pull.I hope the above helps.
I'm a happy man! Many thanks, Stan!
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Thanks.
When you first type in a button tag, you end up with
with the cursor on the type, and tab stop between the tags. If you just hit tab, intending to keep type="button", instead of the cursor jumping to the tab stop, you end up getting the following:
This is now fixed on master. You can run it from source (as guided on the README) or wait for 1.2.1 to come out later this month.
<input type="<button type="button"></button>" name="" />Dofy.Net
PHPz.Org
Yes, unfortunately if you type
buttonyourself and TAB away, it will expand as an abbreviation. If you have a solution (disabling auto-complete in attributes is not really a neat one), please drop by GitHub and log it in as an issue.I have discovered that a change in Komodo 6 beta 1 has stopped the tab key from expanding abbreviations. This works great in 6 alpha 2. At first I thought it was the beta release that had broken this, but in discussing it with Eric, I have discovered that it is HTML Toolkit. Maybe this comment by Eric will help you to figure out the problem
"If the tab is bound to ko.abbrev.expandAbbrev(), there shouldn't
be any difference in behavior moving to Beta 1. But if the
binding is trying to implement more of the abbrev'n internals,
it could fail with this change."
thanks for a great extension!
Thanks for the report. I am aware of the issues in the beta, however I am waiting for things around the new toolbox to calm down before I re-implement the abbreviations. I'll release a new version once this makes it to GitHub.
This is now fixed on master. You can run it from source (as guided on the README) or wait for 1.2.1 to come out later this month.
I use Komodo IDE 6.0.0 Beta2. After Komodo Start the following Message appears:
object
(
[message] => root.command.language is undefined
[fileName] => chrome://htmltoolkit/content/scripts/command/entities.js
[lineNumber] => 283
[stack] => ()@chrome://htmltoolkit/content/scripts/command/entities.js:283
()@chrome://htmltoolkit/content/scripts/command/entities.js:308
([object XPCWrappedNative_NoHelper],1,[object Array])@chrome://htmltoolkit/content/htmltoolkit.js:192
("command")@chrome://htmltoolkit/content/htmltoolkit.js:179
("command")@chrome://htmltoolkit/content/htmltoolkit.js:125
()@chrome://htmltoolkit/content/htmltoolkit.js:207
@chrome://htmltoolkit/content/htmltoolkit.js:28
[name] => TypeError
)
Any suggestions?
Thanks :)
Try 1.3.1 and let me know if there are any issues still?
Hello Stan,
thank you for your quick response. I have even 1.3.1 installed - unfortunately the same message appears on komodo start. you need more infos?
thx,
eemie
root.command.languageis the top level controller which acts as a base class for all commands in HTML Toolkit. Try this version of the extension instead. Let me know if this works for you.You may have to uninstall your current version first (any changes to the settings you have made will be persisted).
Hello Stan,
thank you very much, 1.3.1.1 works fine :)
Keep up the good work,
eemie
Hi,
Im running ubuntu 8, Komodo 5.2.4, and the HTML ToolKit 1.3.1 give the error:
object
(
[message] => root.command.language is undefined
[fileName] => chrome://htmltoolkit/content/scripts/command/entities.js
[lineNumber] => 285
[stack] => ()@chrome://htmltoolkit/content/scripts/command/entities.js:285
()@chrome://htmltoolkit/content/scripts/command/entities.js:310
([object XPCWrappedNative_NoHelper],0,[object Array])@chrome://htmltoolkit/content/htmltoolkit.js:193
("command")@chrome://htmltoolkit/content/htmltoolkit.js:180
("command")@chrome://htmltoolkit/content/htmltoolkit.js:126
()@chrome://htmltoolkit/content/htmltoolkit.js:208
@chrome://htmltoolkit/content/htmltoolkit.js:28
[name] => TypeError
)
The network proxy dont allow me to download the file 1.3.1.1 (Not allow "Personal Network Storage" ) so is there another place to get it?
I have just updated the download here to 1.3.1.1, your Komodo should prompt you to update shortly.
Tnks man,
Is working! =)
It is a very cool plugin and I love it.
but I met some trouble:
when I type 'sc' and press key, komodo pop up an alert window "Whoops! HTML Toolkit encountered an exception ...."
and the Script tag's type is "application/x-javaxcript", how can I change it to "text/javascript" in template.
Thanks.
Dofy.Net
PHPz.Org
Very cool :D
Dofy.Net
PHPz.Org