Love the TODO bundle and use it everyday to keep track of several
projects. What I would like to do though is print out the HTML output
the bundle produces. In otherwards, use COMMAND-Ndto print the window.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Robert
Hi,
I saw some old posts on the mailing list regarding the pause (several
seconds) that the user experiences when switching back to TextMate
from some other application when a project contains files mounted
over NFS. An fs_usage confirms that it probably is the 1000's of
fstat() calls that TextMate does when activated that is causing the
pause.
Is this due to be fixed anytime soon, and in the meantime, has anyone
found any workarounds for it?
Thanks,
Geraint.
I am writing a script to parse a binary file in ruby. According to
the documentation on the file format, the integers are in little-
endian format. When I take the script, read the appropriate part of
the file, then 'unpack' with 'V' (little-endian), I don't get the
right answer from the internal "Run script" command. I do get the
right answer if I change to unpack with 'N'. However, if run from
the command line against Apple Ruby (/usr/bin/ruby 1.8.2) or against
Ruby compiled with DarwinPorts (/opt/local/bin/ruby 1.8.4), I get the
appropriate result with 'V' (as I should).
This seems to be a bug to me, though I'm not sure I'm missing
something here. Can someone either confirm this is a bug, or
alternatively explain to me why things are behaving in this way.
-albert
Hey all,
from time to time TextMate wants my password in order to save a file
having the following perms :
-rwxr-xr-x 1 yvon yvon 591 Mar 12 10:19 run.rb
even after entering the correct pwd, i'm unable to save the file
thought i've found a workaround :
copy the content into the clipboard ;
close the file without saving ;
re-open the file ;
paste the clipboard within this file.
have you heard of such a behaviour ?
best,
Yvon
I am working on an macro in which the selected text will be filtered
through one command and then all the text after the selection will be
filtered through another command. After the first command is
finished, the transformed text is selected, and I need to deselect it
and put the caret immediately after it. I had thought that hitting
the right arrow key would do the trick, but found out [that doesn't
always work][1]. Is there a foolproof way of getting the caret to
land right after the selection?
And while I'm asking questions, two more:
1. Is there a way for a command to call a macro?
2. Can a macro be made to behave differently depending on whether
text is selected or not?
[1]: http://lists.macromates.com/pipermail/textmate/2006-March/
008901.html
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Dr. Drang
Hello,
Yesterday I decided to give TeXniscope a try after watching the
screencasts from Haris (btw, great screencasts!)
I have a problem making TextMate using TeXniscope though. I have set
the TM_LATEX_VIEWER variable to TeXniscope, and in TeXniscope I have
set the editor command path to /usr/local/bin/mate and the editor
arguments to %file -l %line.
When I typeset the document, TeXniscope doesn't open at all and the log
window shows this message:
******************************************
Compiling LaTeX...
This is pdfeTeXk, Version 3.141592-1.20a-2.2 (Web2C 7.5.3)
Typesetting: ./test.tex
Document Class: article 2004/02/16 v1.4f Standard LaTeX document class
Typesetting: ./test.aux)
(/usr/local/teTeX/share/texmf.tetex/tex/context/base/supp-pdf.tex
Output written on test.pdf (1 page, 20593 bytes).
test.log
Success
2006-03-08 08:59:20.072 open[11309] LSOpenFromURLSpec() returned -10827
for application TeXniscope path /Users/geir/Desktop/test.pdf.
2006-03-08 08:59:20.074 open[11309] Couldn't open file:
/Users/geir/Desktop/test.pdf
******************************************
The document I'm trying here is a fresh document from the article
template.
Any idea of a solution for this?
(TeXniscope version 0.3.4, and TextMate version 1.5(906))
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Mvh/Regards
Geir-Tore Lindsve
lindsve(a)bluezone.no
http://privat.bluezone.no/lindsve
Hi all,
I'd like to announce Keyref, a little app for turning TextMate's
keyboard shortcut list into a PDF reference card. Go to http://
keyref.octopod.info and follow the instructions to generate your own.
You can choose up to eight of the bundles you have installed to add
to the card and generate as many as you want.
I built this because I switched to TextMate just over a month ago and
found myself very lost initially. Several people found the first card
I generated useful so I decided other people might and ended up with
the web app. It takes the shortcut list TextMate generates, so will
include all your own shortcuts as well as the standard ones.
If you find this useful, or have any problems, please let me know.
Cheers,
Chris
http://keyref.octopod.info
Hi all,
I get this error message with some commands launched by plugins :
- the TDDMATE commands
- the external syncPEOPLE on Rail commands
(ex: rake migrate)
- ..
AFAIK, my config is standard (PowerBook, Locomotive, EdgeRails, rake 0.7.0)
Any idea?
Alain
On various Windows editrors I can use Cltr+[ to jump beetween mathching
pairs of braces and parens.
Is there such function in TM? I haven't found it in menu and built-in help.
BTW: is it possible to re-assign Cmd+[ to tab? (only if some text is
selected, ofcourse)
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regards, porneL
