Sometimes I would like to make a substitution/search or whatever only on a
part of the file, but textmate doens't bother too much if I select
something, neither there are options to do it.
I'm sure there is a way to do it, any help?
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In Bill's defense, I have long had this problem with the Finder. If I
create a file in Textmate but assign it no extension, a blank document
icon is assigned the file and the default application -- no matter how
hard you try to change it through the Finder -- to open the file is
always TextEdit.
As many people have pointed out, this is indeed a Finder problem, but
it makes it no less frustrating for users who do not wish to have
extensions on text files. (In the old days, wasn't that what the
resource fork was for? And wasn't the promise of the modern OSes to
dispense with the file extension system?)
john
Greetings to everyone,
How is it possible to compile a small program via short-cut. Until now
I've used apple-cmd+R (RUN/Compile via xCode) in my .m files
(objective-c). Via command usually I do something like this:
Angel:Fraction atma$ ls
Fraction.h Fraction.m main.m
Angel:Fraction atma$ gcc Fraction.m main.m -o Fraction -l objc
Angel:Fraction atma$ ./Fraction
5 / 10 = 0.5
0 / 0 = 0
Angel:Fraction atma$
Best regards & thanks in advance
Panagiotis (atma) Atmatzidis
email: atma(a)convalesco.org
URL: http://www.convalesco.org
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Guys,
Which screen recording software do you usually use to record TextMate
screen casts?
Best regards,
Mathieu
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Skype: mathieu_godart
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ASIC Integration Manager
Coolsand Technologies
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I'm glad to see I'm not the only one trying to do this and
encountering this issue.
Unfortunately, your solution didn't work for me. I was able to install
the older port okay, and `port installed` shows that I have in fact
installed screen 4.0.3_1, and `which screen` shows that I'm running
the binary that I expect to be running, but still I get "mate: failed
to establish connection with TextMate."
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Brian
Hi,
when I want open a file from within TM I mostly want to open a file in
the vicinity of the current file.
So is there a way to have the open file dialog open with the directory
of the current file displayed.
adi
Well I rewrote my little script in Ruby and have had mostly success,
but I need some help escaping things properly. Here's what I'm having
trouble with:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
arg = STDIN.read
arg.chomp!
arg.gsub!('\\', '\\\')
arg.gsub!("\'", '\\\'')
arg.gsub!("\"","\\\"")
arg.gsub!('\`', '\\\`')
system("pointfree \""+arg+"\"")
This is intended to enclose text selected in TextMate in quotation
marks, and then escape all of the following characters within the the
quotes, and then use that as the argument to pointfree. What's wrong
with how I'm doing it?
Sorry for all of the questions,
Ian
I've just started using Textmate and know very little about it, I was
wondering why the svn-commit.tmp, Regular Expression (Oniguruma), Regular
Expression (Python), Release Notes and Strings File are in the languages
list since they seem to do nothing.
They appeared after installing the Subversion bundle along with a few other
languages.
Thank you for your help.
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I get the following error running a ruby program in Textmate, but it works
fine running it from the command line. The program creates a lot of strings,
and slightly reducing this just slightly makes the error go away.
I get this in Textmate
...
2 DATE 11 Jan 2001
at top level in 3 TIME 15 at line 56
1 RIN 13
but this on the command line (which is correct)
...
2 DATE 11 Jan 2001
3 TIME 15:56:49
1 RIN 13
Oddly, if I "puts s.reverse" in textmate, I get the right output too
(reversed of course:). I also don't get the error if I print to a file,
rather than printing to the Textmate output window (and I'm only printing
out a very short segment of text from the program).
s = f.to_gedcom
puts s #output window copy gives the error (before
File.open).
File.open('/tmp/xx.txt','w') { |fd| fd.print s } #file
copy is correct
puts s #output window copy gives the error (and also
after File.open)
So is there a heap or stack size issue running ruby from textmate? Any other
guesses at what is happening? It does it under Ruby 1.8.6 and Ruby 1.9.1.
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Hey everyone,
I'm experiencing very annoying trouble out here. My font rendering is kind
of blurry when it comes to dark backgrounds. Here's a screenshot using
Swyphs II color theme. My rendering is on the top of the screenshot,
author's is at the bottom, after the red line.
http://berkana18.com/screen.jpg
Font smoothing in system perferences is set to 'Automatic', and i'm on
Leopard, 23" ACD.
Any ideas, anyone?
Thanks in Advance.
Aleksandr.
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