Hi Folks,
I am working on my german thesis and and arranged all tex files
within a project. One part - it's the abstract - is in english. When
I edit this english abstract TM slows down dramatically. Im not a
fast typing user, but after writing a sentence I have to wait until
TM catches up.
Parallel I checked the cpu usage and raises up to 60%. I do not have
this problem with other german tex files within my project.
Any hints how this problem could be solved? If the file is required,
just give me a shout.
Christian
Hi,
I'm new to TextMate and have the following question:
After highlighting rows of text, I can type Command+] and Command+[ to
change indentation levels, but I would like to hit Tab and Shift-Tab
instead (or as well).
Is there a way to configure TextMate for this?
-Chuck
I've finished a fairly stable version of an Actionscript3 Bundle for
Textmate.
With the upcoming release of Flash CS3 I couldn't wait any longer!
To all that need or want to play please visit:
http://blog.chromaticrain.com/page_id=5 Actionscript3 Bundle for TextMate
If you would like to support this bundle you can email me, leave comments,
or simply post a link on your blog or somewhere on the internet!
Cheers,
Robert Payne
Flash Developer
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OK, so we know there are plenty of people here that would like to be
able to do everything with the keyboard so they have to reach over to
the mouse as little as possible.
Me, I confess I use the mouse ALL the time:
- Moving more than 2 lines? Use the mouse...
- Making ANY kind of selection? Use the mouse...
- Browse through code? Use the mouse...
...
I never could get the hang of using a gazillion shortcuts to make the
cursor fly, and I have been programming professionally (well, at
least making a living of it) for 25 years.
So am I really alone, or are there others out there like me? If yes,
please speak up! I think we need to join and speak up, so that Alan
knows we exist and stops catering exclusively to the "keyboard only"
users!
My name is Gerd, and I like to use the mouse!
I've used TextMate off and on for a while. But, something is driving
me nuts, and it's so painful that I must not be doing something
correctly. I need help.
If I type
blah['
then TM will obligingly add
']
So my cursor (|) ends up like this
blah['|']
I guess it's trying to help me. So, I type 'name' and my cursor is
now like this
blah['name|']
So, now what do I do???
I want keep typing. I want to get outside the ']', not inside it.
But, I can't figure out how. Right now, I just hit right arrow twice.
But, this is such a pain, it can't be right. What am I missing?
-Paul
Hello:)
First, actually I work with TexMate and gwtex based on TL 2007 but I
need for my work
at school a portable PC (with Ubuntu )
With Ubuntu, I installed (by hand) TL2007, because Debian and Ubuntu
works only in "experimental" with
TL 2005.
I would like to have the same distibution on OS X and Ubuntu, The
only solution is to install TL2007 on the MAC
but i would like to know if they are some difficulties :
With linux i've texmf in /$HOME and texlive in /usr/local/texlive
with now 2007/ and texmf-local/
I think there is no problem to work with TextMate and TL2007 but can
you confirm that !
Actually with gwtex, i have a problem with "documentation for
package", perhaps i need to make some adaptations for this with TL2007
Greetings Alain Matthes
Bask in the glory of true awesomeness!
Export Ruby strings directly into TextMate from irb or anywhere Ruby
runs locally!
http://pastie.textmate.org/53655
"I want this text in textmate".to_mate
…will create a new temp file with the filename of the object_id and
then open it in TextMate.
There's also String.to_safari()
If you want to keep the temp files filename the same, just pass in
the filename with the method.
"I want this text in textmate".to_mate('fred')
Enjoy
thomas Aylott — subtleGradient — CrazyEgg — sixteenColors
Total bummer, 'cause that means I'll have to wait *at least* that long for TM2.
It's what's best right? Right? RIGHT? Oh god... (breathe oliver breathe)
Hello,
I am a relatively new TextMate user and am still learning all the ins
and outs of it, but it certainly is a lot of fun :) When I am doing
python development, a lot of times I just want to set a breakpoint in
my code, and the way to do that in python is:
import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
Typing that each time got boring, so I wrote this little snippet for
it. I would like some feedback, especially with the way I am
figuring out the right indentation level :)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
#!/usr/bin/env python
# This TextMate command inserts a breakpoint ABOVE the currently
selected line
# Yi Qiang (yqiang _at_ gmail dot com)
import os
import sys
text = sys.stdin.readlines()
line_number = int(os.getenv('TM_LINE_NUMBER')) - 1 # TM counts from 1
spaces = (len(text[line_number]) - len(text[line_number].expandtabs
(4).lstrip()))
debug_string = (' ' * (spaces)) + 'import pdb; pdb.set_trace()\n'
text.insert(line_number, debug_string)
sys.stdout.write(''.join(text))
------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Cheers,
Yi
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