Hi all,
I've just see an eye candy screencast of E-texteditor today showing
how to build a todo.txt bundle.
http://e-texteditor.com/blog/2008/todotxt-bundle-creation-tutorial
I'm wondering if this kind of tool (the bundle also used of course by
Textmate and Intype) could be one of the future f
Have a look at this feature request of E-texteditor
a lot of guys are waiting for a linux version which don't seem to be
available soon
http://etexteditor.uservoice.com/
This is perhaps a good opportunity for PIDA to reach even more people
frustrated about the lack of TextMate on Linux.
... ok o
On 23 Oct, 16:24, Francois <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
Hi Francois.
> I've just see an eye candy screencast of E-texteditor today showing
> how to build a todo.txt bundle.
>
> http://e-texteditor.com/blog/2008/todotxt-bundle-creation-tutorial
>
> I'm wondering if this kind of tool (t
> Hi Francois.
Hi Ali,
Thank you for your answer
>
> Just to see if I have the correct idea, you want to have PIDA be able
> to use/be compatible with Textmate/E-editor bundles?
Direct and transparent compatibility could be indeed the best,
but at first I was only thinking of PIDA tools that