Hi,
if I'm using tm_dialog showing a NIB with enabled close button (red
button), how can a script controlling the NIB be notified about that
event?
E.g. the GetBundles script: It makes usages of some threads. If the
user closes that window these threads should be killed safely. I only
can do this by defining a separate button sending this event to the
script and disabling the red close button.
Any suggestions?
I do not know whether this would be a way but maybe one can overwrite
the 'close' method within tm_dialog which sends a message to stdout
before calling super::close.
--Hans
hi
I've got two pretty arcane bundles I work on extending most days and
use at home and work. As they are into useful shape, I 'm beginning to
share with others.
My question: What is the simplest source control system that plays
well with textmate (and preferably with get bundle) and is public but
free (i.e., not setting this running on my own server)?
What public servers do people use/recommend?
What's the story with using the tm bundle repo?
I looked at http://bundleforge.com/ but couldn't see how to use
that to host a bundle...
I like most things google: does google code integrate with
textmate and allow synching of code changes?
Is there a workflow that people have for keeping more than one machine
synced and for sharing the bundle with others? (export a clickable
link so other users can download and stay updated to the newest version)
tim
Hi,
I've been using wikidot (free wiki service with a lovely syntax, lots
of nice auto-generate features, and googles ads etc)
Before I reinvent the wheel, Anyone made up a grammar for their
version of wiki markdown?
Timster
Regarding TM's adherence to unix philosophy, it seems weird to
me one cannot execute a command in background. Setting output to
"Discard" is supposed to do just that, while it actually freezes TM
until command exits. This virtually rules out any long running command
in TM.
I know "Show as html" will behave that way, but it's more a (ugly)
workaround. I'd like to see it fixed or at least a "Discard and close"
option added.
Thank you,
Federico Galassi
I have set up the Blogging Bundle to work with my Movable Type
installation, and it mostly works, but I don't appear to be able to
assign tags to a post (whether the tags already exist or not).
When I fetch a post, it includes the tags. But even if I then edit
this list (add or remove), the changes are ignored.
Is this a known issue? Is there a fix? I would love to be able to
post from TextMate, but it's a pain to then have to log in and edit
the tag information...
Thanks!!
Fletcher Penney
--
Fletcher T. Penney
fletcher(a)fletcherpenney.net
My theory of evolution is that Darwin was adopted.
- Steven Wright
Thanks for your help with my last query Hans.
I am now having problems getting my Flash classes to compile. They are
in the regular directory, when I compile my SWF using Flash everything
compiles fine. However, when I compile using MTASC classes from my
class library don't import (I get unknown variable error messages).
I've set my classpaths in the mtasc.yaml like this:
classpaths:
- /Users/alicolling/Library/Application\ Support/Adobe/Flash\
CS3/en/Configuration/Classes
- $(UserConfig)/Classes
But it still won't work.
If anyone has any suggestions I would be really glad to get on the
road compiling from textmate :)
Thanks,
Alistair
my full mtasc.yaml is:
///////////////////
# Name of your output file:
swf: prelaunch.swf
# Name of your main class:
app: OceanaPreLaunch.as
# Folder/URL/file to open when compilation succeeds. Use 'textmate' to
preview in TextMate:
# preview: textmate
#preview: reference to automator app that clears log file and
launches swf
preview: /Users/alicolling/Library/Scripts/dbgOceana.app
# SWF Header:
player: 8
width: 800
height: 600
fps: 31
bgcolor: FFFFFF
# Optional, use it if you have a custom version of MTASC (i.e: HAMTASC):
# mtasc_path: /Users/your_name/bin/mtasc
# Optional, use it to send additional MTASC parameters (i.e: -strict)
params: -main -mx
# If you want to use XTrace (included with the bundle)
# trace: xtrace
#
# If you want to use Console.app (see <http://bomberstudios.com/2007/03/14/how-to-use-consoleapp-for-flash-debuggi…
>)
trace: console
#
# If you want to use 'tail -f'
# trace: terminal
#
# If you want to use a custom function for tracing:
# trace: com.namespace.to.your.trace.function
# Optional, include as many classpaths as you need:
classpaths:
- /Users/alicolling/Library/Application\ Support/Adobe/Flash\
CS3/en/Configuration/Classes
- $(UserConfig)/Classes
# - /Users/your_name/Documents/mtasc-1.12-osx/std8/
# - /Users/your_name/Documents/mtasc-1.12-osx/std/
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The new action command is giving me the following error:
deadlock 0x38cde0: sleep:S - /Library/Application
Support/TextMate/Support/lib/ui.rb:84
deadlock 0x346fc: sleep:F(1049) (main) - /Library/Application
Support/TextMate/Support/lib/ui.rb:86
tm_dialog: no property list given
/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Support/lib/ui.rb:86:in `read':
Thread(0x346fc): deadlock (fatal)
from /Library/Application Support/TextMate/Support/lib/ui.rb:86:in
`load'
from /Library/Application Support/TextMate/Support/lib/ui.rb:86:in
`menu'
from /Library/Application Support/TextMate/Support/lib/ui.rb:81:in
`popen'
from /Library/Application Support/TextMate/Support/lib/ui.rb:81:in
`menu'
from /tmp/temp_textmate.lvQNXx:5
Any ideas? TIA, Mark
hi,
just wondering if anyone has written a command to renumber the
${1:var} items in a snippet? I find myself doing this quite often when
developing a new snippet and it is a bit tedious.
Ideally, the command would allow you write a snippet like this
${n:not sure${n:about} the ${n:order) ${n:yet ${n:but that no longer
matters}}
and have the command turn it into
${1:not sure${2:about} the ${3:order) ${4:yet ${5:but that no longer
matters}}
as well as coping with
${1:not sure${2:about} the ${3:order) ${n:oops, added this!} ${4:yet
${5:but that no longer matters}}
-->
${1:not sure${2:about} the ${3:order) ${4:oops, added this!} ${5:yet
${6:but that no longer matters}}
Hey.
Where does the extra information come from for the Macromates bundles?
Also, any chance of adding a link to the GitHub project for all those?
I'd also really like to inclue some really basic html into the
descriptions of my bundles.
I'd especially like to get a few images into my more visual bundles.
So, how hard would it be to convert the more-info thing into a webview?
And where do I actually add those descriptions?
For GitHub bundles you could parse the README files for the bundles
like GitHub does.
— thomas Aylott @ subtleGradient
