Has anyone else noticed that if you do a project search and get matches in
files (e.g. minified JS) that have very long lines, when you scroll past
those lines the app gets super bogged down, sometimes to the point of
needing to be force-closed?
I would have figured this would have been fixed by now but maybe it's
something peculiar to my setup. Please advise.
Thanks.
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Is there a 'defaults' option to disable atomic saves in TM2?
I host all my code on linux VM's on an ESXI server
Usually I mount them via AFP, but Im ditching this now in favour of Samba
Since moving to SMB/CIFS, I'm finding TM2 is now frequently complaining
that it cannot save a file due to 'Resource Busy'
When this happens, even restarting TM2 doesn't fix it, I have to restart
the Samba service on the server (which isn't a great solution)
I think it may be somehow related to atomic saves, so Id like to disable
those (given that I still have git to protect any aborted writes)
Thanks
Hello,
when I am in a situation where I have identically named files in different directories open in TextMate, then the displayed path in the title bar doesn’t update to reflect the currently selected tab. Is this intended?
For example
> mkdir t
> cd t
> mkdir foo bar
> echo foo > foo/baz.txt
> echo bar > bar/baz.txt
> mate */baz.txt
leads to a situation where it is impossible to see whether I’m currently editing baz.txt in foo or bar, see http://www.maven.de/pics/tm2_path_bar.png vs http://www.maven.de/pics/tm2_path_foo.png .
I would have expected the title bar to reflect my currently active tab.
Thanks,
Daniel.
Is it possible with snippets to make a first option selection determine the choices displayed for a subsequent option?
An example would be with choosing version numbers, choose a major version number, then constraining minor version number based on the major version number selected.
So ${1|2,3,4|}.${2|<list here should be dependent upon first selection|}
Thanks,
John Joyce
I'm assuming somebody else has noticed.
But calling it out anyway.
Saving via command s no longer works in the bundle editor window.
Saving does work via the File menu.
