Hello there,
I was following the instructions on this page to check out all bundles for TextMate using SVN:
http://wiki.macromates.com/Main/SubversionCheckout
When I issued this command:
svn co http://svn.textmate.org/trunk ./
Encountered the following error message:
svn: Can't create directory '.svn': Permission denied
Would appreciate it if someone could offer me some assistance.
Happy programming,
Unnsse
Mountain Lion introduces a small bug in the synchronization
with Skim. I post here a temporary workaround for those who might
be interested and future reference.
Inside Skim>Contents>SharedSupport there is a small bash script,
displayline, which uses osascript to pass some info to Skim.
Apparently, Mountain Lion changed the way variables can be
passed to an AppleScript, so the following patch should
be applied:
lines 42,43,44 of displayline are
-e "set theLine to $line as integer" \
-e "set theFile to POSIX file \"$file\"" \
-e "set theSource to POSIX file \"$source\"" \
and they should be modified as follows:
-e "set theLine to ${line} as integer" \
-e "set theFile to POSIX file \"${file}\"" \
-e "set theSource to POSIX file \"${source}\"" \
(just add curly brackets in three places).
With this modification the command Typeset
in LaTeX should work again. This workaround
was suggested by Christiaan Hofman.
Enjoy
Piero
Hi All
There's a great new blog entry from James Gray on the TM2 Layout engine http://blog.macromates.com/2012/the-layout-engine/
In TM2, comments in source code are set to wrap, even on no-wrap lines. But the defaul wrapping is to stay to the right of the comment start.
This leads to lines like the one I append below :-)
You can fix this to your pleasure, and learn about Style settings.
Goal: Set comments to wrap, not under their start column, but, say, with a 20-char indent from the left margin of the code in the line
[12:43pm] timbates:Infininight: you are the master of assumed knowledge: Which match, where?
[12:43pm] Infininight:that one
consists of two parts: a match and a format string
The match string counts out the characters you want to wrap to. In the default case, all the way out to the comment char and any spaces immediately afer:
match = '.*(##?)\s+';
Then the format just blanks all the non-white-space characters
format= '${0/\S/ /g}';
The wrapping for source lines is in the Source bundle, under settings. There are settings for all the difference comment characters... Pity this isn't munged into one, but anyhow...
All I had to do was set match
match='^ *.{5}';
This now wraps the long comments to a left margin equal to the indent of the line plus 5 more characters
Here's an example
http://pastie.textmate.org/private/uyfbafdeaepyxn5o2otpw
Here's an example of what I wanted to fix
long source linelong source linelong source linelong source line # thin
comm
ent
that
is
very
hard
to
read
:-)
Happy TM-2 ing!
I've googled this and found no help.
I'm using Textmate 2, and since I installed it I get this behavior: control-K correctly kills (cuts text from the cursor until the end of the line) but control-Y does not correctly yank that text back. Instead, I always get the string "TODO" as the yanked text.
I've pulled up the bundle editor, but I can find no bundle that is overriding the control-Y key. (Nor the control-K key).
Any suggestions how to get the original behavior?
---Nathaniel
Hi.
At work we have AFP-mounted shared folders.
I can open files in TM2 on these no problem, but when attempting to save I get:
The document "XXXX" could not be saved.
Atomic save: Invalid argument
No console messages that I can see.
I'm using Version 2.0 (9090) on OS 10.7.4
Any ideas?
Thanks very much,
Alastair.
Not sure how often the performance issue has come up yet, can't find much about it in the archives except a mention that the file browser might make trouble. So please excuse me if this has already been discussed and I just missed it.
TM2 really is slow. I get heavy CPU spikes on various occasions; switching tabs, bringing focus to the application, saving etc. This gets really bad and it takes seconds to perform actions. At times it eats 100%+ CPU for minutes and is hardly responding.
Also, memory usage/management isn't that great. The amount of memory used constantly climbs, closing stuff doesn't help. (Working with a few files leaves me with 500 MB memory used, even after closing all editor windows).
It's almost impossible to work with it.
I know, this is alpha and stuff, but I'd really like to put TM2 to the test and just can't. I've used it at work for some time now but had to stop because it severely slowed me down. (Who tests this in their free time? ;-))
Is this just me? I see nobody else complaining.
I constantly get this behaviour and if there's anything I can do to help debug or profile, let me know.
– Matthias
TM1 used to remember the fold status of my documents. I'd close a
document leaving most of it folded away apart from the sub I was
working on, then it would be easy to pick up from where I left off
when I re-opened the document.
It doesn't seem to remember the fold status any more. Anyone else seen
this behaviour?
It's not critical, it just bugs me every time I open a document I
folded neatly away.
--
Justin C, by the sea.
Hello
I have 3 revisions of TextMate: 1623, 1631, 1635 on my OS/X 10.6.8
I believe that TextMate1 is up-compatible, so I would like to discard older
revisions. How to do it keeping "Open with...TextMate", and other system
features unbroken.
TIA
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This seems to have been introduced in build 9147. I do a "find in files"
(⌘⇧F). It seems to find all occurrences but the line numbers shown are
incorrect so when I click on one of the matches it opens the file but
positions the cursor in the wrong place.
I'm running OSX 10.7.4.
Curt
