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Special Characters Bundle (1.4.0)

08 Sep 19:45
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🐛 Replace Character

  • Fixed: Fix positioning of caret

    Before this change the command “Replace Character” would sometimes move the caret one position to the left. For example, if you insert the text

    a|bc
    

    | represents the position of the caret – and use “Replace Character (←)”, then the result would look like this

    |👾bc
    

    . Now the result after the steps above is correct:

    👾|bc.
    

    .

Requirements

Minimum OS Version:

  • OS X 10.10

Tested With:

  • TextMate 2.0 (beta 12.10)
  • macOS 10.12 Beta

Special Characters Bundle (1.3.0)

19 Jun 20:46
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General

  • ✨ Extend configuration with mappings and add snippets for:
    • 😀,
    • 💩,
    • 🦄,
    • 🌻,
    • ✨,
    • ⚡,
    • 🎬,
    • 👾,
    • 💻,
    • 📹,
    • 📺,
    • 🎙,
    • ❤️,
    • 🌀 and
    • 🎵

Replace Character

Requirements

Minimum OS Version:

  • OS X 10.10

Tested With:

  • TextMate 2.0 (beta 9.5)
  • OS X 10.11.5

Special Characters Bundle (1.2.0)

17 Jun 08:04
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Replace Character

  • ✨ Extend configuration with mappings for and .
  • 🦄 Before this update we could only replace the character to the left of the caret with the one directly after it in the mapping. Now we can also go in the other direction via the command “Replace Character (←)”.

Show Configuration as Tooltip

  • 🦄 “Show Configuration as Tooltip” displays the current mapping configuration for “Replace Character”:

Show Current Configuration as Tooltip

Snippets

  • ✨ New Snippets for , , , , and

Requirements

Minimum OS Version:

  • OS X 10.10

Tested With:

  • TextMate 2.0 (beta 9.5)
  • OS X 10.11.5

Special Characters Bundle (1.1.0)

30 Oct 10:30
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Edit Configuration

  • New command to modify the mapping of “Replace Single Character”

Replace Single Character

  • The command now displays an error message – as tooltip – if it was not able to parse the current configuration file.
  • “Replace Single Character” now always uses the Ruby interpreter shipped with OS X.

Requirements

Minimum OS Version: OS X 10.10

Tested With:

TextMate 2.0 (beta 8.1)
OS X 10.11

Special Characters Bundle (1.0.0)

26 Oct 19:02
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