Hello,
When I invoke the "Documentation for Package" command of the Latex
Bundle, I get the Packages Browser and My Packages, but clicking on the
links in the packages browser does not open the linked pdf documents.
The path to the help documents seems to be ok: Inspecting the elements
(eg the mhchem package yields the correct path to the document
(/usr/local/texlive/2013/texmf-dist/doc/latex/mhchem/mhchem.pdf).
Could the path to the Document viewer (DocView.sh) be broken ?
Greetings, Christof
Occasionally I will get TM2 into a state where "find in folder” and "CMD+T"
will be missing files in their search scope.
Unfortunately, I don’t yet have a series of reproducible steps that cause
this condition. However, for CMD+T at least, I’ve found that repeatedly
hitting CMD+T will “recover” the ability to locate all files in the folder
that’s open.
Some other points of interest… From reading the docs it seems like this
could be related to
http://manual.textmate.org/projects.html#effective-folder and it’s
interaction with the fact that I have “single click to open file” enabled.
Have any other users experienced this? What sort of debugging information
would be useful?
Thanks
Am I the only one who can't get .tm_properties files to *do* anything?
For example, as a test I created this:
[ *.asciidoc ]
spellChecking = false
tabSize = 4
fontName = "Georgia"
fontSize = 18
softTabs = true
I figured if I open an asciidoc file I should be able to tell if it's suddenly Georgia 18. I don't actually *want* that setting, I just want to see that .tm_properties is functioning! But it isn't. I've put this file in my home folder, in the project containing folder, all over the place. But nothing is changing. m.
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OS Version ist OS X Version 10.9. (maveriks). The file was php
Hi,
I have tried to reproduce using simple actions, like modifying the file
using vi, but the problem does not happen. I occurs only when using
subversion.
To reproduce I perform this steps:
· I edit a file with textmate. This file is in a linux machine and I use
samba to access it from TextMate.
· I update the file using subversion (svn up <file name>. Subversion merge
this file with changes of my coworkers.
· I close TextMate and I reopen it. We do this because with former versions
of textmate we had problems, we lost changes of other coworkers when we
undo our changes in texmate.
· I see the file in TexMate. The file is incomplete. The last lines are
lost. If my coworkers deleted lines, then I have extra binary 0 characters
at the end of the file instead.
subversion version 1.6.17
TextMate version 2.0-alpha.9497 (downloaded few days ago)
OS Version ist OS X Version 10.9. (maveriks). The file was php
Regards,
2013/12/13 Allan Odgaard <mailinglist(a)textmate.org>
>
>> On 13 Dec 2013, at 18:15, Jesús Baquedano wrote:
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>> > if I open a file with text mate 2, I modify the file from outside and I
>> > reopen the file with text mate, text mate does not load the entire file.
>>
>> That shouldn’t happen. Can you provide more detailed steps to reproduce?
>>
>> See e.g. https://github.com/textmate/textmate/wiki/Writing-Bug-Reports
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On 12.12.2013, at 00:46, Allan Odgaard wrote:
> This is because TM2 is more flexible in how words are defined so it
> needs to lookup scope settings for each character when collecting the
> list of words.
Autocompletion (e. g. of labels or of references) has become so slow for me that I now insert labels and references by hand again. And autocompletion was one of the killer TextMate features for me. That's not a good sign, and I hope that optimizing the new autocompletion implementation will get priority.
Because if people tend to rely on the feature less, it doesn't matter that in principle, the reimplementation of autocompletion is more powerful than the TextMate 1 incarnation. I'd rather have a less powerful, but faster and more reliably feature than one that is aggravatingly slow.
Max
I’m trying to save a latex template. I a .tex file, I pressed temp+TAB which
gave the following message:
"You need to create the directory /Users/rossahmed/Library/Application
Support/LaTeX/Temp|ate/ first and
populate it with your favorite LaTeX template files before using this
command”.
I followed the instructions in the message, but if I press temp+TAB again, I
just get the same message.
How can I get templates to load?
Thanks
Ross
When editing a C file, when I type `{` Textmate will add a matching `}`. If
I then press RETURN I get two new lines where the `}` is on the second and
the cursor is correctly indented on the line in between.
I have been working on a Scala bundle, and when I do the same in Scala, I
only get one inserted line with the cursor sitting just before the `}`.
Is there some setting that I am missing to get this behavior?
I have two examples where TM2 is slower compared to TM1.
1.
I think this has been mentioned before but TM2 takes significant longer
time to syntax highlight large files compared to TM1. An example is this
file from the D standard library:
https://raw.github.com/D-Programming-Language/phobos/master/std/datetime.d
It might be a bit extreme, it's around 34 000 lines of code. If I open
that file and then jump to the end of the file. It takes TM1 around 5
seconds until the code has syntax highlighting. In TM2 it takes around
15 seconds.
2.
TM2 is also slower on auto completion for some files. Here is one example:
https://github.com/d-widget-toolkit/dwt-mac/blob/master/dwt/widgets/Display…
If I put the cursor at line 2111 at, type "o" and press escape to do
auto completion. In TM1 I immediately get a result. In TM2 I get a
result after around 3 seconds.
Is there anything that can be done to increase the performance in these
two areas?
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