Hi,
I've happily used textmate for about 2 years now and I love it --
thank you macromates for a great tool.
Last night in the middle of a work session the font rendering of
textmate suddenly degraded. It now looks like this:
(I use QuickType mono)
http://img2.freeimagehosting.net/image.php?7d959429cb.gif
This is what it looked like before, more or less, and still looks like
in textedit (but without syntax coloring of course:
http://img2.freeimagehosting.net/image.php?42baf8bee8.gif
Has anyone encountered this issue before? What things can I try to get
back to normal?
All fonts are affected, not just QuickType mono
1. Running 10.5 on a macbook pro
2. Happened during a time machine backup. I mention this because I had
problems with ATS server and the font caches while getting Time
machine backups working, where ats would start consuming a whole core
for hours and have to be killed. This was a week ago, and that problem
seemed to go away after deleting all Cache folders, turning off
spotlight indexing & backing up of Cache folders etc.
3. I've already deleted the ATS caches & rebooted as per the wiki page
I'm in a bit of a panic -- have a lot of work to do in two projects
and doing it with my most important productivity tool crippled is a
terrifying prospect :/
(I'm sure there are going to be people who don't think the first text
is much harder to read than the second, but it is for me and the font
rendering is one of the top 5 reasons I use a mac, so this is not
intended to open that whole discussion. I just want to know how to get
back what I'm used to looking at 8 hours a day :))
Cheers,
Michael Johnston
lastobelus(a)mac.com
Hi!
I like a code folding but simce i write Python in TM - code folding doesn't
work right... Sometimes its ok but some - weird.
So just stop fold code. Its fine but... Some time ago i read one article
about Django and find some interesting idea in that article - code folding
markers for vim.
Here is a short description:
we need to add new folding rule to fold code based on that pair of markers
#{{{
def test
...
#}}}
add regexp for folding and some macros/snippets doesn't hard (i hope ;) and
we will have working solution for Python (or any other lang) right now. I
mean in 1.5+ version ;-)
Link to full story about folding in vim:
http://www.amitu.com/blog/2007/july/vim-python-code-folding-and-my-vimrc/
Any ideas? I can't do it myself yet but i hope someone will...
Alexey
I'm running Textmate build 1436. I realised earlier today that
something weird was going on - Textmate seemed to think I'd lost a $
somewhere, but no errors were coming up when I ran Typeset & View. I
tried an experiment and added in some more errors, none of which were
showing up. I then tried processing the same file in Texshop, which
found all the errors.
I wondered if this might be due to me not having the latest Latex
bundle installed. I searched for a while to find out how to update
the bundle, couldn't find anything (perhaps it updates
automatically?!) and then installed GetBundle and opted to update all
bundles. I then tried again, and found that on top of failing to show
any errors, whenever I try to pdflatex a file an error message pops
up from Skim saying "the document *.pdf could not be opened" (where
*=document name). I then tried opening the pdf file in Preview, which
said "File error. Could not open the file."
At the bottom of the typeset and view window I see the following:
Document 'prescribedlifts7.pdf' not open in application 133:228:
execution error: Skim got an error: NSReceiverEvaluationScriptError:
4 (-1728)
Any help would be appreciated!
Toby Gee
Hi all,
I've enjoyed using TextMate a great deal and don't want to use the other
Latex editors on my computer, but:
- after updating to Leopard all was okay
- I installed the latex Leopard fix and...
- TextMate doesn't find pdflatex and suggests that the path is not there or
Latex isn't installed
- I know that Latex is installed because Texshop continues to find it and
run it happily
- I've updated (via a complete re-install of Mactex) Latex, but it still
isn't found by Textmate and is by Texshop
- I've looked at the manual and see that I should update/modify the path,
but I'm not sure where to and how to update it.
Any help or suggestions greatly appreciated,
Thanks
Ben
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I have a bunch of log files, some of which have been zipped with gzip. Is
there a way to search across these files with TextMate without unzipping all
of them first?
Thanks
Darryl
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Hi,
sorry, I read something in the Change logs, but I didn't understand
this.
[TM 1.5.7 (1436) osx 10.4.11 ppc]
Is it true that TextMate.system(task) (in the HTML output window)
don't retrieve the entire data coming from the task?
Or in other words; is there a limit of 8kB?
If yes, is there a way to get the entire amount of data?
Many thanks in advance
--Hans
Hi,
I started using wxPython lately and am a little surprised by PyMate's
reaction to exceptions. Try this:
> #!/usr/bin/env python
> import wx
>
> def OnRaiseException(e):
> raise "See?"
>
> app = wx.PySimpleApp()
> frame = wx.Frame(None, wx.ID_ANY, "Hello World")
>
> button = wx.Button(frame, 100, "Raise Exception")
> wx.EVT_BUTTON(button, 100, OnRaiseException)
>
> frame.Show(True)
> app.MainLoop()
Only on the second button click the traceback reaches PyMate:
> Error in sys.excepthook:
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> method tm_excepthook in sitecustomize.py at line 66
> io = fdopen(error_fd, 'w')
> OSError: [Errno 9] Bad file descriptor
>
> Original exception was:
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> method OnRaiseException in test.py at line 5
> raise "See?"
> See?
Perhaps someone can tell me whether this is a bug or a feature.
Regards,
Daniel
I updated the Find Email Address in Address Book command from last year[1] to use RubyCocoa and the AddressBook framework. It seems a lot faster than using contacts or lbdb, and unlike AppleScript it works when the Address Book is closed.
I tried changing the menu to use TextMate::UI.menu, but tm_dialog just hangs... I guess there's some sort of OSX namespace conflict going on?
Haris, thanks for the offer to look at my .bib file. Through
elimination I have now established that the problem is caused by the
entry below. I don't normally add lots of custom fields, these were
automatically created when I imported the entry from a database. I
don't need any of the custom fields and deleting them solves my problem.
A question of general interest remains however.
Which of the following two holds:
- the exporting database and/or Bibdesk on import create non-standard/
invalid bibtex code,
or
- the TM latex bundle has a bug in that it hangs on valid custom
fields it should simply ignore?
In other words, who should I file a bug with?
Bilal.
@book{dfee:1998,
Author = {for Education, Department and Service, Employment;
Government Statistical},
Booktitle = {Teacher Supply and Demand Modelling : A Technical
Description},
Date-Added = {2007-12-03 20:32:33 +0000},
Date-Modified = {2007-12-03 20:33:32 +0000},
Dc.Creator = {BOPCAS team},
Dc.Creator.Address = {virginia.knight(a)bristol.ac.uk},
Dc.Date = {2007-06-02},
Dc.Date.Created = {2006-11-17},
Dc.Description = {BOPCAS record: Teacher Supply and Demand
Modelling : A Technical Description: 1998},
Dc.Format = {text/html},
Dc.Identifier = {http://www.bopcris.ac.uk/bopcas/bop1998/
ref10076.html},
Dc.Language = {en},
Dc.Publisher = {ILRT, University of Bristol},
Dc.Source = {ISBN: 0-11-271032-8},
Dc.Subject = {EDUCATION;},
Dc.Title = {Teacher Supply and Demand Modelling : A Technical
Description},
Dc.Type = {Data.Structured-Text},
Isbn = {0-11-271032-8},
Publisher = {The Stationery Office},
Series = {Departmental Publication},
Title = {Teacher Supply and Demand Modelling : A Technical
Description},
Year = {1998}}
> Can you send me your bibliography file? It seems that's were the
> function chokes.
> How large is your bibliography file?
>
> Haris Skiadas
> Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
> Hanover College