I tried to go to the preferences dialog in the Latex bundle, and
nothing happens. I see "/bin/bash: line 3: configure.py: command
not found".
Kevin Horton
Ottawa, Canada
It seems there is no way to have parts of a capture scoped by calls
to $self or #repository elements, which means that complex captures
get to have many capture elements.
It would be handy if there was a code for language grammar capture
numbering, so that these are more resilient and self-healing when the
regexp underlying their definition changes.
What I would suggest for TM2 is something like a code for "next
group" so instead of explicitly numbering all matches, only non-
sequential elements are explicitly numbered, and all others are self
numbering. A nice code would be "#". A nice twist would be if this
supported skipping elements when suffixed with an addition "#++" or "#
+n"
Then, if we change a match from, say:
match = '(a)(b)(c)';
To say:
match = '(a)(a1)(b)(c)';
Then the numbering, instead of manually being recoded from this:
1 = { name = 'a'; };
2 = { name = 'b'; };
3 = { name = 'c'; };
to this:
1 = { name = 'a'; };
2 = { name = 'a1'; };
3 = { name = 'b'; };
4 = { name = 'c'; };
Could simply stay as this (where # is a code for "next sequential
number"
1 = { name = 'a'; };
# = { name = 'a1'; };
# = { name = 'b'; };
# = { name = 'c'; };
In the more complex case,
1 = { name = 'a'; };
# = { name = 'a1'; };
#+1 = { name = 'b'; }; //skips a group
# = { name = 'c'; };
Hopefully someone can help me with the following simple problem.
I recently moved to a gmail account for my mailing list
subscriptions. I have enabled POP access in gmail, and set Mail.app
to read those messages. Everything works just fine, except for the
fact that I never get to see my own messages to the list, even though
I have set my list preferences so as to receive them. Anyone
encountered this before?
Haris
Hi,
Does anyone know how to use the svn commit window from the keyboard,
I know the enter key does the commit but is there anyway to select or
deselect files for committing without using the mouse?
cheers
jebw
Hi,
I often use the following commands. Maybe there are other users who
do find them useful too.
###
Show duplicate Lines
Show duplicate Lines (ign. leading spaces&tabs)
Bound to F5
Both commands (more or less a one-liner in bash ;) display as a tool
tip only those lines which occurs at least twice in the document sorted.
###
Sort Table by Column
Sort Table by Column numerically
Bound to F5
It is often the case that I have to sort tables (delimiter TAB) by a
specific column in a document alphanumerically or numerically.
If your document contains only a table you can place the caret in
that column which should be the key for sorting.
If you select a portion of a table it will ask you for the column as
inline menu.
Best,
Hans
Hi,
here comes the latest version of the tmCommand 'FileName Completion'.
I speed up it a bit, improved some tiny things, simplified it, fixed
some bugs, and I changed the key binding to SHIFT+TAB.
For more details see the leading comment within this tmCommand or
have a look at
http://www.bibiko.de/TM_InsertFilePathNames.mov (ca. 5.7MB without
sound but with written hints ;)
Please feel free to mail me if there are bugs or wishes or ... ;)
Regards,
Hans
> [CHANGED] The right-pointing folding arrow is another color to
make it visually distinct from the up/down arrows.
Waayyyyyy to heavy, this needs to be much more subtle! That eye-
piercing orange got to go!
Here is how most of my window look now (yes, I usually have most
everything folded):
In Markdown I can hit 'Enter' in an URL formated like this
<http://domain.tld>
and it opens in my default browser.
How would I go about to achieve the same in LaTeX documents? I have a
lot of
\url{http://domain.tld}
links in a document and I'd like to be able to open them as easily as
in Markdown.
Thanks in advance!
Oliver
Hi. I apologize if this is a repeat question. I couldn't find it in
the archives.
When using the Edit : Select : Enclosing Brackets command, is there a
way to tell TextMate to NOT select the brackets themselves? I use TM
to edit C++ code, and *very* frequently want to copy, cut, or delete
the code that's between two parentheses without getting the
parentheses themselves.
Thanks for any help,
Rob
Hi,
I have one machine still running 10.3
and when TextMate was updated to the
latest version (with the new LaTeX changes)
it broke my LaTeX compilation.
I get the following error:
sh: line 1: /usr/bin/type: No such file or directory Error: pdflatex
is not found
Sure enough, there is no /usr/bin/type. I've
specified the pdflatex location as
TM_LATEX_COMPILER.
I've downloaded 1.5.6 and I'll revert to that in
the mean time.
Cheers,
Tim.
