(Mac OS 10.6.7 ; TextMate by macromates.com)
I’ve installed Fletcher Penney’s Markdown/MultiMarkdown bundle in ~/
Library/Application Support/MultiMarkdown. But when I try the Preview
command in TextMate, I get the error
/bin/bash: line 11: multimarkdown: command not found
The multimarkdown command is installed in /usr/local/bin which
TextMate has in its PATH variable. The command line also knows
multimarkdown is there.
What am I missing?
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Good morning,
I'm using TextMate with and Mac OSX Snow Leopard.
In the Ruby Bundle, ^B Left one character works just fine...
However, ^F Right one character doesn't...rather than moving right one character the following message is displayed: "NOTE: Gems latest_load_path is depreciated...".
I checked 'Select Bundle Item' list but could not find ^F entry...
I'd appreciate help.
Thank you
I am something of a newbie to Textmate. When I try to compile with the Latex
Bundle, I get the following message:
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The current PATH is:
/usr/bin
/bin
/usr/sbin
/sbin
/usr/local/bin
/usr/X11/bin
Please add the directory containing “kpsewhich” to PATH in TextMate's Shell
Variables preferences.
Alternatively, the PATH can be retrieved from Terminal but this requires a
relaunch: Set PATH and Relaunch.
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I saw that there were users on this list who had encountered similar
difficulties, but I tried some of the suggested solutions, and they didn't
seem to work.
When I launch the alternative path, it creates a new path which is exactly
the same as the previous path. I would be grateful for any help with this. I
can't seem to figure out how to get this to work, despite numerous attempts.
Thanks in advance for considering helping me out with this.
Best,
Miguel
Dear Sirs,
Amy update on the below request.
Regards,
Janardhan Shivarudrappa
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From: Bits Software [mailto:sales@bitsonline.co.in]
Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2011 12:13 AM
To: 'textmate(a)lists.macromates.com.'
Subject: License clarification
Dear Sirs,
I had purchased the Textmate product to on my client behalf Sourcebits
Technologies P Ltd. I wanted the license to be registered in my client name
itself.
But when I purchase the software the mail was saying that the owner is
sales(a)bitsonline.co.in. could you guy help me out on registering the license
name in my client's name.
I have purchased 6 Lic of Textmate which was purchased yesterday.
Please help us out on this.
Regards,
Janardhan Shivarudrappa
Bits Software Online
Ph 9632227977
Dear Sirs,
I had purchased the Textmate product to on my client behalf Sourcebits
Technologies P Ltd. I wanted the license to be registered in my client name
itself.
But when I purchase the software the mail was saying that the owner is
sales(a)bitsonline.co.in. could you guy help me out on registering the license
name in my client's name.
I have purchased 6 Lic of Textmate which was purchased yesterday.
Please help us out on this.
Regards,
Janardhan Shivarudrappa
Bits Software Online
Ph 9632227977
>
> (1) Add a feature that gives the option to redirect Bundle error messages
> to
> either a tooltip, or a new document .
> (2) Add a feature that allows you to click on a Bundle error message, and
> see it automatically jump to the offending line in the original document.
> (i.e. error message at line 700). This could be done by providing an error
> parser regex (perhaps bundle specific), so if the error regex matches, it
> grabs the line number from the error output, and jumps to that specific
> line
> number in the original document, making it easier to edit the document!
These features are already in TextMate. You can edit the bundle to redirect
error messages to a file (if it is a shell command use 2</dev/null, etc).
Unfortunately it isn't as easy as it could be to redirect stderr to a
different place than stdout (like the output dropdown in the bundle editor)
so this may not be feasible for you.
For number 2, the PHP bundle does it when you press validate and it detects
an error. You can take a look at that bundle to see how they do it. The
command is Validate (ctrl+shift+v) and it goes to the first line with an
error.
Brandon
Hello!
Sometimes, some bundles that I run, generate a lot of error messages (i.e.
repetitive error messages about a bad CSS format that I'd like to ignore
temporarily for now). The tooltip is bigger than the screen.
I'd like to edit the Bundle for "Html Tidy" to redirect all error messages
into a separate document, instead of a tooltip. How do I edit it? I'm not
familiar enough with Ruby to make that 1-line edit necessary (I think one of
you Ruby pro's can spend 30 seconds teaching a Ruby newbie like me! I
appreciate it.)
Thanks!
Mark Rejhon
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Hi Folks,
I found some free time today and couldn't think of anything better to do[1]
than trying to extend the life support of Edit in TextMate.
* The result is available on GitHub[2].
* The bundle uses SIMBL[3], so install that first.
* Install to `$HOME/Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins/`.
* If you installed the old input manager, remove it.
It has seen an /incredible/ lack of testing, but I used it a handful of times
and it didn't set my computer on fire.
So far I've seen work with TextMate, TextEdit and Xcode, and /not/ work with
Safari.
Feedback, bug reports and patches welcome, and apologies in advance if I don't
get around to responding quickly at the moment.
Cheers,
Martin
[1] Well apart from a bath actually, but after that.
[2] https://github.com/mkhl/edit-in-textmate/
[3] http://culater.net/software/SIMBL/SIMBL.php