Hi all,
I am getting an error during commit saying "no url for ..../somefile"
where somefile is not the same each time I try and commit. Status,
add, delete etc work fine. So just for commits I have to go to the
command line which works fine.
Any ideas?
Thanks very much
bakki
Hi,
I just noticed that the replace and "find replace" commands in the
find window don't work when using it from the bundle editor. Seems
like a bug to me, but perhaps I'm missing something.
N. Schmidt
A typical problem is the bold command in the Latex bundle. Instead of
inserting "textbf{}", it inserts "env: ruby -s: No such file or
directory". The bold command seems to work if I replace the first line
in toggle_style.rb with "#!/usr/bin/ruby -s". (I have created a link
so that /usr/bin/ruby links to Ruby 1.8 installed from Fink.)
Will I break things if I change the first line of the various ruby
scripts from "#!/usr/bin/env ruby -s" to "#!/usr/bin/ruby -s"?
Thanks for your help,
Darryl
> On Sep 17, 2006, at 1:09 AM, Darryl Morrell wrote:
>
>> I recently acquired TextMate 1.5.3, and am overall very pleased with
>> it. However, I am running OS X 10.3.9, and several bundles do not
>> work correctly. In particular, several commands in the Latex and
>> TODO bundles do not work. Some of the problems were fixed by
>> installing Ruby 1.8 from Fink, but many others remain. Any help
>> would be appreciated.
>
> A lot of bundle commands require Ruby 1.8, and as far as I know that's
> the only problem with 10.3.9, so if there are still commands you can't
> run, then you should probably tell us what they are and what error
> messages you get.
>
>> Darryl Morrell
>>
>
> Haris
Hi
I updated the my Sweave bundle using the tar file from Alan's site..
Following the update the latex markings in my .snw do not show up
(the R markings do).
I noted that that the update did NOT include text.latex (or the in
the update text.tex.latex) in the scope selector for the Sweave in
R etc..
And in the Typeset & view of the Sweave bundle the scope that was
originally text.latex.sweave has changed to just text.sweave.
I am not sure if this has any bearing on my problems (adding the
text.tex.latex in the Sweave in R seems to bring back the latex
markings at least in my .snw file so I think it does...).
Also now, I CANNOT use my keyboard activation (the menu
activation seems to work). They keyboard equivalents open a finder
window instead! I have even tried to re-enter different keyboard
equivalents in the Sweave bundle editor without success.
Any help would be most appreciated.
danstan
Hi all,
Can someone please provide some applescript to open a new blank
document in TextMate. I plan to assign this to a Quicksilver trigger
so that a new text file is one key combo away at all times.
Cheers,
-----------------------------
Luke Daley
http://www.ldaley.com
-----------------------------
Hi all-
Just a quick note of appreciation for the rash of improvements to the
R bundle in the last little while. I've been using the R console for
three days solid, and it and stuff like the command template and help
commands are working great. It's turning into a seriously formidable
environment. What good stuff.
Haris, Kevin, and others -- thanks much.
-Alan
exception rendering is slightly buggy. you use the message property of the
exception object, but actually it doesn't work... dunno why.
fixed another little glitch, where you had "function <module>" being printed I
replaced it with "module body". the last modified line replaces "untitled" with
"unknown location", but you might want to see if you want it merged or not. I
just like these two items this way, YMMV ;)
ciao,
domenico
p.s.: someone PRETTY PLEASE can give me my progressive output rendering back? :
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Dear all,
I'm a big fan of TextMate and a longtime user, but have only recently
completely abandoned Emacs and seen the light. :-) While TextMate
really lives up to my wildest dreams as a text editor, I have found
that there are a couple of little things that I miss. I write a lot
of fiction, and while editing I've found that the Emacs function
"kill-sentence" is extremely useful. I was wondering how difficult it
would be to implement something like this in TextMate, i.e. a command
that would either cut or select the *current sentence*... in the same
way that one can select the current word or paragraph. It seems like
there should be a way to define this using the appropriate scope, but
I'm such a nuubie that I'm afraid to start poking around... Getting
this to work in e.g. Markdown mode (where I do most of my writing)
would be enough. Any ideas?
thanks in advance,
-- Hannu Rajaniemi
