Getting an error when trying to connect to a remote server using the
mysql bundle. It's wanting to look for the mysql socket in the wrong
spot. Anyway to change this? Would be cool if there was just an
environment variable to set this.
and ideas?
Hi all,
I just stumbled on a description of WebMate, a plugin that enables live editing
of (say) HTML in the preview window rather than in the source. This would be
fantastically valuable to me, as I do all my text editing in various TextMate
flavors.
Unfortunately, the links I Googled (at End.com) seem to be dead. Does anyone
have a copy of the WebMate bundle, an alternate url to download it, or a
suggested replacement?
Thanks!
jon
/RR (http://responserequested.com)
Hi,
Today I attempted to use the latest revision of the Latex bundle.
Unfortunately, it seems that for some reason typeset and view has stopped
working. It errors with a message like:
/tmp/temp_textmate.S1T12b:3:in `require': no such file to load --
The rest of the latex bundle seems OK. So, does anybody know what is going on,
or should I try to work it out?
Thanks for any ideas.
Using TextMate 1.5.7 under Tiger (10.4.11). I have a Finder window
open and sorted by modified date/time. If I save a file in TextMate,
the Finder window does not automatically update - I have to click on
the file once and then the window re-sorts. This does not occur if I
save the same file using TextEdit, for example. I do not use Atomic
saves.
Is this a known issue under Tiger? Does Leopard solve this problem?
Why would TextMate behave differently than TextEdit in this case?
Hi All,
I'm writing a bundle for gnuplot[1], and I've run into some difficulty
with a small snippet I'm trying to write.
What I have so far is this:
for [${1:n} ${2:=} ${2/(in)|(.+)/(?1:"":\:)/}] $0
and what I'd like to have is something more like this:
for [${1:n} ${2:=} ${2/(in)|(.+)/(?1:"$3":$3\:$4)/}] $0
The conditional expansion seems to work ok, but unfortunately the
placeholders inside it don't appear.
Can anyone give me any pointers, or tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Cheers,
Matt
[1]: github.com/mattfoster/gnuplot-tmbundle
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Ok so I am making a new bundle of snippets and everything was working
great, had it installed on my laptop and iMac. I then did an svn to
track the changes....still runs on my iMac but it mentions the plist
is corrupt so I am unable to install it anywhere else. Not sure what
happened as I am not used to the bundles yet. I looked at the plist
file and it looks weird....but still runs on my iMac, where I made the
bundle.
any ideas why this happened?
Hi.
I have a little problem with the blogging bundle. Running the category
command (cat <tab>) gives me the message "Received exception:Too many
return values. Only one allowed. No categories available!".
Other functions, for instance uploading works. Does anyone have an
idea what this could depend on? I am running agains Blosxom with XML-
RPC.
Regards,
Lars.
Recently the Perl "Run Script" bundle command stopped working for me.
The error I'm getting is
-e:2:in `require': no such file to load -- /Applications/TextMate.app/
Contents/SharedSupport/Support/lib/tm/executor (LoadError) from -e:2
Normally this type of error goes away when I update my Bundles or my
Support folder, but it appears that I'm up to date:
$ cd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Support/
$ sudo svn update
At revision 10740.
Help?
ok, hello there, I used textmate for a while with "found on the internet"
licence, but now I decided to really buy it (and I really did), so now I
think its OK to post some feature request or questions here :)
first feature request I have is something simmilar to the "Tidy" function in
HTML bundle, only with C. There is a program called indent, thats on every
Mac OS X distribution in /usr/bin/indent, that does exactly that. This can
be used to "tidying up" the C code..
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When I use Edit Each Line In Selection (alt-command-A) on very long
selections, TextMate seems to crash.
As a silly example:
for i in 1 2 3 4; do for j in /usr/bin/*; do echo $j >> test; done; done
paste -d ' ' test <(python -c "for n in range($(wc -l test | grep -oE
'[0-9]+')): print 'is a file' ") | mate
This file looks like:
/usr/bin/BuildStrings is a file
/usr/bin/CpMac is a file
/usr/bin/DeRez is a file
/usr/bin/GetFileInfo is a file
/usr/bin/IPMITool is a file
/usr/bin/ImageUnitAnalyzer is a file
...
On my system, this has 3752 lines. Say now that I have it open, I want to
change this into just the list of executable names: BuildStrings, CpMac,
etc. The best way to do this would probably be to do a find-and-replace;
that's really easy, in fact. But it's not the first thing that popped into
my head. Instead, I tried to do it like this:
- Rectangular-select the /usr/bin/ part on every line and delete it. That
worked fine.
- Select every line (command-A) and go into edit-each-line mode, to delete
the "is a file" part. I can go into the edit mode okay, but as soon as I hit
backspace, TextMate becomes unresponsive, its memory usage skyrockets, and
basically nothing happens until I kill it.
Is this a known problem? Why is edit-each-line mode so memory-intensive?
It's not a major issue, since the workaround is in fact easier than this way
of doing it, but still....
(Why was I trying to do this in the first place? Well, my file looked like:
error sending to joe(a)example.com: SMTP connection disconnected
error sending to bobdobalina(a)example.com: SMTP connection disconnected
...
and I wanted to get the list of emails out.)
