hey,
i have a strange problem with file renaming in the file list:
right-clicking the file, "rename"
if i than want to open the renamed file, textmate will still try to
open the file with it's old name ... so: double click on the renamed
file opens an empty tab with the old name. the only chance to
workaround this problem seems to be restarting textmate.
in the screenshot i tried to rename "Args_tr.php" to "TArgs.php" but i
have no chance to open "TArgs.php" without restarting TextMate:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/peh32zkltd56ukn/TextMate-Rename.png?dl=0
i am not sure when this error occured the first time for me, but it
must got broken during some of the recent betas ... i am currently at
TextMate version 2.0-beta.5.3 on Yosemite
thanks!
harald
When and how is the “First Line Match” setting of language grammars
considered?
In my experiments it doesn't seem to have any effect at all: For
example, I'd like TextMate to use the RSpec grammar for all *.rb having
a first line matching '.*spec_helper.*', but it seems to always use the
Rails grammar instead (even for newly created files). I suspect TextMate
remembers some kind of manual override – if so, how can I reset this
override? Is there any way to see (debug) how TextMate choses the grammar?
Just spotted a little bug in macro recording, whereby it doesn't seem to
record undo operations.
1) Copy some text into your clipboard
2) Start recording, type something, paste clipboard, undo that, then stop
recording
3) When you replay the macro it applies to clipboard paste but ignores the
undo
Not a show stopper, but I recorded quite a big macro today and it threw me
for a while
Cheers
Has the ranking code for ⌘T changed recently? Im on v2.0-alpha.9561
I've noticed recently when I try top quick open "view.php" its instead
ranking "review.php" at the top, with "view.php" 2nd.
There are no files open when I attempt this, although Ive been working on
review.php the past few days, so I wonder if theres some meta data which
boosts the rank according to recent usage?
Thanks
Thank you for reemphasizing that. I missed it the first time since the time had past, but if I do it again I hope to remember to look in Transmit folder.
Greg
> On Nov 4, 2014, at 4:00 AM, textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com wrote:
>
> Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2014 14:23:54 +0200
> From: George McGinley Smith <george(a)gsgd.co.uk <mailto:george@gsgd.co.uk>>
>
> Yeah, not sure about Transmit, but with Cyberduck they are not in
> application support, but some weird temp folder which is why I suggested
> opening another file to see where it ended up.
>
> On Sat, Nov 1, 2014 at 4:04 AM, Greg <web(a)web.knobby.ws <mailto:web@web.knobby.ws>> wrote:
>
>> I looked in TextMate but forgot to look in Transmit folders. Nothing there
>> now (Application Support>Transmit), but maybe next time.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> From: George McGinley Smith <george(a)gsgd.co.uk <mailto:george@gsgd.co.uk>>
>>
>> You might also find that the files are still on disk somewhere (I know
>> CyberDuck keeps them on disk).
>>
>> Try opening another file and then the file drawer and you might see it's
>> still there.
>>
>> On Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 2:22 AM, Allan Odgaard <mailinglist(a)textmate.org <mailto:mailinglist@textmate.org>>
>> wrote:
>>
>> On 31 Oct 2014, at 1:03, Greg wrote:
>>
>> I?m writing Ruby scripts for a Raspberry Pi (RPi) using TextMate
>>
>> v2.0-beta.1. The RPi is on my network and I?m accessing the files via
>> Transmit (OS X FTP GUI program). From Transmit I open, edit and save the
>> files. However I just opened the ReadMe.tm created by GitHub, did some
>> editing, saved and closed. I hadn?t seen that I had received a notice from
>> Transmit that I didn?t have permissions to modify the file, but the changes
>> were gone (RPi is slow).
I've been experimenting with some ideas for enhancing editing of code,
particularly Ruby and JavaScript, but this query is more general. I'm
writing scripts in Ruby and quite happy with ruby18 if it has to be that.
Can I get scope information from within a script? I realise that a scope or
list of scopes can act as a kind of guard for whether a script is
activated. But once a script is running can it take a look at the results
of the various scope definitions applied to the current code file?
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skype: rdrake98
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If I click on a TextMate window to select it and the tries to adjust a
split view divider (file browser or output view) the window moves
instead of adjusting the divider. I doesn't always happen but sometimes
it does.
I'm using TextMate beta5 on OS X 10.9.5. I made a screen recoding of the
behavior:
[1] https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7UtafxGD9vEU2RPZHhXYlRCenM&authuser=0
--
/Jacob Carlborg
My "Paste Document / Selection Online…" command isn't working (TM2 2.0-beta.1). I haven't used it in awhile so not sure when it broke, but it is identical in content to https://github.com/textmate/textmate.tmbundle/blob/master/Commands/Paste%20…
The error I get is:
----
The script failed with the following exception:
NoMethodError: undefined method `[]' for nil:NilClass
At line 70 in ‘TextMate_command.z1Zsvt’ (inside method ‘get_destinations’)
At line 69 in ‘TextMate_command.z1Zsvt’ (inside method ‘each’)
At line 69 in ‘TextMate_command.z1Zsvt’ (inside method ‘get_destinations’)
At line 66 in ‘TextMate_command.z1Zsvt’ (inside method ‘each’)
At line 66 in ‘TextMate_command.z1Zsvt’ (inside method ‘get_destinations’)
At line 213 in ‘TextMate_command.z1Zsvt’ (top level)
At line 13 in ‘detach.rb’ (inside method ‘call’)
At line 13 in ‘detach.rb’ (inside method ‘detach’)
At line 8 in ‘detach.rb’ (inside method ‘fork’)
At line 8 in ‘detach.rb’ (inside method ‘detach’)
At line 212 in ‘TextMate_command.z1Zsvt’ (top level)
I looked in TextMate but forgot to look in Transmit folders. Nothing there now (Application Support>Transmit), but maybe next time.
Thanks
> From: George McGinley Smith <george(a)gsgd.co.uk <mailto:george@gsgd.co.uk>>
>
> You might also find that the files are still on disk somewhere (I know
> CyberDuck keeps them on disk).
>
> Try opening another file and then the file drawer and you might see it's
> still there.
>
> On Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 2:22 AM, Allan Odgaard <mailinglist(a)textmate.org <mailto:mailinglist@textmate.org>>
> wrote:
>
>> On 31 Oct 2014, at 1:03, Greg wrote:
>>
>> I?m writing Ruby scripts for a Raspberry Pi (RPi) using TextMate
>>> v2.0-beta.1. The RPi is on my network and I?m accessing the files via
>>> Transmit (OS X FTP GUI program). From Transmit I open, edit and save the
>>> files. However I just opened the ReadMe.tm created by GitHub, did some
>>> editing, saved and closed. I hadn?t seen that I had received a notice from
>>> Transmit that I didn?t have permissions to modify the file, but the changes
>>> were gone (RPi is slow).
