TextMate February 2007

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bundle to help speed up remote editing with MacFuse

by Bill Duenskie

Hey Everyone, Just curious if anyone has tried out this bundle: http://david.olrik.dk/articles/2007/02/09/textmate-remote-editing If got a lot of large projects that I can't use Textmate on cause it's too damn slow using Macfuse. Just curious if anyone else has tried an had success with this bundle. Bill ____________________________________________________________________________________ Have a burning question? Go to www.Answers.yahoo.com and get answers from real people who know.

19 years

Strange compiling behavior

by Nathan Paxton

Hi all, I found a strange LaTeX compiling behavior. I tried compiling a LaTeX document this morning, and I got the following warning above the "Compiling laTeX..." header in the compiling window. /Library/Application Support/TextMate/Support/lib/web_preview.rb:70:in `html_head': undefined method `+' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError) from -:4 What does this mean? Thanks for whatever help you can give. Best, -N -- ---------- Nathan A. Paxton Ph.D. Candidate Dept. of Government, Harvard University Resident Tutor John Winthrop House, Harvard University napaxton(a)fas.harvard.edu http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~napaxton ======================================================================================================= When you have to stay eight years away from California, you live in a perpetual state of homesickness. - Ronald Reagan The most courageous act is still to think for yourself. Aloud. -Coco Chanel =======================================================================================================

19 years

Autotest in TM window

by Martin Ström

Hello! I thought it would be great to run the Rails autotest (url) from a TM window to turn the file paths with line and column numbers into clickable links. With a normal command it would be very easy but since this command is running all the time I was wondering if somebody know how to capture its ouput, parse it (convert links etc) and then write it to a html output window. Thanks Martin -- burnfield.com/martin

19 years

Feature suggestion: undo in selection

by William Uther

Hi, Just another feature suggestion. Use case: I've been making some changes in a source file. I've been making the changes in two locations in the file in parallel, trying to keep them roughly in sync as I make the changes. When I get to the end, I notice that there was a simpler set of changes for one of the two locations. I'd like to be able to select a region of text and 'undo in selection'. It is just like normal undo, but it skips over commands in the undo list that don't affect the selection and only undoes commands that do affect the selection. (For bonus points, the 'skipped' undo commands could be left in the undo queue, so if I start using normal undo then they start being undone.) I suspect that this isn't a particularly common request, so I don't really expect it to ever be implemented, but I thought it was better to mention the idea than not. Be well, Will :-}

19 years

Open Document(s) in Running Browser - Does Nothing

by Chip Cullen

Hello all, I'm a new textmate user- my intention is to use it for web development. one of the most useful bundle commands, obviously, would be the "open document in running browsers". however, when i run that command, absolutely nothing happens. textmate just sits there, staring at me. am i missing something? to me, it would seem that if i'm working on an html document, if i were to run that command, it would have safari (which is already running) open the document to show me what it would look like. same goes for firefox or IE (shudder). i've searched through the archives of this list and no one seems to mention my problem. also- this has happened on two seperate computers, so i don't think this is a local system issue. i should mention that i'm mostly familiar with html/css code - hardly low-level stuff. so bear with me. any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks! chippper

19 years

getting SVN (subversion) working in textmate - "this client is too old to work" error

by Greg Hauptmann

Hi, Just new to textmate and trying to get SVN working. I've pointed textmate to my /usr/local/bin/svn area but when I request a status against a file I get the following error. Are there any tricks of the trade to get svn working in textmate? Status Actions File subversion/libsvn_wc/questions.c:110: (apr_err=155021) svn: T" with working copy '/Users/greg/source/testapp/app/controllers'; please get a newer Subversion clientsvn Also does textmate subversion allow one to perform an overall "project commit" after which it works out what has changed? Tks Greg

19 years

Patch: Open URL in TextMate

by Dave Grijalva

attached is a patch for the TextMate bundle which includes the command Open URL in TextMate. This command will prompt the user with a dialog where they can enter a url. That document is then downloaded and opened in TextMate as a new document. The default behavior is to pre-populate the dialog with the selection if it exists. -dave

19 years

svn commit problem: CMPluginExamineContext-m is not under version control

by Jon Evans

Hi, This keeps catching me out... From the subversion status window, I click the commit button. From the commit window, I type in my commit message, then from the option menu/button I click "Choose None". Then in the list I check the file that I want to commit. I get this message at the bottom of the status window: svn: Commit failed (details follow): svn: '/Users/evansj/rails/project/CMPluginExamineContext-m' is not under version control N.B. CMPluginExamineContext-m is not the name of the file I tried to commit, and does not even exist in my project. If instead of using the menu button I *manually* untick all the files that the commit message doesn't apply to, it all works fine. I am using the latest svn for the whole of /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/ Thanks, Jon

19 years

Snippet Overtype

by Craig Francis

In CSS, I block out parts of the code with comments like... /*--------------------------------------------------*/ /* Heading */ I am a little obsessive compulsive, in that each of the comments should use 50 hyphens to keep them all neat and tidy... in a mono- type font. Is it possible to make a snippet that will add the relevant number of spaces after the words? So in the example above, the word "Heading" uses 7 characters, plus 1 for the space on the left, leaves 42 spaces on the right. I was considering the use of... /*--------------------------------------------------*/ /* $1 ${1/./\0x0D/g} */$0 Where the "\0x0D" is the hex code for the back space key. Any ideas? This message contains information which may be confidential and privileged.Unless you are the intended recipient (or authorized to receive this message for the intended recipient), you may not use, copy, disseminate or disclose to anyone the message or any information contained in the message. If you have received the message in error, please advise the sender by reply e-mail, and delete the message. Thank you very much. (A)

19 years

Customized CSS bundle

by Yann Bettremieux

I hope it's cool to post this here (let me know if there's a more appropriate channel 'cause I'm gonna have a HTML one ready soon ;). I finally cleaned up a bit the CSS bundle I've been using for a while. It's pretty much an adaptation of the default, but with a lot of stuff added, especially in terms of tab triggers. I find it particularly appropriate to work w/ tab triggers in CSS files since it's a pretty linear process with virtually no text manipulation... I think some of you guys might enjoy it. That's where it's at: http://minimaldesign.net/downloads/tools/textmate-css-bundle

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TextMate February 2007