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#!/bin/bash

echo -n "GitHub User: "
read USER

echo -n "GitHub Password: "
read -s PASS

echo ""
echo -n "GitHub Repo (e.g. foo/bar): "

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{	patterns = (
		{	name = 'meta.tag.template.start.html';
			begin = '(<)(s:[\-.0-9_a-zA-Z]*)(?=\s|/?>)';
			end = '/?>';
			beginCaptures = {
				1 = { name = 'punctuation.definition.tag.begin.html'; };
				2 = { name = 'entity.name.tag.html'; };
			};
			endCaptures = { 0 = { name = 'punctuation.definition.tag.end.html'; }; };
			patterns = ( { include = 'text.html.basic#attribute'; } );

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{	patterns = (
		{	name = 'meta.tag.template.start.html';
			begin = '(<)(s:[\-.0-9_a-zA-Z]*)(?=\s|/?>)';
			end = '/?>';
			beginCaptures = {
				1 = { name = 'punctuation.definition.tag.begin.html'; };
				2 = { name = 'entity.name.tag.html'; };
			};
			endCaptures = { 0 = { name = 'punctuation.definition.tag.end.html'; }; };
			patterns = ( { include = 'text.html.basic#attribute'; } );

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Punctuation Scopes

Note: For the punctuation that are used in pairs there is an optional .begin & .end that can be tacked on right before the language name at the end. They are not required to be used but should be standardized where found useful.

The third level of the following scopes is open to new scopes as you see fit, however try to keep then as generic as possible to keep the total number down. Try to reuse a scope if possible before creating anew.

• punctuation.definition

  Punctuation that is intended to delimit the bounds of a single item, generally something that will become a real singular object in compiled/interpreted code. Can also be used in markup languages for delimiters that define small conceptual units (headers, list items, etc).

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if application "Safari" is running then
	tell application "Safari"
		do JavaScript "window.location.reload();" in first document
	end tell
end if

try
	tell application "Finder"
		name of application file id "com.google.Chrome"
	end tell

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injections
patterns
repository

name
comment
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match
begin
while

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injections
patterns
repository

name
comment
disabled
match
begin
end

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The excitement for a new version has been tremendous and today we’re finally able to repay the much appreciated loyalty and moral support from the community by releasing the first public alpha: TextMate 2.0 alpha (r8930).

It’s important to stress though that being an alpha release; it is not complete. It has reached a point where it may suit some early adopters and provide some relief to those who have been questioning TextMate’s future. For the time being, the alpha builds are only for people who already have a TextMate license and an Intel Mac.

Being a complete rewrite there are too many changes to sum up but here is an overview of notable changes since TextMate 1.5.10.

There are also many things that didn’t make it to this alpha, far too many to mention all of them, but a few deserves to be mentioned as they are likely to come up a lot in the coming days:

• Split views: Yes, I actually had this on the alpha mile

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Release Notes

Notable changes since TextMate 1.5.10:

• Multiple carets / discontinuous selection

  The easiest way to get multiple carets is by doing a left or right movement command (like arrow left/right) with a column selection. You can also ⌘-click to place new carets or use Edit → Find All (⌥⌘F).

• Snippets