Not sure what I've done to make this happen, but in the last day or so, ⌘T or Go to File has stopped working. I haven't edited any bundles recently, updated any bundles or any such activity.
Any ideas?
Adam Merrifield
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I just updated my D compiler on Lion. Now when I run a C++ program in
? (not a D program!) I get the following:
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Support/lib/tm/process.rb:194: warning: Insecure world writable dir /Users/chuck/dmd2/osx in PATH, mode
040777
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Chuck Allison
> Was hoping there was an environment variable to get a list of the open
tabs in a project. Is this possible?
You can look at the environment variables by enabling the Bundle
Development bundle. Go into the Bundle Editor, and click on Filter near
the bottom. Check the box next to Bundle Development. Now go to a
document and press shift+ctrl+command+p. That should pop up a tooltip with
all of the environment variables. Someone please correct me if I am
mistaken and that is not all of the environment variables.
There is also this thing called TMTOOLS which supposedly hacks in a some
extra functionality...but rather than go that route you might just bide
your time and see if a future update possibly provides the features you are
looking for.
Brandon
Hi.
I installed the TxMt sass bundle from sea of clouds but despite adding the
path to html2haml in my .bash_profile & the shell variables preference in
TxMt when I try to run `html2haml` I get:
`/bin/bash: html2haml: command not found`
This on 10.6.8 & ruby-1.9.3.
Any help appreciated.
Cheers,
Phil...
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Ok, so what is the latest way to get updated bundles? I've been using
GetBundles, but now when I try to use it, it just spins on "updating
TextMate support" or just any action. I can't get it to do any updates.
I used to just do:
cd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
svn up
but I had thought I read that bundles are moving to Github, so that command
isn't quite the right way.
So... what's the new and improved method to update bundles?
(one for example - I'm trying to see if there's a Rails bundle update that
has updates for Rails 3.1)
Thanks!
Is it possible to have a language bundle inherit foldingStartMarker and
foldingStopMarker from another? e.g. having the Ruby on Rails bundle using
the folding rules from the Ruby bundle.
Hi, I'm korean.
I'm very poor at english, but i have one question.
Why didn't parsed this ?
#ifdef
if(condition) {
#endif
#ifdef
}
#endif
int test_func() //TextMate didn't parsed this function.
{
...
}
}
Hi.
I'm trying to install the plugin in the Rails bundle & TxMt throws this
error:
`/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/Ruby on
Rails.tmbundle/Support/bin/list_plugins.rb:27:in `join': can't convert nil
into String (TypeError) from
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/Ruby on
Rails.tmbundle/Support/bin/list_plugins.rb:27:in `'`
There's very little info on Google (I have successfully installed Edit in
TextMate in /Library/InputManagers & it's owned by root:admin) so I wondered
if anybody had had similar problems.
Cheers,
Phil...
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>
> But that's because I chmod'd a couple of Cache directories in /usr/local/
> to
> 777 so they could be writable to by apapche 2.2. I don't think that can be
> the cause because I did the same in /opt/local/ where my working copy of
> perl is & TM returns any output from any script fine if I supply the
> correct
> shebang line `/opt/local/bin/perl`
I recommend changing the group of those files to Apache's group ('www' on
OSX I believe) and making the files group writable but not writable by
everyone. It's safer that way.
Hi, all.
I've just started to use TextMate & I'm wondering how to get it to recognise
the Ruby version I use.
I've altered my $PATH in TM's Prefs to reflect the change, Terminal shows:
[Mon Nov 14 20:00:55 dobbin@darkstar:~ ] $ which ruby
/usr/local/rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p0/bin/ruby
but running the example script even with a shebang line returns this:
#!/usr/local/rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p0/bin/ruby
RUBY_VERSION # => "1.8.7"
data = %w[one two three four five]
results = data.select { |n| n[0] == ?t } # => ["two", "three"]
Any help appreciated.
Cheers,
Phil...
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