setMark

[Kirt Fitzpatrick]

Does OakTextView support the setMark method from the NSResponder interface?  Is there something that I can use in its place if setMark is not implemented?  Here is the code I am using:

    NSLog( @"Trying to set the mark on the first responder" );
    [responder performSelector: @selector(setMark:) withObject: window];
    NSLog( @"set the mark on the first responder" );


And this is what I get in the log:

2007-04-08 19:55:01.838 TextMate[916] Trying to set the mark on the first responder
2007-04-08 19:55:01.838 TextMate[916] *** -[OakTextView setMark:]: selector not recognized [self = 0xdec3850]
2007-04-08 19:55:01.838 TextMate[916] *** -[OakTextView setMark:]: selector not recognized [self = 0xdec3850]


thanks
kirt

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[Allan Odgaard-2]

On 9. Apr 2007, at 04:59, Kirt Fitzpatrick wrote:

> Does OakTextView support the setMark method from the NSResponder  
> interface?

No.

> Is there something that I can use in its place if setMark is not  
> implemented?

Depends on what you want to achieve. Bookmarks work almost like marks.

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[Kirt Fitzpatrick]

There are certain vi functions that do not follow the standard NSResponder template such as moving to the beginning of the line and modifying the selection.  I was hoping to use marks to handle visual mode vs command mode.  Below you can see how it is used.

kirt


- (void)deleteRight:(NSNumber *)theIndex
{
    if ( [router mode] == ViVisualMode ) {
        [responder performSelector: @selector(deleteToMark:) withObject: window];
        [router setMode: ViCommandMode];
    } else {
        [responder performSelector: @selector(deleteForward:) withObject: window];
    }
}

- (void)deleteLeft:(NSNumber *)theIndex
{
    if ( [router mode] == ViVisualMode ) {
        [responder performSelector: @selector(deleteToMark:) withObject: window];
        [router setMode: ViCommandMode];
    } else {
        [responder performSelector: @selector(deleteBackward:) withObject: window];
    }
}

- (void)visual:(NSNumber *)theIndex
{
    NSLog( @"Setting visual mode" );
    [router setMode:ViVisualMode];
    NSLog( @"Trying to set the mark on the first responder" );
    [responder performSelector: @selector(setMark:) withObject: window];
    NSLog( @"set the mark on the first responder" );
}

On 4/9/07, Allan Odgaard <throw-away-1@...> wrote:

On 9. Apr 2007, at 04:59, Kirt Fitzpatrick wrote:

> Does OakTextView support the setMark method from the NSResponder
> interface?

No.

> Is there something that I can use in its place if setMark is not
> implemented?

Depends on what you want to achieve. Bookmarks work almost like marks.

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[Kirt Fitzpatrick]

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I guess if I could just get something that would allow me to flag a point in the file, and then select to that point multiple times I could achieve everything that I need.

kirt

On 4/9/07, Kirt Fitzpatrick <kirt.fitzpatrick@...> wrote:

There are certain vi functions that do not follow the standard NSResponder template such as moving to the beginning of the line and modifying the selection.  I was hoping to use marks to handle visual mode vs command mode.  Below you can see how it is used.

kirt


- (void)deleteRight:(NSNumber *)theIndex
{
    if ( [router mode] == ViVisualMode ) {
        [responder performSelector: @selector(deleteToMark:) withObject: window];
        [router setMode: ViCommandMode];
    } else {
        [responder performSelector: @selector(deleteForward:) withObject: window];
    }
}

- (void)deleteLeft:(NSNumber *)theIndex
{
    if ( [router mode] == ViVisualMode ) {
        [responder performSelector: @selector(deleteToMark:) withObject: window];
        [router setMode: ViCommandMode];
    } else {
        [responder performSelector: @selector(deleteBackward:) withObject: window];
    }
}

- (void)visual:(NSNumber *)theIndex
{
    NSLog( @"Setting visual mode" );
    [router setMode:ViVisualMode];
    NSLog( @"Trying to set the mark on the first responder" );
    [responder performSelector: @selector(setMark:) withObject: window];
    NSLog( @"set the mark on the first responder" );
}

On 4/9/07, Allan Odgaard <throw-away-1@...> wrote:

On 9. Apr 2007, at 04:59, Kirt Fitzpatrick wrote:

> Does OakTextView support the setMark method from the NSResponder
> interface?

No.

> Is there something that I can use in its place if setMark is not
> implemented?

Depends on what you want to achieve. Bookmarks work almost like marks.

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[Kirt Fitzpatrick]

Depends on what you want to achieve. Bookmarks work almost like marks.

I'm having trouble finding information about bookmarks.  Is this a Cocoa thing or a TextMate specific thing?  Can you give me hint about what I should lookup if it is Cocoa or could you give me a two line example of how to set a bookmark and highlight to the bookmark if it is a TextMate thing?  Thanks in advance.

kirt

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[Allan Odgaard-2]

On 11. Apr 2007, at 18:38, Kirt Fitzpatrick wrote:

>> Depends on what you want to achieve. Bookmarks work almost like  
>> marks.
>
> I'm having trouble finding information about bookmarks.  Is this a  
> Cocoa thing or a TextMate specific thing?  Can you give me hint  
> about what I should lookup if it is Cocoa or could you give me a  
> two line example of how to set a bookmark and highlight to the  
> bookmark if it is a TextMate thing?  Thanks in advance.

It’s a TextMate thing -- it’s what you set using ⌘F2. I don’t  
think this is useful for what you need, sorry.

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