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Miriam replied on November 12, 2008 15:08 to the idea "Find and Replace in Coda... Please" in Panic:

Nifty!
Is there a trick to getting it working with a remote project?

Scott Fleckenstein replied on November 12, 2008 08:40 to the idea "You should allow us to import our bundles from TextMate" in Panic:

Hot Damn!

/me runs to go try out new software

Steven Frank replied on November 12, 2008 06:22 to the idea "Fireworks' Coda-reply." in Panic:

We're not currently working on a program like this, but we're always interested in hearing your suggestions. Who knows what the future could bring?

Steven Frank replied on November 12, 2008 06:18 to the idea "You should allow us to import our bundles from TextMate" in Panic:

Coda 1.6 now features a plug-in interface with a high-level of compatibility with TextMate bundle commands. We think this will help you do the sorts of things you used to do with TextMate bundles. Let us know if we missed something.

Steven Frank replied on November 12, 2008 06:16 to the idea "Code completion for CSS within an HTML doc" in Panic:

Should be working as of Coda 1.5!

Steven Frank replied on November 12, 2008 06:16 to the idea "Find and Replace in Coda... Please" in Panic:

Site-wide search and replace was added in Coda 1.5. Thanks, all!

Steven Frank replied on November 12, 2008 06:15 to the idea "Coda + SVN = Booya" in Panic:

SVN support was added in 1.5! Thanks, all.

tdurham replied on November 09, 2008 23:42 to the idea "Find and Replace in Coda... Please" in Panic:

DW also has a really nice feature in the Find/Replace where if you have something selected when you invoke the Find/Replace the selected text automatically shows up in the find field. Saves me one step in the process!
this would be a nice feature in Coda.

Matt Spence replied on November 07, 2008 11:54 to the idea "Task Tags in Coda" in Panic:

it would also be really nice if they could be synced to ical and other apps like things

ee replied on September 25, 2008 14:21 to the idea "Coda + SVN = Booya" in Panic:

Versions (beta 5) included a Subversion library that is not compatible with the default svn command line tool installed on Leopard. If you checked out a working copy with Versions b5, the default svn command line tool (and Coda) will not recognize that working copy.

Panic said to fix this problem you can trash the working copy you checked out with Versions b5 and re-checkout a working copy with Coda or the default 'svn' command line tool. Although probably goes without say, but, MAKE SURE TO CHECK-IN ANY UNCOMMITTED CHANGES BEFORE TRASHING YOUR LOCAL COPY.

KarlRoos replied on September 25, 2008 12:18 to the idea "Coda + SVN = Booya" in Panic:

It doesn't work really good for me with my Google Code SVN repository.
Maybe I'm just a noob with SVN but it does work for me in Versions...

Ashton replied on September 24, 2008 19:32 to the question "If the max is 140 characters, why can't Twitter show the whole line? Why cut off the last few characters with an ellipsis?" in Twitter:

Well, from what I've heard the trigger is as Game A stated. It is because twitter uses ASCII text. In english, if you use an @ or " in the twitter even though they take up only one visual letter space, ASCII defines them as multiple letters. I know " is defined as " in ASCII. I'm guessing that this prevents the message from being rejected for too many characters and allows the message to be twittered, while at the same time making an error on the display of 140 characters. It frustrates me too. I can't imagine that this isn't a quickly fixable error, but I didn't make twitter so I can't really say.

A comment on the question "If the max is 140 characters, why can't Twitter show the whole line? Why cut off the last few characters with an ellipsis?" in Twitter:

Wow, I'd call that harsh. As a developer myself, I know how things can slip through the cracks, and/or how solutions to one problem can create another. Please don't assume these guys are idiots. Yes, this should have been caught in testing, but it's hardly a firing-scale problem. Someone who knows something about coding should know that. ;) – reefdog, on September 24, 2008 19:08

missy replied on September 24, 2008 15:03 to the question "If the max is 140 characters, why can't Twitter show the whole line? Why cut off the last few characters with an ellipsis?" in Twitter:

Somehow this is now affecting huge numbers of people since Twitter's latest redesign, and since yesterday in my case, to be exact. At the same time, if you go to twitter and search.twitter.com/ for the term @twitter, you will see a lot of unhappy people. Is Twitter going to ignore this obvious bug which now has become more than inconvenient; it is cutting off URLs in the middle, and I've even had it cut off a USERNAME in the middle! Quotes and ampersands are a nightmare and create a truncated tweet that ends in ellipses and cannot be clicked on.

Twitter, I CAN NO LONGER have a tweet of 140 characters typed in a simple web interface, going through www.twitter.com, if it has quotes or ampersands in it. It truncates.

Twitter, is anyone home? Are you listening? Do you even care?

I would fire the developers. They obviously know nothing about coding. This "simple front end" thing was coded by a monkey.

beiju replied on September 24, 2008 04:06 to the question "If the max is 140 characters, why can't Twitter show the whole line? Why cut off the last few characters with an ellipsis?" in Twitter:

I asked the question of what characters cause that problem here:http://getsatisfaction.com/twitter/topics/what_characters_make_twitter_messages_truncate. Please feel free to contribute. I don't mean to be pluggy, I just want to help my followers have a better time reading my Tweets and others do the same for their followers.

Johnny replied on September 23, 2008 21:44 to the question "If the max is 140 characters, why can't Twitter show the whole line? Why cut off the last few characters with an ellipsis?" in Twitter:

I agree, please lose the truncation and show the entire message, just like it used to be!

Steven Frank started following the question "If the max is 140 characters, why can't Twitter show the whole line? Why cut off the last few characters with an ellipsis?" in Twitter.

A comment on the problem "Code Completion Problems: Coda 1.5.1" in Panic:

Thanks, Steven. I'll send along some examples. – Brad Dielman, on September 16, 2008 18:07

Steven Frank replied on September 16, 2008 18:03 to the problem "Code Completion Problems: Coda 1.5.1" in Panic:

Hi Brad!

The best thing you can do to help us fix it is send some specific examples to our support address: coda@panic.com.

I'd recommend sending a code snippet or two with instructions ("type this tag after this word...") and how you expected it to complete vs. what actually happened.

With the specifics in hand, we should be able to track it down.

Thanks for using Coda,

Steven

Louis St-Amour replied on August 28, 2008 16:08 to the idea "Coda + SVN = Booya" in Panic:

Yay. Just saw the email. I knew there was a reason I bought Coda.