Hi there,
I made myself a simple script to compile Fortran
programs using the “make” command. I wanted the
compilation window to automatically close on
successful compilation, so this script basically
reads :
htmlHeader "Compiling current programs using Make"
echo "<h1>Starting Fortran Compile</h1>"
echo
cd "$TM_DIRECTORY"
make|pre
status=$?
echo "status = "${status}
if [[ "${status}" -ne "0" ]]; then
echo "<h1>Compilation Failed</h1>"
else
echo "<h1>Compilation Successful</h1>"
# closeWindow
fi
htmlFooter
The problem is that, even when the compilation
fails, the $status is equal to 0…
http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/8341/image1po1.jpg
What did I do wrong ? How do I fix this ?
Thanks in advance.
PS : I don't know if I'm the only one, but using Safari
for the RSS feed for this mailing list, I receive EVERY
message twice… Rather annoying…
>> [...]
>> make|pre
>> [...]
>> The problem is that, even when the compilation
>> fails, the $status is equal to 0
>>
>
> The problem is that when you do ‘foo|bar’ then the result of the
> entire command is that of the last command in the chain.
You can use the bash PIPESTATUS array.
j.
I've come across this a couple of times now: a file which looks fine
in TextEdit or BBEdit loses its line breaks when opened in TextMate.
Looking at the problem file in HexEdit, the following Hex is being
used for linebreaks: E2 80 A8, which appears to be a UTF-8 linebreak,
based on some preliminary googling. Saving a short UTF-8 file in TM,
the linebreaks are: 0A (\n).
Would it be possible for TM to support this format of linebreaks, at
least on read?
jb
I work with a lot of code which has 'dropped' braces, such as
if ()
{
}
else
{
}
I personally prefer the K&R style, such as
if () {
} else {
}
I made this new macro to make conversions easier - it simply keeps a
space before/after the brace when joining lines - otherwise joining
the lines would result in
if (){
}else{
}
I added it as a second macro with a scope of just "source", so text
files won't be affected.
Thoughts?
Cheers,
Ciarán
Hi,
I had written about this before, but I am still seeing this.
If I have a mounted volume (Either AFP, or in the latest case NFS),
and I've opened some files from that volume (and have subsequently
closed them), when I go to dismount that
volume, I get an error in the Finder stating that the volume is in use.
It always end up being Textmate. Using the terminal, I can see:
john$ lsof | grep TextMate
TextMate 376 john cwd VDIR 26,9 4096 343647
/Volumes/10.1.1.104/public_html
(The volume that is mounted is just /Volumes/10.1.1.104/, public_html
is the directory I happened to open a file from.)
The only way around this is to quit TextMate. Any ideas why TM in
holding onto the volume like that?
Thanks,
jt
Hi Allan,
thanks for your help!
this is a follow up to a newsgroup post from yesterday. I am having
problems with the blogging bundle.
I turned the xmlrpc logging on - see below.
On 16-Oct-06, at 11:58 PM, textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com wrote:
> On the server, you need to create a writable (by your apache user)
> directory for the uploads and set that in the WordPress preferences.
"the uploads" meaning for example jpg files that I would upload with
a blog post?
I can create a directory on my server (that is not my own apache
server, but a hosted one) and I can probably find the corresponding
setting in wordpress... but I guess the following issue should be
resolved first.
>
> Is this a 100% untampered WordPress 2.0 install?
>
> In your install of WP is a xmlrpc.php file, set $xmlrpc_logging =
> 1; in that file and check what the XML-RPC log says when you post,
> i.e. if TM provides the post in two chunks. If it does, it is your
> WP install which needs fixing.
The xmlrpc.log looks like this. With "two chunks" - do you mean the
part highlighted in red?
2006-10-17 23:05:49 Input: <?xml version="1.0" ?
><methodCall><methodName>metaWeblog.editPost</
methodName><params><param><value><string>50</string></value></
param><param><value><string>Claus</string></value></
param><param><value><string>Butterfly2010</string></value></
param><param><value><struct><member><name>mt_allow_pings</
name><value><string>open</string></value></
member><member><name>mt_allow_comments</name><value><string>open</
string></value></member><member><name>title</
name><value><string>Blogging via TM</string></value></
member><member><name>categories</
name><value><array><data><value><string>water in the media</string></
value></data></array></value></member><member><name>description</
name><value><string>This is a blog entry written from TM
Holladrihia</string></value></member></struct></value></
param><param><value><boolean>1</boolean></value></param></params></
methodCall>
2006-10-17 23:05:49 Output: (MW) Edited ! ID: 50
2006-10-17 23:05:50 Input: <?xml version="1.0" ?
><methodCall><methodName>metaWeblog.getPost</
methodName><params><param><value><string>50</string></value></
param><param><value><string>Claus</string></value></
param><param><value><string>Butterfly2010</string></value></param></
params></methodCall>
2006-10-17 23:06:38 Input: <?xml version="1.0" ?
><methodCall><methodName>metaWeblog.editPost</
methodName><params><param><value><string>50</string></value></
param><param><value><string>Claus</string></value></
param><param><value><string>Butterfly2010</string></value></
param><param><value><struct><member><name>mt_allow_pings</
name><value><string>open</string></value></
member><member><name>mt_allow_comments</name><value><string>open</
string></value></member><member><name>title</
name><value><string>Blogging via TM</string></value></
member><member><name>categories</
name><value><array><data><value><string>water in the media</string></
value></data></array></value></member><member><name>description</
name><value><string>This is a blog entry written from TM
Holladrihia
</string></value></member><member><name>mt_text_more</
name><value><string>
This now should be below the cut! It better damn be!</string></
value></member></struct></value></param><param><value><boolean>1</
boolean></value></param></params></methodCall>
2006-10-17 23:06:38 Output: (MW) Edited ! ID: 50
Thanks again,
Claus
Hello all,
I am just installing TextMate on my new iMac and I face la little problem : by default, spell checking is activated. My question : how can I disable spell checking ?
Thanks
G
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Hi folks,
Tcl's comment syntax is such that it allows comments to extend to
multiple lines by escaping the new-line. E.g.
# this is a \
two line comment
The current Tcl grammar does not catch this and does not apply the
comment tag to the second line.
The following Patch fixes that, and it also fixes something having to
do with single quotes... I can't remember. Now that differences in
preferences are stored as tmDeltas, what's a good way to see diffs
between what I have and what is in the grammar?
I assume that if I attach my tmDelta for Tcl that's enough, right?
Thanks,
-Oscar
--
pgp fingerprint: BC64 2E7A CAEF 39E1 9544 80CA F7D5 784D FB46 16C1
How can I get a real automatic line break in with textmate ?
ie. a mode where at end of line a line break is REALLY inserted in the
text, not just a presentation trick.
--
Erwan David
