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	<title>Gerd Knops</title>
	<link>http://gerd.knops.org</link>
	<description>Artist with bits...</description>
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		<title>TextMate: Regular Expressions</title>
		<description>**NOTE:** This article is outdated. I have since created [a bundle](files/RegExp.tmbundle.zip) which (in cutting-edge versions of TextMate) can be installed by unpacking the zip file and double-clicking on the *RegExp.tmbundle* file. Help is available within the bundle.

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TextMate currently displays regular expressions just like a string, no help for the developer ...</description>
		<link>http://gerd.knops.org/?p=9</link>
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		<title>TextMate: Smarter Regular Expression Syntax for Perl</title>
		<description>Regular expressions are hard to read. TextMate could probably help by having a syntax for regular expressions, but we'll keep that for another day. A simple first step though would be to make this:

	$var=~s/find_me/replace_with_this/;
	
easier to read by giving the *find_me* and the *replace_with_this* parts their own scope. That is easily ...</description>
		<link>http://gerd.knops.org/?p=8</link>
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		<title>Using ctags in TextMate</title>
		<description>**NOTE:** This article is outdated. I have since created [a bundle](files/CTags.tmbundle.zip) which (in cutting-edge versions of TextMate) can be installed by unpacking the zip file and double-clicking on the *CTags.tmbundle* file. Help is available within the bundle.

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To make navigating through code easier in [TextMate][] I wrote [this perl script][tmctags] a ...</description>
		<link>http://gerd.knops.org/?p=7</link>
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		<title>OS Y: Experimental Web Application Environment</title>
		<description>####Windows and Dock in JavaScript####

Like so many things, OS Y started with *I wonder if...*.

I was thinking about updating the look of my site for *OS X* specific products, [www.cocoabits.com][]. But I did not want to create yet another web site look where folks have to figure out how it ...</description>
		<link>http://gerd.knops.org/?p=6</link>
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		<title>WordPress plugin gkAlphaPosts</title>
		<description>My wife uses [WordPress][] to keep tabs on her knitting books. She doesn't have much use for the time-based archive listing, and askd for an alphabetized listing instead. The result is gkAlphaPosts, my first [WordPress][] plugin. Maybe someone else finds use for it.

Homepage: 

Download: 

[WordPress]:	http://wordpress.org/
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		<link>http://gerd.knops.org/?p=3</link>
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