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I’ve got a whole new release of the Autotag bundle for TextMate, with a brand new dialog interface, progress reporting, and more. It will check to see if you’ve already defined a blog in your headers and won’t ask, it has better error checking, and a supercool interface. It’s so great, it got a whole new version number.
Make sure your tm_dialog is up to date and that you’ve got the latest release of the UTW-RPC plugin, and then just download and install or update the bundle. I’m only making it available on the downloads page to avoid confusion, so head over there and grab it!
Get the latest version of the Autotag bundle on the downloads page!
Awesome!
I’m just curious about a thing that the bundle does, when I run the Get Tags function, displays first the tags starting with numbers and with the first letter in uppercase, and then the tags in lowercase.
It’s not a big problem, but it’s a little confusing to have 2 alphabets in the same window.
It uses the Ruby sort! function, which sorts exactly as described. I just got used to it, so I didn’t give it a second thought. I’ll reconsider for the next release, though. Thanks for pointing it out.
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