Hi happy TextMate users!
I just started toying around with hobo[1] and I like it quite a lot!
Especially DryML is really nice! Does anybody else use DryML? How
do you edit DryML-files? Is there a syntax-definition? There
doesn't seem to be a DryML bundle.
Kind regards, Niko.
[1] http://hobocentral.net
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niko dittmann <ni-di(a)web.de>
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Hello,
I setup a command to execute psql from TextMate. Psql is the command line
utility one can use to send SQL commands to the PostgreSQL database and get
the results of the queires sent. It was very easy to setup and get working
the problem is that on queries that return relatively large amounts of data
the OS as a whole lags and gives the spinning wheel of death during
the execution of the command(I had output set to HTML). The test case I
used was to execute the command on a query that returns about 140,000 rows
with about 4 columns of data so pretty skinny data overall relative to
typical database data. Is there any way to make TextMate not consume the
machine during the executing of this command. Maybe only show X amount of
row instead of all the data? I noticed TextMate was consuming 500+ megs of
memory and had around 1.8 gigs of swap. Not sure if those levels were
directly related to the query output or not. All I know is TextMate didn't
handle that use case very well.
Regards,
Bob
I would like to be able to define how large a window should be for specific
files when I open them. For example, when I do XML, I like to have a very
wide window, if I do text only, a small window is fine. Is there a way to
tell TextMate how wide a window should me when you open it?
Thanks.
Marc Chanliau
Hi everyone,
am new to this lovely Textmate but I'm well well impressed looking at the
screen-casts.
However, how do I set it up for Automation? Just that option isn't showing
anywhere. I want to be able to make it fill in my XHTML tags for me.
Thanks,
DanC
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www.dancourse.co.uk
07790 13 83 23
Flash2.0 & PHP Freelancer
Hi, the tidy feature used to create an xtml compliant document. Since
I upgraded to 1.5.5 it now creates an HTML 4.01 doc. How can I change
this back to XTML?
Thanks,
Dave
So...
I wrote this nice document in Markdown.
Looks exactly the way I want it in the preview window.
Uh...how do I save the generated HTML from within TextMate?
Sorry if this is a dumb question, I thought it would be obvious.
I could run the markdown.pl script from the command line but that
seems unnecessarily convoluted.
Thanks,
S
Hey all,
i thought putting :
TM_RUBY /opt/local/bin/ruby
into :
Preferences > Advanced > Shell Variables
was ok to run a rb file whith this Ruby
but i get allways :
RubyMate r6354 running Ruby r1.8.2 (/usr/bin/ruby)
>>> essai.rb
in the RubyMate Console.
then, the default Apple's Ruby :(
i think the env var name "TM_RUBY" is wrong ?
best,
Yvon
Hello:)
First I do not understand the changes in this script.
Certain users prefer to work with latex but without pstricks, why not
make two different scripts.
There is a little change in one line :
now
if [ -s "${PDF}" -a ! "$PDF" -ot "$FILE" ]; then
before
if [ -s "${PDF}" -a "$PDF" -nt "$FILE" ]; then .....
-ot instead -nt ? why ?
Greetings Alain Matthes
I am trying to wrap my mind around the RSpec gem, so I've installed
the RSpec bundle. I have a simple spec (see below) that requires the
RSCM gem that I have installed. When I run the spec from the command
line it runs find, but when I run it from within TextMate using the
RSpec bundle I get a load error (No such file to load -- rscm).
Do I need to do something special to access my gems from my spec?
spec1.rb
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require 'rscm'
context "A CVS log" do
specify "should parse a path name"
end
end
Thanks
Todd
