Hello,
With the actual code of LateXCommandCompletions.rb, it's impossible
to use
"alt esc" in a general context ( other than \ref{} or \cite{} )
example
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\input{essai}
\in .... alt esc nothing !
\end{document}
I need to add fileExt = "" at the beginning of the file
LateXCommandCompletions.rb
But I lost LateXCommandCompletions.rb after the recent update 1.5.8
and today after the install of GetBundles and an update of the Latex
Bundle.
I would like to know if my solution is fine and how to manage my files
to avoid problem after any updates
Thanks
Best Regards
Alain Matthes
I am very intrigued by the TM SQL features, namely, running a
arbitrary SQL command in the editor, as well as the browser. So far,
reading the help, I see I have a small connection window in which I
can enter in the usual host, user, pass, and database name.
The trouble is, I do not want to open my databases up to remote
connections. Almost always they are allowed access from localhost.
Most ISP's are not going to allow access from some other host as well,
not to mention, if you do not have a static IP, you are going to be a
moving target anyway.
What are my options at this point? I have a ssh/ftp/sftp type
connection in which TM is opened against it, and I can save right back
to the server. The sql stuff happens locally on the server.
Any way to integrate that type of connection with TM's sql tools?
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Greetings!
I have been using TextMate for nearly three years. I just recently switched
jobs and purchased a new MacBook. I've been using the 30 day trial for about
a week - planning to purchase my key soon.
Despite using TextMate with PHP for so long, I haven't ever used the PHP
bundle.
This evening I downloaded it - tested it for a while - but found it to make
TextMate very unstable. I'd select the bundles menu to try out each PHP
bundle, but every second or third time the app would freeze for a few
seconds, then crash.
My console indicated: 'unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x15c29800'
right before the crash.
I tried removing textmate and deleting the php.tmbundle from
/library/application support/textmate/bundles/ then i reinstalled textmate
and tried everything again - same result.
So, I removed it for the second time (and also the bundle in
/library/application support/textmate/bundles/) -
Now, when looking at my console and working on a php file, I see many
instances of "didn't find rule named source.php" -
This ticket: http://ticket.macromates.com/show?ticket_id=8D6BF285 concludes
that "That error indicates that you deleted or disabled the PHP bundle and
are working with HTML files (with embedded PHP)."
I really liked the php bundle, but I'd hate to turn an 'always stable' app
to 'incredibly unstable' ... so, I'd be satisfied with relying on my own
snippets... but I am concerned with the error that I am still getting in my
console.
Is there anything I can do to completely remove that bundle?
I don't want to purchase a key until I get this issue worked out. I'm not
sure how to proceed, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Alex
dear all,
I've had some problem making up a clear subject line and stil am in
doubt whether I've succeded. What I'm trying to achieve is the
following.
My documents have often various tables and charts embedded via the
\input{table_file}
command.
While explaining my tables/charts I'm mentioning actual numbers in my
text. Is it somehow possible to create a list of numbers in my latex
document and have them called via a reference in my text? This would
enable me to run a somewhat related scenario in my numbers and udpate
both my tables with numbers and have all numbers changed in the text
as well.
I was thinking this should be possible while using \labels, \ref but
for the moment can't stretch my mind to find a solution.
Thanks for any reply,
Gert
Hello, I use DropBox to sync files on more than one machine. Can I
symblink the TM app support dirs to DropBox and use it to sync that
data to more than one machine?
DropBox does not support rsrc forks, so that seems to be the limiting
factor.
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Scott
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Hi,
I just switched to Textmate to write my R scripts and I admit outright
there are many features of Textmate that I do not master yet. I am
confident I'll enjoy this new environment to write my R scripts.
I have a small problem though. I was looking forward to the ability to
send lines or the selection to R.app without doing cut and paste, as I
used to do with my other text editor.
But when I do this using the R bundle's "shift-option-command-R"
keyboard shortcut (or using the command from the Bundle's menu), my
selection is preceded by a setwd() to the folder where my script
resides. Except that often my working directory was set at the
beginning of my script to be elsewhere than where the script resides.
I am curious: why was this considered advantageous in the first place?
And second, can it be disabled (and how)? Also, can one change the
keyboard shortcuts? I do not use R from Terminal, so I'd like to
switch the keyboard equivalent to something that is less demanding on
my fingers, say control-R or command-R.
Thanks in advance,
Denis Chabot
On Mar 29, 2009, at 5:00 AM, textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com
wrote:
> On the other hand one should ask why one needs the behaviour you
> mentioned. One can do this also in a doc associated to Rdaemon.
> Remember the Rdaemon doc is NOT a time-linear console, it's still an
> editor window, thus you can run code, go some lines back, run an other
> command, press ?Z for undo, correct the command, delete unused stuff,
> etc.
> In other words why are you using two windows?
> See: http://www.bibiko.de/TM_R_ex01.mov as na?ve example.
Thanks for the information and the example. As I say, maybe what I
need to do is learn a new way of thinking about how to use R
interactively while writing and testing code, rather than just
expecting the same kind of behavior as found in a different editor.
Kieran
Hi all,
Can the Rdaemon bundle can behave in a way that's similar to ESS in
Emacs (or as near as possible given that TextMate doesn't do split
windows and frames, etc). What I want is to have an R file open in one
window (associated with the R bundle) and an R session created under
Rdaemon open in a second window. I write R code in the R file and, as
needed, send chunks of it over to the R session where they are
executed. This is the standard way of working interactively with R in
Emacs/ESS. You can select code chunks and execute them in an R process
running inside a buffer. The code is echoed in the R session when you
send it over, together with any errors or output, etc.
In TextMate, I can have an R file open and an R session running in
Rdaemon, which is great. I can select code and use "Send Selection to
Rdaemon", but it works in the background (or rather, with a progress-
meter message box). The code executes properly, but it and its output
are not echoed in the open Rdaemon window. Once the code has been
executed I can step back through the code in the Rdaemon window using
the line-by-line code history. But what I want is to see code chunks
(and their output) inside the Rdaemon window as I go. Is this possible?
I realize it's somewhat unfair to ask TM/Rdaemon to behave just like
Emacs/ESS and yet still be TM. It's just that now that TM's LaTeX
bundle is so solid, having Rdaemon able to behave in this way would
mean I could stop using Emacs ...
Thanks,
Kieran
This might be a bug or a feature. But me and a friend of mine both have this
annoying "setting" that allows the caret to move to wherever i click the
mouse in TextMate. Even if I click an area after/outside my line of text.
The caret will also move to the right, just like I'm inserting spaces, if I
navigate with the arrow keys to the right. This wont actually insert spaces,
it just looks like it.
It looks like I'm using some "free caret position" setting, that I don't
want. Any ideas here?
Thanks in advance.
/Richard
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