TextMate May 2010

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64 discussions

Ruby On Rails Stack Trace in TextMate like when starting a Ruby Script?

by StuFF mc

Hi, I just discovered the coolness of Running a Ruby script from within Textmate. The unreadable Stack trace suddenly is readable and has amazingly cool hyperlinks to the exact line. I once saw in a Railscasts episode a Rails Bundle allowing to have such hyperlinks in the browser, but I could never keep up with which version and it broke all my other environment. Any recommendation / direction for something as cool as the stack trace of a simple ruby file. At the same time let me ask you how I could have a "debugger" in ruby (on or sans rails) or javascript could break into textmate. Cheers, and hello, since this is is my first post here.

13 years

interpreter failed problem with Perl

by Alan Goodwin

Greetings, I'm a TextMate newbie, so this may be a duhhh, but... I wrote a little a Perl script as a command. The first line of the script is, as you might expect, #! usr/bin/perl. The command works perfectly as long as my TM doc has not been saved. As soon as I save the doc, running the command prints "interpreter failed: No such file or directory." This sure looks like a path issue, but what changes when I save the file? Any help is much appreciated. - Alan Goodwin

13 years

LaTeX bundle: support for import package

by enas

Hi list, I'm currently in the process of rearranging and cleaning my thesis files. My chapter files are arranged in subdirectories, and I've decided to change the \include{path/file} occurrences in my main latex file to \includefrom{path/}{file}, so that I don't have to give the absolute path for every single included file or figure in "file.tex" (for example, changing the name of "path" would involve a tedious search and replace procedure in "file.tex"). This command is provided by the import package (along with the \import command, which is the \input counterpart). For example, if I have a file "path/figure.pdf" that I want to include in "file.tex", I would normally have to do \includgraphics{path/figure.pdf}, even though "file.tex" is itself in the "path/" directory. That's not neat, and quite unpractical indeed. Including "file.tex" using \includefrom{path/}{file} instead allows to circumvent this issue, and allows to use \includgraphics{figure.pdf}, where figure.pdf is resolved in "path/". Anyway, this is an preliminary for those who wouldn't know what the import package is for. So, my question is, would it be simple to make the LaTeX bundle cooperate with \includefrom and \import too just as it does with \include and \input? For example, I find it very frustrating not to be able to use "Open included item" command, but I didn't find any simple way to extend the functionality of the bundle in that direction. Thanks, enas

13 years

xltxtra as xelatex indicator

by Gildas Hamel

How do I add 'xltxtra' to the xelatexIndicators in LaTeX 2? The xltxtra package alone loads fontspec and xunicode in the right order. Thanks for any pointer. -- Gildas

13 years

Textmate's bundle Insert Scratch Snippet steals accented S (Ś) character shortcut

by Adam Strzelecki

Hello, Application shall not bind ⌥letter or ⇧⌥letter shortcuts as those are used to type accented/special characters on various keyboard layouts. TM follow this rule with one exception "Insert Scratch Snippet" that binds to ⇧⌥S which makes typing Ś (accented S) impossible in my case. I believe this is a bug and this keyboard shortcut shall be corrected to i.e. ⇧⌃⌥S. Filled at: http://github.com/textmate/textmate.tmbundle/issues/issue/1 Regards, -- Adam

13 years

CPU eating Textmate/Skim bug

by Nicholas Cole

Dear List, I have a strange bug to report. Using 10.6.3, Textmate and Skim together (via the LaTeX bundle) seems to trigger a nasty bug in OS X. As far as I can tell, it is triggered when skim reloads a changed PDF file, but I haven't been able to completely reliably find out exactly what triggers it. At first I thought it was to do with the pdfsync functionality, but then I noticed it could be triggered simply if the files changed. Whatever is causing it, once triggered any new process on the machine will use up 100% of the CPU. The only way to get things back to normal is to log out of the user account and back in again. I realise that this is a very sketchy bug report - I'm posting it here in the hopes that someone else has run into it and has managed to work out exactly what is causing it better than I have. I'm not even sure if the fault lies with skim or with textmate or with the latex bundle. Best wishes, Nicholas

13 years

Editing DocBook

by Dan Steeves

In GetBundles I see two for DocBook (one by Brian Hogan, the other by weppos), is one better than the other? Is TextMate the best editor to use for DocBook XML on the Mac, if I'm new to DocBook? Thanks. Dan

13 years

regex search and replace without opening dialog

by Steven McDonald

Hi I have recently started using textmate, and like it very much, with the exception of the search and replace, which I find rather awkward. from vi and emacs I am familiar with being able to specify the search and replace strings from a command line like, for example in vi I would %s/OLD/NEW/g which replaces OLD with NEW throughout the entire file. OLD can also be a regex In texmate you essentially always have to bring up the find/replace dialog if you want to use regex expression. for simple find/replace you can use the cmd-E to put the current selection into the search field, but there is no easy way to put a replacement text into the replace field. If the replacement text happens to be some where in the file you can find and select it and shift-cmd-F into the replace field. But this is all very long and awkward. Am I missing something or is the a easier way to use the find and replace in textmate, without having to bring up the dialog box all the time. seems a lot of key strokes with shift cmd, option, tabs, returns etc compared to my familiar s/regex-find/replace/g thanks Steve

13 years

JsDoc comments folding + Keyword highlight

by wodory

Dear guys I have two questions. These looks piecs of cake... however, I cannot solve it. :-( 1. Folding JsDoc-Toolkit comment As you know, JsDoc-toolkit (and the similar auto-document-generation tools) creates document with the comment as below: /** * Description of constructor. * @class Description of class. * @constructs */ Sometimes, the comments are too long to review the codes, I REALLY wanna fold them. So I add rules to grammer like that: foldingStartMarker = '(^.*{[^}]*$|^.*$[^$]*$|^.*/\*(?!.*\*/).*$)'; foldingStopMarker = '(^\s*\}|^\s*\)|^(?!.*/\*).*\*/)'; Unfortunately, it's just working as below: /** * Description of constructor. * @class Description of class. * @constructs */ Colud you tell me how I can fold the original jsdoc comments with space? 2. Highlight Keywords. The framework I use has a object, $Class, so I wanna highlight this object as keyword. However, it's impossible because of "$" even I add this keyword into the grammer file. I use a escape character and Regular express format, it doesnot working. Please give the advice to highlight a string with "$". Best regards. -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/JsDoc-comments-folding-%2B-Keyword-highlight-tp285194… Sent from the textmate users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

13 years

LaTeX2 bundle and Biber?

by Charles Turner

Hi all- Not that I couldn't figure out how to make this work, but is there any current facility for substituting Biber for Bibtex in the LaTeX2 bundle? (or, I guess, the original bundle?) If not, any thinking on the right way to do this; or should I just start hacking? ;-) Thanks! Charles

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