Hey all, sorry for the mass email. If you are not using the LaTeX
bundle, you can safely ignore the rest.
I am currently working on the various completion commands in the
latex bundle, and I am considering dropping bibdesk support in the
completion commands in the following way: Instead of asking bibdesk
for the completion list, I have a command read that does the following:
It collects a list of bib files from the following locations:
1. the files pointed to by the environment (or project specific)
variable TM_LATEX_BIB, space separated (use quotes if the filename
contains spaces).
2. If either the file pointed to by the variable TM_LATEX_MASTER, or
the current document (if saved), or both, contain any text of the
form \bibliography{bibfile}, it adds this bibfile to the list of bib
files to examine.
It scans all these bib files for the cite keys, and uses those for
completion. It will look for titles for the pop-up menu. So there
will be (actually there already are) two commands, one that works
with Esc (normal completion) and one that brings up a pop-up of
possible completions.
The above will be faster than calling Bibdesk through applescript.
And you can of course still create citations by dragging them items
from Bibdesk and dropping them in textmate.
The main question is whether calling Bibdesk has any advantages
compared to the approach I outlined above, and whether the approach
above misses something. Your feedback would be much appreciated.
Haris
Hi everyone,
I'll be getting a Mac in the near future, and am completely convinced
that TextMate will become my text editor from day 1.
Until then however, I would really like to get used to the key commands
that TextMate uses (by default), to make the transition as smooth as
possible. Basically, I want to mimic TextMate's key bindings in my
current Windows editor, Komodo.
I've been using 'Emacs shortcuts' in Komodo for a while now, but I
understand that Textmate's key bindings are not completely similar to
Emacs (and I am sure Komodo's 'Emacs' key bindings are not 100% similar
to the real Emacs either).
Is there a complete list of all default TextMate key bindings somewhere?
Also, I've seen messages come by about 'key bindings for switchers' on
this list, but that seems to be focused on people trying to emulate
Windows key bindings in TextMate... Is there anyone that has tried the
opposite, like I would like to do?
Sincerely,
Yuri van der Meer
What's the best way you've found to open some remote folders/files in TextMate?
* the files are kept remotely on a Linux box
* there is SSH (and presumably SFTP) access; I'm not sure if there's
Samba access enabled
* I want to be able to use the built in Subversion tools
* I absolutely want to use the various "project" features of TextMate
that I'd get if I open a folder with TextMate
I briefly tried using Cyberduck, but that would only let me open
individual files (rather than whole folders).
Any suggestions?
-d
Hi all,
Is there a way to select some text in TextMate with the mouse, then
drag it to another application? What I'm trying to do is grab some
text out of TextMate and create a note in Yojimbo by dragging it to a
folder in Yojimbo's Drop Dock. I'm trying not to copy/switch app/
create note/paste.
Is there any way of doing this? I hope I'm not missing something
obvious.
Carpe viam,
Mike
Michael Larocque
Chief Cook and Bottle Washer
Prolumina Communications Inc.
http://prolumina.com/~mlarocque/
Hi guys, i've been a textmate user since i developed a shopping cart
system for a non profit website that bought me a license because i
refused money. I absolutely love textmate.
Just about an hour ago though, i made a little change in a database
class i use on my own website, only edited one file and suddenly
strange things happen on a couple of pages where the class is used
(front page and news page) textmate remembers where i've put the
caret in a file, but now it shows that info on my website (without
being able to find the text in there anywhere)
I work on the site over an AFP connection, i've tried everything i
could think of to get rid of it to no avail. anyone have any idea
what's going on and/or how to get rid of that one line of awkward text?
the site is on http://www.theredhead.nl, the line of text that's
bothering me is:
&7{"com.macromates.caret" = "{column = 0; line = 0; }"; }
hope someone can help me here.
Kind regards,
Kris
Thanks for the tip! Always a pleasure to avoid applescript...
I actually tried that before and couldn't get it to work. The problem seems
to be that saving from the menubar (or from the keyboard shortcut) is not
recorded during the macro. Do macros only record automations (snippets,
commands, etc.) or do I have something setup wrong? I couldn't find this
documented anywhere.
I ended up getting around this by defining ANOTHER command that saves the
current file but then does nothing, then recording a macro where I execute
both actions. Seems to work great, except it doesn't seem to be saving new
files, so I have to just save it twice the first time. Not a problem for
me, personally.
Oh course, it's ugly to have two commands and a macro sitting around in a
bundle, when there really should be only one. Anyone else think it might be
useful to have a ''save after'' check box or something in the command
window?
Thanks again,
Jim
Hello,
I am new to this list, so this question may have been asked before.
Since TextMate 1.5 I keep getting a spinning beach ball for 20+
seconds so often that it makes using TextMate very cumbersome.
Are my documents too long (2000+ lines)? Are there too many files in
my projects? Am I using the wrong color scheme (iPlastic)? Is there a
problem with LaTeX (what I am using TextMate for)?
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thx,
Wolter
Whenever I try to use the 'Convert Selection to Entities' command it
results in the following error.
env: ruby -KU: No such file or directory
I'm using TextMate 1.5 (v906) on OS 10.3.9. Typing ruby -v in the
Terminal reveals I'm running ruby 1.6.8
Thanks for any help.
Trying to make a set of Emacs-like bindings for TM, I discovered that
setMark: and others are defined at a low level in the operating system,
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Cocoa/Reference/
ApplicationKit/ObjC_classic/Classes/NSResponder_index.html
Some keys I wanted to use with these, e.g. ^q and ^h, are defined
downstream, for examples in the bundles or in
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/Resources/KeyBindings.dict. I
got rid of all those bindings, I think, but I still am unable to use
the Mark commands in TM. I am able to use them in Mail: set a mark,
move, press the key bound to deleteToMark: and the block is cut, Yank
it back, etc. Am I missing some interfering bindings or does TM
somehow not respond to the xxxMark: commands?
Thanks,
Subversion Log
NoMatch
mhh, something with with the regex or svn must be wrong. this should
never happen.
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please bug-report.
Assuming this should go here ;)
Eric Coleman
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