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Update: Check the post: CJKInput for TextMate : Semi-complete solution for a better approach to this issue.
Here’s a quick tip from TextMate mailing list for writing Chinese, Korean and Japanese text in TextMate.
Here is one way to use my suggestion:
- open the Bundle Editor
- Show all
- go to the folder ‘TextMate’ (or whatever)
- add a new command ‘inputCJK’ (or whatever) Command data
- Save: nothing
- Command(s):
# open CocoaDialog's textbox
res=$(CocoaDialog textbox \
--title "Input CJK" \
--informative-text "Write up here..." \
--selected \
--scroll-top top \
--editable \
--no-newline \
--button1 "Insert" \
--button2 "Cancel")
# If user canceled exit.
[[ $( (tail -r <<<"$res") | tail -n1) == "2" ]] && \
exit_discard
# delete first line
res=$(sed '1,1d' <<<"$res")
# print the content of the textbox
echo -n "$res"
Input: None
Output: Insert as Snippet
Activation: Key Equivalent shift+option+i (or whatever)
Scope: leave it empty