When I hit ^#, I get this error:
nib could not be loaded: dateInterval.nib (does not exist)
The nib is there at /Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles/
GTDAlt/nibs and I killed all my local mods to the bundle in ~/Library...
Any idea what's up?
- Ben
Hi,
Within TM's status bar you find 'Line: xx Column: xx'
If I use e.g. Tab Size: 4 and 'No Soft Tab' the column counter only
works for TABs from the beginning of a line but not for TABs within a
line.
Example:
I have the following line (numbers := column counter):
TAB TAB TAB Hallo
| | | |
| | | -13
| | -9
| -5
-1
OK, but
TAB TAB TAB HalloTAB World
| | | | |
| | | | -21!!! (it should be 22!!)
| | | |
| | | -13
| | -9
| -5
-1
The same also for 'Hallo TAB World'.
Please note: 'TAB ' means '\t' but easier to count.
Or am I completely wrong???
I'm using Cutting Edge TM 1.5.4 (1324)
Best,
Hans
Hi there,
I have this very simple PHP code as a test :
<?php
$chaine = "é";
echo ord($chaine[0])." ".ord($chaine[1]);
?>
The $chaine variable is initialized with «é» (e with acute accent)
just in case…
If I save this file in UTF-8 as usual and use the “Run” command,
it returns “195 169”, as it should : it's the UTF-8 representation
of the letter é.
But if I save this same file in ISO-8859-1 and use the “Run”
command once again, I still have “195 169” whereas I should
have “233” (representation of é in ISO-8859-1).
Note that I don't have any problem if I host the files
on a server somewhere. Therefore, it seems to be a small
bug with the PHP “Run” command which returns the UTF-8
representation no matter what…
Thanks in advance :-)
...ala Justin Palmer (http://murl.info/14420)
I took the liberty of taking Justin's sweet little mod of Allan's
tm_dialog example and incorporating the all-purpose CSS drag command
code. Just for giggles. (Nice lineage, huh?)
It's mapped to CTRL-SHIFT-I right now, and it's actually really
handy, especially when there aren't a ton of images in the project.
I haven't gotten a chance to really explore tm_dialog yet, but I'm
sure this could do a few more tricks ;-).

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* the grammar now scopes module definitions, class definitions, function
definitions a.s.o. as meta.definition.*
* the symbol list only shows meta.definition.* stuff (I like it this way, but
if there are any objections I'd like to know which are your usage patterns)
* lookup in hoogle: hoogle is the documentation search engine for haskell
libraries; code stolen mercilessly from the web searches bundle
* load in ghci: useful if you're debugging your purely functional code
(sometimes it happens... :P). it loads the current file in GHCi and leaves you
at the interactive terminal. if you use HUGS or other haskell implementations
feel free to "generalize" it, I'm a GHC-only type of person... ;)
* LAZY.tmtheme got enhanced to support more and more Haskell goodness. minor
updates to Prolog and PHP support too.
this time my stuff should be easier to merge... ;)
ciao,
Domenico
Dear all,
thanks for the feedback.
I changed the following:
- the tm_dialog remembers the last screen position
- add an history list for search patterns
-- default 5, but changeable via environment variable (see help)
-- if you choose the last item from the history list it will be placed
on top of that list
- self-repair mechanism
-- if the syntax of the plist is not valid, Hypersearch will use the
default one
- look for an empty string will open a tooltip
- the HTML window will be displayed if there is something to display
(thanks Brad)
Feedback is always welcomed.
All the best,
Hans
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Would it be possible to add Rename functionality (svn move) to the
Subversion bundle? Basically, it would be great if we could just ^A
on a file, select Rename, enter a new file name (or full path for
moving the file) in a simple text field dialog and let svn move do
its magic. Any chance this could be implemented? Thanks.
Sebastian
hello (sorry for my bad english)
I have several questions in connection with the themes.
1) For the LaTeX users with TM : Which topic do you use?
2) Generally, is it possible that a theme can be excellent for
several languages?
I think that it is very complicated ...
In the TextMate manual :
"Changing theme is global i.e. it is currently not possible to select
a specific theme per file or file type."
But is it possible to have a theme for a specific scope or bundle ?
is it possible that this option will be a future feature ?
3) I work especially with Latex and CSS and for Latex, it seems to me
that only two themes are proposed:
Blackboard and Brilliance Black but at each time i' ve some problems
with LateX .
Blacboard is perhaps simple and the best but do there exist other
themes to use LaTeX?
I would like to make some changes but it is relatively difficult. For
example, I often use pgf/tikz and I suppose that many uses pstricks.
I would like to be able to emphasize
\begin {tikzpicture}… \ end {tikzpicture}
and reserved words of tikz in a certain color. I think it's the
same for pstricks.
Perhaps, one among you is able to describe the procedure because I
suppose that it will be the same one for all the packages.
How to make? Do you have recommendations so I can do that myself?
4) Do you know if somebody began a bundle for the authors of classes
and packages (.cls and .sty)?
There are specificities for these files. Best, undoubtedly, is to do
myself these themes and grammar but i need also recommendations to
learn and iunderstand how to proceed !
Greetings Alain Matthes
Hi,
I have tried to do search but couldn't find a solution for this, so
any assistance would be helpful. I want to be able to create a
comment box round a selection - say round the text "comment box"
as below (Eg shown uses Stata style comments). I need
functionality primarily for use in the R and Stata bundles. Thanks
in advance for any leads.
/**************
* *
* comment *
* box *
* *
* *
**************/
danstan
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions as to how one might use
Textmate to interface with Matlab? I can have a command execute a given
.m file, but Matlab is a much heavier process to load than perl is from
the command line, so that becomes a very unattractive option.
Ideally I'd like to have Matlab running in a terminal (the java
interface is just too slow for me), and edit with Textmate in such a
way that commands could reach the already loaded session.
cheers,
-don
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