Hi James-

I just use the TextMate Java bundle, since Processing code is Java.  A few Processing-defined types (like "color") don't get highlighted, but it hasn't bothered me enough to dive into the bundle and make changes.

For compiling, running and exporting applets and applications, I just keep the PDE running and I swap over to it.  This takes advantage of all the goodies built into the PDE while I get to edit in TextMate.  I've found it helpful to use the "Use external editor" checkbox in the preferences to avoid accidentally overwriting anything while using the PDE.

If you want to streamline things further, you should probably take a look at some of the other threads around here from people using Eclipse.  You will probably run into some of the same issues they have had.

-Matt

I can't believe I missed that, I was sure I checked.

Next time I'm doing some Processing I'll have to write a few more snippets and stuff for it!

Cheers dunkster

in the Bundle editor replace the command "Run in Processing" by this :
-----
content () {
   iconv -cs -f utf-8 -t macroman//TRANSLIT | perl -pe 's/["\\]/\\$&/g'
}

osascript <<-APPLESCRIPT
tell application "Processing 0124" to activate
set the clipboard to "$(content)"
tell application "System Events" to tell process "Processing"
   keystroke "a" using command down
   keystroke "v" using command down
   delay 0.3
   keystroke "r" using command down
end tell
APPLESCRIPT
------

Hello,

the above didn't work for me. Especially when it came to Processing projects requiring support files (font, images, etc.) the copy/paste approach fails since those files will be missing when running the project. Instead, I use these settings for the "Run in Processing" command.

Save: Current File

Command(s):
osascript <<EOF
tell application "Processing 0125" to run
tell application "Processing 0125" to activate
tell application "Processing 0125" to open POSIX file "${TM_FILEPATH}"
delay 1
tell application "System Events" to tell process "Processing"

keystroke "r" using command down
end tell
EOF

Input: None
Output: Discard

Best regards
 lsinger

Can anyone get textmate to open sketches in processing? - I've tried a few scripts that available and none have worked so far. I'm on leopard.

Thanks and apologies for copying and pasting the code without noticing I had to change the version number. It works fine.

Thanks to everybody!

I made a small script to get the documentation for the current word. Just include a variable named TM_PROCESSING_DOC in Textmate > Advanced > Shell Variables that points to your processing documentation.

Then in the bundle editor, under the Processing bundle, make a new command and copy the script.

For the output I used "Show as Tool tip" and for the activation I've chosen Key Equivalent: ^H

#!/usr/bin/python
import os
import webbrowser
from os import path

### DEFINITIONS
def viewdoc(filename):
 if path.exists(filename) and path.isfile(filename):
   webbrowser.open(filename)
 else:
   print "Word not found or TM_PROCESSING_DOC not set properly."

### BEGIN SCRIPT
reference = os.environ['TM_PROCESSING_DOC']
word = os.environ['TM_CURRENT_WORD']

if reference.endswith("/"):
 pass
else:
 reference = os.environ['TM_PROCESSING_DOC'] + "/"

viewdoc(reference + word + "_.html")