I would like to set up to do offline blogging (Wordpress) from Textmate, but
have run up against a problem.
When I go to "Setup Blogs" to set up my blog, I should get a modifiable
template where I can enter my blog-specific information which will then go
and fetch my posts. Problem is that when I try to do this and call the
template, nothing happens. Instead, I just have a blank text file.
What's wrong? Is the template missing? If so, how do I get a new copy?
Thank you.
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I Just upgraded to TeXLive 2008 and I am experiencing some problems
when previewing in Skim.
In the Typeset & view Window I get the following error message:
Application 'Skim' not running sh: /Applications/Skim.app/Contents/
Resources/displayline: No such file or directory
I already checked some earlier mails about this kind of problem and
found that
earlier the code in texMate.py had
Contents/Resources/displayline
but Skim was changed and needs
/Contents/SharedSupport/displayline
When I check my texMate.py
I already have the correct code there.
I do not understand where the wrong line of code comes from.
Skim starts an displays my files. I just would like to get rid of the
error message.
I have another problem also:
Forward search i.e. selecting text in TextMake and finding the
corresponding spot in Skim, does not work.
Neither selecting Show in PDF Viewer (pdfsync) nor pressing Ctrl-Alt-
Apple-O does anything.
I do have Skim 1. 2 (38), TeXLive 2008 ad TextMate 1.5.8 (1496)
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Erich Neuwirth
Didactic Center for Computer Science and Institute for Scientific
Computing
University of Vienna
It happens to me in plain text mode (the default new document).
>> Hi,
>>
>> My 1.5.8 (1496) quits each time I try this:
>>
>> Open a blank document.
>> Type opening brace i.e. {
>> TM inserts closing brace i.e. }
>> Press Ctrl+k to kill closing brace
>> Press backspace to get rid of opening brace
>> TM crashes.
>>
>> This seems to happen only if I used Ctrl+k to delete the closing
>> brace.
>> If I place the cursor to the right of } and press backspace,
>> everything works fine.
>>
>> Is this a known problem?
>
> In every language, or just one?
Hi,
My 1.5.8 (1496) quits each time I try this:
Open a blank document.
Type opening brace i.e. {
TM inserts closing brace i.e. }
Press Ctrl+k to kill closing brace
Press backspace to get rid of opening brace
TM crashes.
This seems to happen only if I used Ctrl+k to delete the closing brace.
If I place the cursor to the right of } and press backspace, everything
works fine.
Is this a known problem?
Thanks,
Abhi
Hi there,
I'm experiencing a bug with the latest TM build (1496). It happens on
two different computers (both running 10.5.5)
Scenario:
- you have a project open
- it has some subfolder
Steps:
- open a file in the project
- save it on a subfolder, with the same name, by using "Save as..."
- (focus on a different program to make TM refresh the project)
- try to open the original file -- FAIL
Bonus points:
- use the terminal to rm the newly created file and watch TM go nuts
(specially if you have enabled the "Save files when focus is lost")
Is it just me, or should I report it as a "proper" bug?
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Ale Muñoz
http://sofanaranja.comhttp://bomberstudios.com
Hi, all.
I teach programming and a student really stumped me with this one. His
program was generating a file with a space at the end of the name,
like this: "test.txt ". I could not open this file with TextMate, only
with OpenOffice. TextMate shows the file in the project drawer but
when you click on it nothing happens. I finally figured it out by
going to a terminal window and displaying the directory with a ls -a.
It showed this up as "test.txt\ " and it started making sense. I could
then track down the bug in my student's code.
Is this a known thing? I searched the list archives but didn't see this.
Thanks,
-Eric
I have a new Mac Pro, and for some reason PHP validation won't work at
all on it. I'm using a migrated user account from a Tiger machine, and
I suspect that might be the problem, but I can't figure out what is
setting it on the wrong path.
If I create a new test account, everything works perfectly in it. The
default PHP command is used for validation, and errors are properly
displayed.
I have tried setting and deleting the TM_PHP variable. I have created
and destroyed a .MacOSX/environment.plist. I can't find anything else
that would explain this on the web or this list. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Walter
Out of curiosity[1], what would happen if two bundles "claimed" the
same language? Would Textmate only use one? How would it pick?
(Assume there are conflicting items; ie. language syntax definitions.)
-Neil.
PS. Well, okay, not entirely just "out of curiosity"; I'm asking
because I'm thinking of "redoing" (or at least extensively modifying)
some bundles.
