Is there a command that I could use to select a block of text and
convert all the special characters to the HTML equivalent (right and
left smart quotes, ampersands, em-dashes, etc...)
I find that I am often pasting in blocks of text from word and
selecting it and running one command would make my workflow a bit
easier.
Cheers,
Eric
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From: Alex Ross <tm-alex(a)rosiba.com>
To: feldesmanm(a)gmail.com; TextMate users <textmate(a)lists.macromates.com>
Sent: Wednesday, October 8, 2008 3:44:19 PM
Subject: Re: [TxMt] Re: Compiling C/C++ using Textmate
On Oct 9, 2008, at 12:36 AM, Marc Feldesman wrote:
> It returns an empty line.
Sorry that should have been:
ruby -e 'puts File.exists?(ENV["TM_SUPPORT_PATH"] + "/lib/tm/
executor.rb")'
If TM_SUPPORT_PATH is pointing correctly to your svn checkout of the
Support directory, and that checkout is also up to date, this will
return true.
> I've got 30 years of programming experience. If I'm having this
> much trouble after following the directions in 5.7 and especially
> 5.7.4 to the letter, how do less experienced people deal with these
> problems?
>
> Why doesn't Textmate simply set these preferences out of the box and
> run without this much fiddling. AquaEmacs works without anything
> special. SlickEdit works without anything special. XCode works out
> of the box. Why is TextMate so fiddly?
TextMate also works out of the box, but you've elected to install
prerelease code via svn. Most people do not encounter these problems
because they just use the bundles that are shipped with TextMate.
—Alex
I might not have bought it if it didn't compile C or C++ code out of the box. It is advertised as a programmer's editor. I haven't found many programmer's editor that don't do the basic things a programmer's editor do, such as compile code with basic tools. The instructions made it appear pretty easy to update and adding the new C bundle was trivial. Only after pouring through the list here did I discover that the Support directory needed to be updated, and even after following the directions exactly, you now tell me that an essential subfolder isn't there. How would I know that? I mean, I'm grateful for your help, but this shouldn't really be so difficult to track down the source of an install error and a path/directory error.
Hello,
Is there a way to make the LaTeX bundle treat warning as errors (and
provide for example links to underfull or overfull lines before
jumping to the document preview).
Thanks beforehand for any help,
Jean-Pierre
Upon updating my bundle to the latest svn source of the latex bundle I
got a similar html output window. Reverting to revision 10669
returned the expected output.
Thanks again for all the effort that goes into improving the Latex
bundle, your efforts are greatly appreciated!
Peter
On Sun, Oct 5, 2008 at 4:43 AM, Niels Kobschaetzki
<n.kobschaetzki(a)googlemail.com> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> In addition to my TeX-typesetting-problem I noticed that the
> HTML-output-window suddenly looks just plain wrong. I attached a
> screenshot. Some of the text is huge, other parts are very small and
> behind the huge stuff.
>
> Niels
>
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There is something fundamentally wrong with Textmate's handling of the
Apple-R command. I have cutting edge build 1466 of Textmate, and the latest
versions of the C bundle and the Support bundle. Whenever I press Apple-R,
the result is:
/tmp/temp_textmate.bPPsQU:3:in `require': no such file to load --
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Support/lib/tm/executor
(LoadError) from /tmp/temp_textmate.bPPsQU:3
I have checked the path in bash, I've tested echo $PATH ^R and the search
path is correct. I really like Textmate, but if I can't get this issue
resolved I'll be forced to go back to AquaEmacs, which is awfully
cumbersome.
Either I'm missing something fundamentally obvious, or there is something
profoundly wrong. What command am I missing here?
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The conversion to LaTeX replaces any occurrences of '...' to /ldots.
That causes problems if the dots are followed by text, such as
...and then there were three.
as we and up with '\ldotsand'. Not knowing much of TeX, what is the
proper way to shield a variable from surrounding text?
Thanks
Gerd
Hi all,
How can you add options to the call to the pdflatex engine used by the
watch functionality of the LaTeX bundle?
Particularly, I'd like to be able to add the shell-escape option
(apparently it currently runs with that option disabled).
Thanks,
enas
I'm evaluating TextMate, trying to figure out if I can make the switch
from BBEdit. It looks very much like Linux -- very powerful, but
having a devil of a time getting work done as I make the switch. So
please forgive me as I pepper you with questions. I'm going to try to
put them in separate emails to split them up into threads.
OK, I'm making a new template for my SHTML files. My first question:
how do I make the tab stops work properly?
When I use the following template, the cursor (er, caret in TM
parlance) is at the *start* of the document, and tabbing doesn't move
me to the other positions. I find this odd b/c I thought that the
caret position was supposed to default to the end. Anyway, the tab
stops aren't working at all, so I must be making some mistake. I just
can't find it.
The variables for selected text and date *do* work.
help, please?
CC
<!--#set var="pagetitle" value=""${2:Untitled}"" -->
<!--#set var="page_type" value="class=\"page_article\"" -->
<!--#include virtual="/inc/wrappers/news_releases_top.inc"-->
<!-- BEGIN CONTENT -->
<h3></h3>
${1}${TM_SELECTED_TEXT}
<p class="article_data pub_date">${TM_DATE}</p>
<!-- END CONTENT -->
<!--#include virtual="/inc/wrappers/news_releases_btm.inc"-->
OK, this is explained pretty well, if briefly, in the Help document,
but it doesn't work. Probably I'm making a stupid mistake, but I've
been trying to tackle this for days.
I've made a template and am editing its associated template file.
This works, wrapping the selected text in a div:
<div>
${TM_SELECTED_TEXT}
</div>
However, this doesn't work. It should recognize three words separated
by spaces and wrap them in paragraphs. The find pattern *does* work in
the Find command, but not in the template.
The result of htis pattern is emptiness; I get just the div tags
around a blank line.
<div>
${TM_SELECTED_TEXT/^(\S+?)\s(\S+?)\s(\S+?)$/<p>$1</p>\r<p>$3</p>\r<p>$3</p>/g/}
</div>
The above code looks like it follows the regex patterns described in
Help's regex section. So I'm unsure what's wrong. Help, please!
-- CC
Hi!
I've installed MacTex 2008 some days ago and switched finally from
pdftex to xelatex. On friday I still compiled files successfully,
today I get only a
Error: xelatex is not found, you need to install LaTeX or be sure that
your PATH is setup properly.
sh: line 0: type: xelatex: not found
When I run from TextMate "which xelatex" it gives me: /usr/texbin/xelatex
In Terminal the same, command completion in Terminal works fine as
well. Compiling the file in Terminal works as well.
I'm working with TM 1.5.7 (1464) and a recent SVN-checkout.
Does anyone have an idea what the problem could be and how to fix it?
Niels
