Hi all,
I was wondering if it was possible to adjust the font line spacing in
TextMate? i.e. the amount of horizontal whitespace between each line of text
in the editor window.
Cheers,
Diego
Linux user for 10 years. Bought a Mac six months ago. Bought TextMate
5.99 months ago. Wrote a novel (most of a first draft) with Vim in
LaTeX compiling to PDF. Plan to write one during NaNoWriMo using
TextMate; using Markdown that compiles through LaTeX to PDF (and also
compiles to EPUB). First Post here. Enough. Staccato. Typing.
Howdy.
Presently, I've modified Kitabu (github) which gives me a set of rake
tasks that do this just fine. I'd rather drink the TextMate kool-aide
and create a Bundle that does what I want. I bought Scrivener (the
document project tool), but it's not quite my style---I don't like the
text in RTF, don't like how it manages content under the covers. I
probably shouldn't care about that, but I did write a novel in LaTeX.
Published an unwieldy Sci-Fi milieu "mock encyclopedia" in LaTeX, too.
So, I'm used to under the covers. :-)
Looking at the assorted bundles, I noticed the TODO bundle has some of
what I want (ability to display output via pop-up screen like word
counts). But, I'm looking for some sort of tutorial or guide to
creating a bundle. Maybe my googler isn't working and I just couldn't
find it when I went looking.
BTW, stoked that PmWiki is the wiki engine; been using it for six years.
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"We cannot determine the character or nature of a system within
itself. Efforts to do so will only generate confusion and disorder."
Boyd
Hello,
is it possible in Textmate to use autoindet to format programming code?
E.g the code
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with timeout of 86400 seconds
set theList to {"Mac OS:Users:malte:Movies"}
repeat with nItem in theList
set Ordner to nItem
tell application "System Events"
set these_files to (every file of folder Ordner whose name extension is "avi")
end tell
repeat with i from 1 to the count of these_files
set this_file to (item i of these_files as alias)
set this_file1 to (item 1 of these_files as alias)
tell application "Finder" to set fileName to name of this_file
set this_info to info for this_file
set quelldatei to Ordner & ":" & fileName
tell application "QuickTime Player"
open file quelldatei
end tell
end repeat
repeat with i from 1 to the count of these_files
set this_file to (item i of these_files as alias)
tell application "Finder" to set fileName to name of this_file
set this_info to info for this_file
set zieldatei to "Mac OS:Users:malte:Movies:mov_version:" & fileName & ".mov"
set quelldatei to Ordner & ":" & fileName
tell application "QuickTime Player"
save window fileName in file zieldatei
close window fileName
end tell
tell application "Finder"
delete file quelldatei
end tell
end repeat
end repeat
say "fertig"
end timeout
is changed by my program to
with timeout of 86400 seconds
set theList to {"Mac OS:Users:malte:Movies"}
repeat with nItem in theList
set Ordner to nItem
tell application "System Events"
set these_files to (every file of folder Ordner whose name extension is "avi")
end tell
repeat with i from 1 to the count of these_files
set this_file to (item i of these_files as alias)
set this_file1 to (item 1 of these_files as alias)
tell application "Finder" to set fileName to name of this_file
set this_info to info for this_file
set quelldatei to Ordner & ":" & fileName
tell application "QuickTime Player"
open file quelldatei
end tell
end repeat
repeat with i from 1 to the count of these_files
set this_file to (item i of these_files as alias)
tell application "Finder" to set fileName to name of this_file
set this_info to info for this_file
set zieldatei to "Mac OS:Users:malte:Movies:mov_version:" & fileName & ".mov"
set quelldatei to Ordner & ":" & fileName
tell application "QuickTime Player"
save window fileName in file zieldatei
close window fileName
end tell
tell application "Finder"
delete file quelldatei
end tell
end repeat
end repeat
say "fertig"
end timeout
Is there any way, that Textmate could do this for other languages?
best regards
Malte Christian
Hi gang,
What I'd love is to be able to use a single TextMate project to hold all txt
files opened from the finder.
Is there a way to tell Finder to Open With TextMate and add to an open
project? Or to just add a new tab onto the existing project? Instead of TM
just opening up a new window for each file...
Or is there a way to tell TextMate, through a bundle or some other way, to
receive newly opened files into the currently open project?
Thanks hugely,
Chris
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Hi All,
Apologies if this isn't the right place to post this questions!
I have recently installed textmate on the advice of 'Ruby on Rails Tutorial Learn Rails by Example' : http://railstutorial.org/chapters/beginning#top
I am up to the part where you open a file for the first time using Textmate with: mate Gemfile
This works and opens up the relevant file but all of the code is black - there is no differentiation between comments, variables etc it is just a page of plain text.
I have tried changing the themes but that simply changes the background colour vs the text colour but doesn't help distinguish between the different code elements.
In the tutorial everything is highlighted as per a proper code editor but I just cannot find how to do this - please help!!
I am sure it is something incredibly simple that I am not doing but I've watched some tutorials and searched through the help and on Google but still no luck.
Any help will be very much appreciated!!
Thanks
Matt
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Hey has anyone experienced problems with textmate running a ruby file
against RVM set to 1.9.2. The "Command R" runs ruby code, but I noticed it
is running 1.8.7 (based on the errors I get when I try to run something
specific to Ruby 1.9, such as the symbol short cut for hashes...)
x={a: 1, b: 2, c: 3}... Does not work
But the ruby 1.8.7 short cut
x={a, 1, b, 2, c, 3}.... Does work.
Is there a preference setting in Textmate that tells it to use which Ruby
interpreter?
Thanks
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