When using 'Find', Textmate changes what's selected, but Minimap doesn't update that until you hit escape twice, once for the 'Find' window a second time seems to update the Minimap finally.
Same goes with 'Command-E' and 'Command-G' on selected text. 'Command-G' (Find Next) traverses the document and selects the next occurrence of what was selected using 'Command-G', but Minimap doesn't update to reflect this selection change until you hit escape (in this case it's only required to press escape once).
Just as a side note:
The ultimate implementation of Minimap imho would be to use this in order to see all occurrences of a specific word in the current document. Unfortunately Textmate is missing the 'highlight all occurrences of the current selection' feature, that editors like Notepad++ have. This feature combined with Minimap would be a real boon to the community.
At the very least it would be great if 'Command-E' -> 'Command-G' was working with Minimap, it would be a step in the right direction.
When using 'Find', Textmate changes what's selected, but Minimap doesn't update that until you hit escape twice, once for the 'Find' window a second time seems to update the Minimap finally.
Same goes with 'Command-E' and 'Command-G' on selected text. 'Command-G' (Find Next) traverses the document and selects the next occurrence of what was selected using 'Command-G', but Minimap doesn't update to reflect this selection change until you hit escape (in this case it's only required to press escape once).
Just as a side note: The ultimate implementation of Minimap imho would be to use this in order to see all occurrences of a specific word in the current document. Unfortunately Textmate is missing the 'highlight all occurrences of the current selection' feature, that editors like Notepad++ have. This feature combined with Minimap would be a real boon to the community.
At the very least it would be great if 'Command-E' -> 'Command-G' was working with Minimap, it would be a step in the right direction.