After the recent update I'm having trouble with creating new lines.
The return key doesn't work, but Shift + return works, Command +
return works, and the enter key on the numeric keypad works.
Has anyone else had this problem? Anybody have ideas about how to fix
it?
Hi everybody
I am new to TextMate. I searched all-over, but I didn' find the answer
to my problem:
What shortcut is there to switch to the last used editor window/tab?
Just like Command-Tab switches to the last used application. Previously
I worked on Windows PC, and most editors had the shortcut Ctrl-Tab to
cycle through the last used windows.
I'm shure: There MUST be such a feature in TextMate! But where?
Thanks for help!
Andreas
I have a Ruby script like this:
result.each do |k, v|
puts "----"
puts k
v.each {|m| puts "\s#{m}"}
end
The point is that the first two lines (of each iteration) have no space
before them, but the remaining lines have a space. In Terminal the output
starts out like this:
----
String
%
*
+
That is correct. In RubyMate the output starts out like this:
----
String
%
*
+
That's incorrect. Where's my initial space? No matter how many \s I ask for,
I never get that many in the output. m.
PS I think I'm also seeing some occasional problems where a lot of puts
causes the output to hang, so that I have to close the RubyMate window and
get it to stop running. But I'm not able to reproduce reliably so I could be
wrong about this.
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Hi all,
I created a find/replace pattern I'll use fairly often. In BBEdit I was able to save this pattern and restore it later. It would be great if I could do that with TM too.
I know about the popup menu in the Find dialog, but that seems to only list _recent_ patterns, right?
Thanks in advance,
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Hi,
I wrote a bundle to access Qt documentation from TextMate a while ago,
just before a Qt bundle appeared in the bundles repository. Its main
advantage over the current one is that you can choose the Qt version you
want to work with. Also, it can either access the doc locally or on the
net. I rewrote a few things to integrate it with the "official bundle" -
mainly to be able to use the TM_QT_DOC_DIR variable. And since the
bundle also generates a list of Qt's keywords, it may be used to
generate the language grammar as well. Now the question is, would anyone
be interested in merging the two bundles? Torsten (if I'm not mistaken,
you're in charge of the Qt bundle, sorry if I'm wrong), what do you
think of it?
You can get it there: http://eturquin.free.fr/pub/MyQt-tmbundle.tar.bz2
Cheers,
Emmanuel
Hi All,
I just loaded the new version (1.5.4 (1311)) and am having a problem with the
`Typeset and View (PDF)' command in the Latex bundle.
I found Command-b now inserts a bold tag instead of running pdflatex etc.
So I went to the bundle editor and removed the activation key equivalent from
the `Bold` command.
Then I made sure that command-b is the key trigger for the `Typeset and View
(PDF)' command.
Now Command-b starts X-Code, not exactly what I was looking for.
Any help or pointers as to where to find the info would be appreciated.
--pete
That's what you get for encouraging me. ;-). Sorry for the whole
new bundle ID, I reconfigured things on my end.

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Okay, their stupidity is arguable, it's just that they're so simple
it hurts. But they just helped me finish a CSS job in record time,
so I thought I'd share. They're set up to let you speed through
setting up your selectors and then add the definitions you're sure
about. Then you can insert lines and use tab triggered shortcuts to
insert further definitions. Hitting tab at the end of a rule builds
a new rule, hitting tab at the end of a property:value; creates a new
property:value; line. I set up #-Tab to create a quick ID snippet
and .-tab to do a class. They do the same thing, it just works the
way a CSS coder thinks (or at least the way I do).
Lastly, I scoped the Insert Color command to meta.property-list.css
and added a # tab trigger. The ID tab trigger is scoped to
source.css. So if you're inside of a definition typing #-Tab will
give you the color picker (with the groovy color shortcuts) and
outside will give you a new id. I didn't throw that into the bundle,
I'll let you make that mod on your own if you see fit.
Side note: Learning the CTRL-[alpha] navigation keys has been a huge
timesaver for me. Moving my hand over to the arrow keys was almost
as bad as picking up the mouse!

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Circle Six Design, Inc.
111 Riverfront Dr, Suite 204
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Hi,
I was trying to update my *.tmbundles with subversion and got stuck
updating the Rails.tmbundle. I then deleted it and reinstalled am
(still) getting stuck here:
[nacohen@NACBook:~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles]$ svn
--username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/
trunk/Bundles/Rails.tmbundle
A Rails.tmbundle/Commands
A Rails.tmbundle/Commands/Rake Migrate to Version.tmCommand
A Rails.tmbundle/Commands/Generate.plist
A Rails.tmbundle/Commands/Make Selection in to Partial.plist
...clip...
A Rails.tmbundle/Syntaxes/Ruby on Rails.plist
A Rails.tmbundle/Syntaxes/SQL (Rails).plist
A Rails.tmbundle/Syntaxes/HTML (Rails).plist
Fetching external item into 'Rails.tmbundle/Support/plugins/engines'
It just hangs on the fetching of the external item. Any ideas would
be appreciated. I am very much a newbie when it comes to using
subversion.
Thanks in advance,
Norm
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