Grails TextMate bundle is being improved

I am working on a grails app (more info to come), as such I am making some long needed improvements to the Grails TextMate bundle. If you are using this, you might want to subscribe to the bundle changes feed.

I have made two changes already; a snippet for the <g:render> tag in GSPs, and a command to run a single test case (the currently open file in TM).

New Java and JavaDoc TextMate bundles

Finally, I got the new Java and JavaDoc TM bundles up to scratch and got them promoted from review.

If you are using TM for Java, you'll want to update your bundle.

TextMate Bundles svn win

» svn log http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles -r 10000
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r10000 | ldaley | 2008-06-21 12:33:40 +1000 (Sat, 21 Jun 2008) | 3 lines

• Update GroovyMate to TextMate::Executor.run()

(winnah)
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That's right bitches.

Java TextMate Bundle

I have finally started on reworking the Java bundle for TM (it's currently sitting in review).

The old grammar had some serious problems, so I started completely from scratch. The old grammar seriously broke down on a few constructs, one of the most prominent being anonymous inner classes. I am proud to say that the new grammar handles them quite gracefully. I am sure there are lurking bugs in the new grammar, but it's an undisputed improvement.

Like always, comments and feature requests more than welcome.

Maven TextMate Bundle

Some time ago, my Maven bundle for TextMate went live into the main repository. I encourage anybody working with Maven on Mac OS to check it out. I couldn't live with out it now.

My favourite feature would have to be the scoping of Groovy source in your POM if you use the Groovy plugin and specify an inline script. This makes all the snippets and niceties of the Groovy bundle available to you when writing inline scripts! Let's see IntelliJ do that.