The run command throws up this error:
/Users/jashugan/Library/Application
Support/TextMate/Bundles/RSpec.tmbundle/Support/lib/spec_mate.rb:18:in
`run_files': private method `split' called for nil:NilClass
(NoMethodError) from /tmp/temp_textmate.HNHo7l:5
Running the specs using rake works fine.
Hi All,
I love using Skim for viewing the pdf files produced by LaTeX. But I don't
like its auto-refresh behavior. It seems buggy, (crashes on auto-reload too
often) and I hate having to click Auto every time Skim restarts.
So, I added some applescript goo to the Typeset & View command to tell
Skim/TeXShop/TeXniscope to reload.
This means you could uncheck the box in Skim, et. al. that tells them to
check for file updates and rely on TextMate to tell them when to reload.
According to the TeX mailing list using applescript is also more resource
efficient than having the viewer watch for file changes.
Would others also prefer to have this part of the bundle?
Brad
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Dear All,
When I use the "Show Outline" command in the LaTex outline on a single file
(with no /include or /input), the command works perfectly. However, when I
use it on a file that includes /include, I get the following error:
`each_with_index' from /tmp/temp_textmate.lsbsz4:34:in `each' from
/tmp/temp_textmate.lsbsz4:34:in `each_with_index' from
/tmp/temp_textmate.lsbsz4:34:in `outline_points' from
/tmp/temp_textmate.lsbsz4:36:in `outline_points' from
/tmp/temp_textmate.lsbsz4:34:in `each_with_index' from
/tmp/temp_textmate.lsbsz4:34:in `each' from /tmp/temp_textmate.lsbsz4:34:in
`each_with_index' from /tmp/temp_textmate.lsbsz4:34:in `outline_points' from
/tmp/temp_textmate.lsbsz4:47
The /include files are not in the same directory as the master file, but the
file typesets just fine.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
zsteir
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Definitely True. We need good code completion for RoR on Textmate. It's all
about having the right tools and decent code completion is definitely top of
the list. Something like what MS visual studio has, they call it
intellisense, would be everything. I mean code completion for your own
classes/methods anywhere....
Is there anything we as a community can do to improve the Ruby bundle for
this? I understand the plugin API is not done yet for TM...
cheers
-James
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I've looked for an answer but, as yet, haven't found one. I'm experiencing
irregular spacing within the textmate window. It doesn't matter what format
the file is in. It looks something like this: 'Po in t you r b rows e r
to'. I've looked at preferences but don't see an answer. I'm using ver
1.5.6 on PowerBook G4 running mac os x 10.4.10. Any suggestions?
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I have a question that I'm sure has a simple solution, and if my
brain worked properly these days I'd be able to find it either online
or somewhere in the archives... But I can't, so here goes...
I need to parse an entire project through a regex, and produce some
formatted output. The regex is quite simple, and the reason is to
create a 'translation' file. I have a huge project where I've used
the wordpress-style convention (which in turn is based on the gettext
style convention) of translating strings, namely passing them to the
__() function (this is all in php). I'm not using gettext, i've just
wrapped my own code around that function (which is why i'm using __()
instead of _() )
This function at the moment simply returns the input as output (since
all the text strings are in english, and I haven't really translated
anything yet so my translation files are empty). What I want is to
parse all of my code for /__\(['"](.*)['"]\)/ and some variations
thereof, and produce a line-separated list of strings that need to be
translated. I'd like to make this an automated process, because this
is an ongoing project and i'd like to refresh the to-be-translated
strings file frequently.
I believe poedit already does something like this, but attempting to
get my head around .po and .mo files at this point just gave me a
migraine (nb: if someone knows of a good, step-by-step 'for dummies'
tutorial for this stuff, I'd appreciate it).
Any ideas?
Constantinos Neophytou
Is there any way to excluding some directories from "go to file"? I
have a project set up where three (library) directories contain
something like 15000 files that I never want to complete on. Because
there's so many files, the "go to file" dialog box takes a few
seconds to appear. --M.
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Hello:
I work developing software using Windows at the office, but at home I
get to do my own stuff in a Mac -- so I use TextMate for that.
However, I've noticed that most (all?) language syntaxes in the bundles
menu use the 'C' escape character, even if the language really doesn't
support that escape sequence. Specifically, I was interested in
changing the Pascal/Delphi syntax to use doubled single-quotes ('') as
an escaped quoted-string quote instead of \' (which is taken as literal
in Pascal).
Anyway, before I take the time to learn and figure out the syntax
formatting stuff to do this, I was wondering if someone already had
done this (or if it could be included in the next version :).
Cheers!
dZ.
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hi,
just a short note: there is still a problem with the error parsing
machinery:
undefined control sequences don't get caught:
from the log file:
./pozdniakov-segerer.tex:38: Undefined control sequence.
l.38 \bikkkk
The control sequence at the end of the top line
of your error message was never \def'ed. If you have
misspelled it (e.g., `\hobx'), type `I' and the correct
spelling (e.g., `I\hbox'). Otherwise just continue,
and I'll forget about whatever was undefined.
from the typeset & view output window:
Found 0 errors ...
greetings
christoph
Is this normal? <see the screen shot>. As far as I know, the blank bar
appear when in Python, Ruby, SQL, Regular Expression, and
AppleScript... probably more. I have poked around more and can't
figure what it does.
