Howdy;
Finally getting around to tweaking some html snippets, and I'm stuck -
this is what I have:
<li id="${1}"><a href="#">$1</a></li>$2
what I'm trying to accomplish is (replacing the spaces with underscores and
making it all lowercase)
<li id="this_is_a_mixed_case_string_with_spaces"><a href="#">This is a Mixed
case String with SPACES</a></li>
I'd really like to understand how to accomplish this (rather than just get
an answer).
thanks in advance
saul
Hi-
Using Ruby 1.9: ruby 1.9.2dev (2009-02-12 trunk 22259) [i386-
darwin9.6.0].
It's unhappy with the non-ASCII right-double-quotes, left-double-
quotes and ellipsis around line 20 in the command "Typeset & View
(PDF)."
Adding:
# coding: utf-8
On the second line fixes things...
HTH, Charles
Hey there, I've got my Textmate Flex compiling working great with the
AS3 bundle, I'm just wondering if there's a way I can clear
flashlog.txt everytime I compile so I don't have to keep doing this
manually?
Cheers :)
Ali
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Hello,
I'm hoping someone can help. I don't know if I am doing something
wrong, or if there is a bug in the CSS bundle in TM 1.5.8.
For starters, when I open up a blank CSS document and hit opt-esc, the
only option I get is "title 2" (weird that it's not 1). If I'm reading
the CSS bundle correctly, I should get a list including #, *, ., and a
bunch of HTMl tags.
If I enter a selector and curly braces manually, and then hit opt-esc
inside the braces, I get the word "display" inserted. Again, from the
bundle definition (and logically), I would expect a list of CSS
property names.
Finally, if I enter a property name manually, followed by ':' (and get
the automatic ';' appended after the cursor), and then hit opt-esc,
all I get is '--', rather than a list of relevant attributes.
Would someone please help me understand what's going on here?
For what it's worth, I am working with a fresh "pristine" copy of the
"Bundles" directory in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/ out of
the "Pristine Copy" folder.
Thanks,
Avram
"I realized something was wrong when I looked over and saw the mast in
the water." - Dean Barker, Team New Zealand skipper
Hi
Does anyone know is there is a way to preserve syntax highlighting and print in color??
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One annoying issue I have with the projects panel is every time I click on a binary, textmate tries to display a text version of it...if it happens to be a large zip, textmate sometimes crashes.
Is there some way to avoid this, outside of removing all binaries from your project panel?
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Hi All,
I patched the ant bundle as described in a post earlier in January which fixes the build command but the build target command is not working.
After selecting the target text "main" in the build.xml file and then Ant->build target, I get the following error.
/tmp/temp_textmate.9KC3Zv:33: undefined method `attributes' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError)
Any ideas what might be wrong, or maybe there is new bundle I could get?
Thanks in advance.
Is there any way to parse the open document (via regex search) and
return the results as choices for TextMate::UI.complete?
The command might search for "\$TM_\w+" so each time I want to type
$TM_SOMETHING I could get a list of completions built from what I've
typed elsewhere in the document.
I've got a basic TextMate::UI command up and running
<http://pastie.textmate.org/421465>, and as for a parser I've been
using this command: <http://pastie.textmate.org/421473> to complete
stuff thats been indented by 4 tabs (only bummer about this command is
that the document needs to be saved).
I'd love to combine these commands, but since I don't know Ruby I
don't have any idea what to do. (I scraped both those commands off
this list).
Thanks in advance.
I think the problem is "pstricks". If this package is involved, TM
uses automatically "latex" although "pdflatex" is set as default
engine. You can try it with this small example:
\documentclass{scrreprt}
\usepackage{auto-pst-pdf}
\usepackage{pstricks}
\begin{document}
Hallo
\end{document}
The package "auto-pst-pdf" should make using "pstricks" with
"pdflatex" possible but TM doesn't consider this. The only way I
found to avoid this is using the line
%!TEX TS-program = pdflatex
at the beginning of the code.
If there's anyone who has a better idea - I'm open for suggestions.
Am 19.03.2009 um 19:25 schrieb Allan Odgaard:
> On 19 Mar 2009, at 03:21, Gewitterbukk wrote:
>
>> [...] For example when I'm using packages like "auto-pst-
>> pdf" or "pstricks" TM uses "latex" to compile although "pdflatex" is
>> set as default engine.
>
> It tries to be smart, seeing that ‘pstricks’ works with postscript,
> not PDF. But I assume auto-pst-pdf makes it work with PDF or similar,
> and the command should either be even smarter, or not smart at all!?!
>
>> When I try to compile LaTeX-Code for the first time, I get the window
>> which is shown in the screenshot "pic1" attached in the appendix of
>> this mail.
>
> You say “for the first time”, does that mean the error is gone if you
> compile again, or that you resolved the problem?
