I have a .bib file with entries formatted like this:
@Article{Calenge2006, title = {The package adehabitat for the R software:
tool for the analysis of space and habitat use by animals},
journal = {Ecological Modelling}, volume = {197}, pages = {1035}, year
= {2006}, author = {C. Calenge}}
Instead of manually clicking/hitting return, is there a more automated way
to format the code. The result should be:
@Article{Calenge2006,
title = {The package adehabitat for the R software: tool for the analysis of
space and habitat use by animals},
journal = {Ecological Modelling},
volume = {197},
pages = {1035},
year = {2006},
author = {C. Calenge}
}
Thanks
R
Hi
How do I activate completion of code in Textmate?
I have the software as try out, downloaded and installed the EE bundle.
The docs say I can complete tags by using tab.
But tab just moves my text or cursor to the right, no autocompletion.
When using the drop down menu in bundles the function works, so the bundle
in itself works.
Thanks for answering.
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Using the same R script, I generally run the code in RStudio and edit the
code in TextMate. I have been using version control in RStudio for quite
some time. I would like to connect TextMate to the same repository.
Therefore, I can can commit changes to the R script in both RStudio and
TextMate. The repository is offline. How can I connect TextMate to the same
repository?
Thanks
I posted this on the tex.stackexchange a few days ago, but figured this might be another path to consider. Here is my issue:
This is a recent development, and I'm not sure what I've changed to make this happen… other than setting `TM_SUPPORT_PATH` to `~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Managed/Bundles/Bundle Support.tmbundle/Support/shared`.
I had to do that a month ago to get LaTeX files to compile (another mystery, since it previously compiled without issue). They seem to work fine now, but when I try to create italics (or bold, underline, etc.), TextMate spits back the error:
> Failure running “Italic”.
>
> Italic: line 4: toggle_style.rb: command not found
This same error occurs when I try to invoke other scripts contained in the LaTeX bundle (Tidy, anything invoking texMate.py). All of these seem to rely on `TM_SUPPORT_PATH` in the script, and yet none of these scripts resides within the shared directory… They're all in `~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Managed/Bundles/LaTeX.tmbundle/Support/bin`.
I could solve this problem by changing the path in all of the scripts to a `TM_LATEX_SUPPORT` path, or by moving or linking all of the scripts to the shared directory… but this doesn't seem like it should be necessary. Any ideas on what I may have broken?
Dustin Wheeler
mskblackbelt(a)me.com
Hello, I'm interested in sending custom commands to the rmate session in
the server. I think I can manage some ruby, but C is another story.
In particular, I'm interested in sending commands to execute: for example I
would want to be over a class name and with a key combination send
something like "run\r\n"+ "/find/and/send/to/rmate MyClass", so rmate will
run this as an OS command. I can manage getting rmate in the server to
understand and run the command, but I don't know how to make Textmate to
send such a command.
Is this something that can be done today?
Thanks!
Jose
The minimum width of a TextMate window seems quite wide, at over 500 pixels
on my machine. This is over a third of the width of the screen on a MacBook
Air.
Is there a way to support windows narrower than 500 pixels?
I can't see anything in the document or mailing lists or GitHub issues
list, other than a mention that the status bar now has a minimum size:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.textmate.general/35919/match=status+…
This pull request may also be related:
https://github.com/textmate/textmate/pull/793
Is it possible to hide the status bar, or remove some of its components to
make its minimum size smaller?
If there's not a user configurable setting to support narrow windows, is
there a hard coded setting in the code that I could override for my local
build?
My environment:
TextMate: most recent alpha build from the website -- 2.0-alpha.9419. Same
behaviour when built from the latest source (2.0-alpha.9420+git.e49504a).
Mac OS X: 10.8.3
MacBook Air 13"
Hello,
I have Textmate Version 1.5.11 (1635). How can I configure Textmate that it
Auto-Indents with IF THEN etc..?
So, like this:
IF lVariable=true
Do This
ENDIF
How can I tell Textmate to add 3 spaces before the "Do this" command?
Thanks!
Patrick
