Although I’m planning to implement a preferences screen to allow people to control this kind of thing in TEA for Coda 2, I haven’t had a chance to get it up and running yet. In the meantime, you can edit this file to change the shortcut (after right clicking the plugin and clicking Show Package Contents):

Contents/Resources/English.lproj/TextActions.plist

You’ll have to give another shortcut to Insert Linebreak to prevent a conflict with control-enter, too.

if anyone has any ideas, please let me know.

ended up using coda php module to get tidy http://www.chipwreck.de/blog/software/coda-php/

Thanks for the reply. Indeed, you are correct. I’m using Coda at work and my mac version is 10.4.1 so obviously this is most likely why I’m getting this “error”. I’ll try it at home, there I have the recommend OS. I’ll get back to you shortly concerning a workflow work. I appreciate your time and help!!!! Thanks!

Odds are you’re running an OS/architecture combination that I didn’t compile for. I’m not really sure how to debug this problem, though, since I don’t have many architectures to test on and have in any case ceased to support HTML Tidy in my most recent version of TEA for Coda:

http://onecrayon.com/tea/coda/

If Tidy’s an important part of your workflow, please let me know through the One Crayon contact form and I’ll help you come up with a workaround via email:

http://onecrayon.com/about/contact/

I have one problem though and it’s just like Annie’s.

I’m also getting an error “the command excited with a non-zero status”. Any ideas?

Thanks for all the great ideas! I am still on 10.4, so that may be it. I decided to just get creative and change the shortcut keys, and they’re all working fine. Not worth wasting a day on :)

Thanks again!

Actually, all of them work for me. System preferences picks up the return key just fine on my end, and shortcuts without the command key are working great in Coda. There must be a configuration difference between your system and mine. Some possible problems:

- Running 10.4? I only have 10.5 to test on, and it’s possible Apple changed which shortcuts are considered valid.

- Are your shortcuts competing with Coda shortcuts? This is unlikely, but I know in the case of the Bold script I had to redefine the Balance shortcut in System Preferences before it would work.

- Using a non-standard keyboard setup (or non-English)? I don’t know if this would affect anything, but I know Dvorak users, for instance, often have trouble with keyboard shortcuts that Qwerty users take for granted.

I wish Coda had an in-program way to define shortcuts; it’s not only ridiculous that you have to go to the System Preferences, but there’s a bunch of stuff in Coda that doesn’t have a menu equivalent that I’d like to add shortcuts to and handling conflicts via System Preferences is a painful trial and error experience.

If you aren’t able to figure out what’s going on, feel free to drop me an email via the About page. I probably won’t be able to help much (since I can’t reproduce the problem), but I’m always willing to bounce ideas around.

Thanks so much for making TEA for Coda. I love Coda, but this definitely makes up for some things I miss in TextMate. I have a question for you about implementing the keyboard shortcuts for these scripts.

How many of the TextMate keyboard shortcuts for these commands were you able to replicate via the Keyboard Shortcuts preference pane?

I couldn’t manage to enter the TextMate shortcuts for “Indent New Line” or “Insert BR”, since the preference pane seems to ignore Return as a possible key combination.

I was able to get most of the other ones entered into the preference pane, and the shortcuts show up fine in the Scripts menu in Coda, but the only ones that actually work seem to be “Wrap Each Selected Line in Tag” and “Wrap Selection in Link”. These also happen to be the only two commands with the Command key.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

:-)

Coda is getting better and better… :-)

Cheers!

Like Steve, I’m getting the “Bad CPU” error as I am utilizing a G5 as well. My laptop is Intel but my main system for the time being is a G5 iMac.

At your leisure, I would love assistance with the command line steps to compiling an HTML Tidy version for my computer. Thanks in advance!

set shellscriptString to "echo " & quoted form of someText & " | xmllint –format – 2>&1"

This results in Textmate equalling greatness :-)
Cheers.

Damn, I forgot about the CPU being a potential problem; I compiled Tidy on an Intel Mac using the default makefile, and I guess that made it Intel-only. Unfortunately I don’t have the know-how to compile it in a CPU-independent version (and I don’t have access to a PowerPC computer).

If you’re fairly comfortable with the command line, I can walk you through downloading and compiling Tidy for yourself on the G5. I will also take a look around the interwebs and see if I can find some help for compiling a non-Intel specific version on an Intel computer. It would be nice if I could just drop a new binary into the package and have it work for everyone.

As a last gasp solution, you could also download the several-years-out-of-date version on the Tidy website. If you do, you’ll probably need to remove some of the newer stuff in the tidy_config.txt file (not all of it is compatible with the old version of Tidy). Let me know if you need help with this.