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4[NEW] It is now possible to disable the find panel history. This is done by running: defaults write -app TextMate OakFindPanelDisableHistory 1. The reason for this is, that some users experience crashes when using the tab key in the find panel (to advance focus). I have been unable to figure out what is wrong, but my suspicion lies with the NSComboBoxes used, so if you are among those hit by this bug, please disable the history, and if you get any crashes afterwards, be sure to tell me. I can’t see from the auto-submitted crash reports whether or not you have the history disabled, so please send an email to bugs (at) macromates.com if you experience the crash. 5 6[CHANGED] When redirecting to a non-existing file using the tm-file: scheme, TextMate will instead redirect to an error page. 7 8[CHANGED] Unwrap Paragraph is now ctrl-opt Q. This matches ctrl-Q for Wrap Paragraph (although named reformat). And the previous key was in violation with the key bindings conventions :) 9 10[NEW] When a command runs on a fallback unit (like scope or current word) then two new variables will be available: TM_INPUT_START_LINE and TM_INPUT_START_LINE_INDEX. These tell what line and index into that line, that the first character of the input corresponds to. These are necessary for the TM_LINE_NUMBER and TM_LINE_INDEX to make sense, as those variables are absolute numbers (i.e. relative to the start of the document, not input). 11 12[NEW] TextMate will prompt for confirmation, if you open a larger than 10 MB file from Finder. 13 14[FIXED] Peak memory usage when doing Find in Project should no longer be that of having all files loaded into memory. 15 16[NEW] It’s possible to set ‘disableOutputAutoIndent’ (to true) in a command’s property list (on disk). This disables the feature where “Insert as Snippet” has the result indented to match the current context. 17 18[NEW] When creating a new bundle item, the scope selector will be set to the default value stored in the bundles info.plist (under the defaultScopeSelector key). Currently there is no way to edit this or the isDefault key/value pair, other than loading the actual info.plist of the bundle and editing it. 19 20[CHANGED] When saving a macro, rather than pick the first bundle (when there is nothing selected in the bundle editor) it picks the first bundle which is not marked as default (by having isDefault set to true in the info.plist of the bundle).

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