Hi all,
First of all, loving TextMate it's great.
Running Mac OS X 10.6.2 Snow Leopard.
I'm getting this error when I use the Fetch Blogs command from the blogging bundle:
dyld: lazy symbol binding failed: Symbol not found: _rb_intern2
Referenced from: /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Support/lib/osx/plist.bundle
Expected in: flat namespace
dyld: Symbol not found: _rb_intern2
Referenced from: /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Support/lib/osx/plist.bundle
Expected in: flat namespace
I recently upgraded my default SL ruby installation to v1.9.1, following the instructions at http://hivelogic.com/u/692. I could previously use the blogging bundle, and I think this may have been what caused the problem.
I have reverted the contents of /usr/local to a backed up copy, and now I'm running the default SL ruby 1.8.7. Unfortunately I still get the same issue.
Hope you can help.
Adam Sharp
Email: adsharp(a)me.com
Web: www.adam-sharp.net
Hi
I can't seem to get Select Enclosing Brackets shortcut to work anymore.
Works fine when I select it from the Edit menu.
I thought it could be a bundle conflict, but I've turned off most
bundles to try to hunt it down and still no luck.
Hoping for some advice on resolving this.
Thanks
m.
I noticed that some bundles are removed from the TextMate svn repo.
Is there any thing we have to do or keep in mind?
Is there a way to get all the bundles just like I've been doing with
the current svn?
Maybe Allan is blogging on this any time soon? I can't find any
official word on that.
- Wil
Hello,
is there a way that textmate can detect the used language (german or
english). Normally I write in german and now when I type english
everything is underlined. With a right click tm tries to correct in to
a german word.
Thanks in advance
--
Christian
-Because I'm the CEO, and I think it can be done.-
Steve Jobs, 2005
Hi,
while writing the GoToLastEdit plug-in I thought about to have a Xcode
template which set up a general TextMate plug-in.
Attached is such a template.
To install it simply download it, decompress it, and copy it e.g. into:
/Developer/Library/Xcode/Project Templates/Application Plug-in
Then launch Xcode, choose "New Project" > Category "Application Plug-
in", and enter an unique and adequate name.
You can then simply build it and restart TextMate. Hopefully you will
find a new menu item "ExamplePluginMenuItem" in TM's Window submenu.
If you invoke it, the plugin will reload all bundles, add a bookmark
to line 1, and show an alert with some information.
The template creates a basic skeletal structure based of the chosen
project name with a NIB containing the menu item definition. In
addition you will find in the header file a number of TextMate methods
which could be useful as dummy declarations to avoid compiler
warnings. After the build process the plug-in will be copied into ~/
Library/Application Support/TextMate/PlugIns.
Please note that this template will only work with TextMate 1.x, and
it's set up as 32bit universal against SDK 10.5.
I tested it on some Macs, but only for 10.6. In other words feedback
in welcome as usual :)
If it turns out that this template is useful and works I'll upload it to
http://email.eva.mpg.de/~bibiko/downloads/textmate
If someone has further ideas how to enhance the template I'd be
appreciated to get any suggestions.
Hopefully have fun.
Best,
--Hans
Hi,
I just discovered an issue when trying to compile documents with TeXlive 2009 on a Mac with latexmk.pl enabled in the bundle preferences. Although a document had several errors, like undefined commands, the compile window didn't display them and pretended that it could compile the file normally.
The reason seems to be that, with the new TeXlive version, the different outputstreams of pdflatex (and xetex) are not correctly identified any more. After some debuggung, the following helped:
In latex.tmbundle/Support/bin/texparser.py, line 226 needs to be changed to:
(re.compile('This is (pdfTeX|latex2e|latex|XeTeX)') , self.startLatex),
In the old versions, it read "pdfTeXk" and "XeTeXk".
Maybe this fix helps others as well. It took me a while to figure out that it was just the missing "k" causing so much trouble ;-)
Bye,
Stefan
Working in ASP.NET MVC I am mostly a front-end dev and prefer to code in
TextMate but the files for the spark view engine are .spark even though the
vast majority of the content of these files is HTML -- I want TextMate to
treat these as HTML so that I can use standard TextMate HTML commands and
bundle features.
How would I go about doing this?
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Dear Textmate Users,
I am working on a Mac OS 10.6.1 with textmate version 1.5.7. I have a
specific .txt file on my Desktop which I frequently open to put in
some text. How can I define a keystroke/key combination such that this
specific file is open and shown on top of all other open applications?
Is this even possible? If so, is this a Mac-kind-of-thing or can this
be achieved with textmate? With "System-Preferences -> Keyboard ->
Keyboard Shortcuts" I could not get this to work.
Cheers,
Marius
Started going through the process of learning Textmate today. I was doing some HTML locally and noticed when previewing the page the images aren't loading. Is there a setting somewhere that I'm suppose to check to display images in preview mode?
Hi,
I'm using the 1510 build and since the 10.6.2 update, the textfield just stays empty.
I can open files, save and edit them but i don't see any content.
Can somebody help me with this?
kind regards,
cryptix
