I think I might have asked this one a few years ago, or perhaps on IRC, not sure, but is there a way to get TextMate (or any app for that matter) to use DigitalColor Meter as opposed to color picker?
Adam Merrifield
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Hello
We would like to buy two Textmate licences but we can't pay by VISA card (it doesn't work on your site).
Is it possible to make a bank-to-bank transfert ?
Kind regards
Loïc YANNOU
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Hi
Switching over to Textmate for Latex projects. I realize that I don't understand setting the master file (which does all of the \include's).
I have an issue of trying to use more than one computer to work on a single latex project. I use dropbox to keep computers sync'd.
Let's suppose I have an identical directory structure, down from the home area:
/User/homeareafirstcomputer/dir1/dir2/ ---> where all of the .tex files are, including master.tex
and on the second:
/User/homeareasecondcomputer/dir1/dir2/ ---> where all of the .tex files are, including master.tex
If I identify master.tex in one computer with the shell definition TM_LATEX_MASTER of either:
1. ~/dir1/dir2/master.tex
or
2. master.tex
Then secondcomputer cannot find the master.tex.
If I identify the variable TM_LATEX_MASTER as
1. /User/homeareafirstcomputer/dir1/dir2/master.tex
then, of course secondcomputer looks for it in that absolute path and can't find it.
If I show info on the master file in the project file drawers, it insists on checking the Save as absolute path box.
How can I use this feature for a project that's shared among computers? I'm surely missing something simple...
thanks
Ray
After recent updates to bundles, cmd-[ and cmd-] now skip to a word or
phrase instead of indenting left or right. Since I use the indenting feature
a lot, I want to undo that change. Alas, I don't know what bundle did it.
Actually, it's only a guess that a bundle is responsible.
I would appreciate some help with how to track this problem down (and reset
the keystrokes). Using the menu command instead of the keyboard is a real
pain in some undisclosed location.
--Lewy
Dear all,
I opened a file I recently worked on [.R] and realized that there is a blank/new line every other line. So instead of ...
a b c d e
f g h i j k
l m n o p
... I have ...
a b c d e
f g h i j k
l m n o p
I must have accidentally hit some key combination before I save the file. Is this possible? Is there any simple way to undo this? Going through by hand and even with find next + replace it's tedious.
Cheers,
Marius
Jenny wrote:
> It works now, thanks, Allan!!!! Edit in TextMate is so much better than QuickCursor.
Ditto for me. It wasn't enough to re-install the TextMate bundle and use the Install... feature; I had to reconcile the various versions and fix permissions as Allan recommended.
> Typical, I would say. When you do something, you do it right.
If I had to choose between a new TextMate version or this supportive email list, there'd be no contest. Thanks again for the fix!
jon
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Hello Everyone.
I'm working on a bundle for Assembly for the 8051/52 family. I wanted to add
some simple indentation, example:
RSEG TAGS
TAGS1: MOV A,@R1 ; after this line indent all the following
MOV B,@R0
RET ; after this line decrease indent
JMP $
I tried this code for the indentation rule:
{ decreaseIndentPattern = 'RET|END';
increaseIndentPattern = '*\:';
indentNextLinePattern = '*\:';
}
But it doesn't do the job.. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks in advance!
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I'm trying to run rails tests using the RVM gemset instructions here:
http://beginrescueend.com/integration/textmate/
When I run a unit test I get the error:
[31mgit://github.com/sferik/rails_admin.git (at master) is not
checked out. Please run `bundle install`[0m
Running "bundle install" results in nothing, as that gem has already
been installed.
I noticed that a file I was working on was suddenly four times its original length — its content had been quadruplicated! I also noticed that whatever I changed in the first copy affected the others, even after I emptied out the file and started typing fresh.
After a relaunch, everything’s back to normal, but… what the heck was happening? Is it the rapture?
Video demo: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/25234/textmate-dupe-lines-what.mp4
