> in TM2 I have the problem that the dialog that says
> "LaTeX Watch: Compiling document" never disappears.
> If I force quit the Cocoadialog things work just fine,
> but it is annoying to have to force quit
> the process every time I Watch a new document.
My workaround is preventing TM from starting the dialog.
I don't really have an idea of what I'm doing but commenting out the
following lines for the watch document command in the bundle editor
seems to kill the dialog while keeping the rest of watch document
alive:
#nice -n 20 CocoaDialog progressbar --indeterminate --title 'LaTeX
Watch' --text 'LaTeX Watch: Compiling document' </dev/console
&>/dev/null &
#progressbar_pid=$(jobs -p %%)
#disown %%
watch_script_opts="--textmate-pid $PPID" # --progressbar-pid $progressbar_pid"
When I selected Go > Current Document (Cmd-Ctrl-R) in TextMate 1, it would highlight the current document in the file list, expanding any folders as needed.
In TextMate 2, it still works this way — *IF* the folder containing the document is already expanded, so all it needs to do is scroll. If the folder is not expanded, TM2 opens the folder, so the drawer now only shows a subset of the project I'm working on.
Example:
> folder1
v folder2
file1
file2
> folder3
If I am editing file2 and press Cmd-Ctrl-R, the highlight moves to file2, correctly.
In the case where folder2 was not expanded, though, I would see this after pressing Cmd-Ctrl-R:
file1
file2
…and I would no longer be able to access folder1 and folder3 from the file list without using the dropdown at the top. I would also no longer have an overview of the SCM status of the entire project.
How can I set TM2 to work the old, non-annoying way, where it just expands folders as needed and doesn't change the root?
Thanks
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John Yeates
Since updating to r9064, if I make a selection, hit Cmd-F and hit Find All, I am shown matches for the whole project rather than just matches in the selection (despite the dropdown being set to Selection).
Pretty sure this was working in the previous release :)
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John Yeates
Hi,
I do not know if this request was already mentioned, if so please ignore this message ;)
Example: If I'm searching for something project-wide, I select "Project Folder" for item "In:" - fine. Then I close the Find Panel, I'm working on some stuff, then I'd like to look for another string, I set the "find string" via ⌘E and then I press ⌘F. Ok - but "Find Panel"'s "In:" selection felt back to "Document", thus I've to re-select my last "In:" option to "Project Folder".
Could this behaviour be changed in such a way the user's last selection for "In:" will be stored persistently like for "Ignore Case" etc.?
Thanks a lot for TM2!
--Hans
Hi,
in one folder, I have the following .tm_properties, to hide folders with
derived files (.o etc.):
myExtraExcludes = "lib,glnx86,glnxa64,maci64,win32,win64,x64"
excludeInFileChooser = "{$excludeInFileChooser,$myExtraExcludes}"
excludeInFolderSearch = "{$excludeInFolderSearch,$myExtraExcludes}"
I believe (but am not certain) that worked for build 9005 or something
around there, but with 9007, I see all of these folders (and TM2 is
crawling, which may indicate that it watches the files in these
folders). Should this work as shown?
Christopher
TM2 looks really great: Although it's still alpha I use id for my work - php
web
developement.
I noticed that the Symbol list (right side in the bottom
status bar) can't be sorted by name. Would be nice to have sorting back.
Thanks, Lars:)
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When using TM-2 with a C source file, if I type an open brace, I get a
matching pair of braces. If I then press enter, I get an empty line above
the closing brace and the cursor is properly indented.
However if I do the same with a Java source file, there is no blank line
above the closing brace and the cursor is sitting in front of the closing
brace.
Is there some setting or tweak to the java language grammer that is
necessary to achieve this behavior? It works correctly in TM-1.
Thanks,
Curt
Hi. I have two different, but related, issues.
First, how does one execute a single line / selection in shell mode? I've enabled enhanced terminal usage. Script (cmd-R) executes fine, but on the entire document. The Textmate Manual direction (http://manual.macromates.com/en/shell_commands) to use ^R for a line or selection does not produce any results other than a forward slash.
Second, has anyone solved the "execute line / selection" issue in the Python bundle? (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1775954/using-python-3-1-with-textmate). Again, can run an entire script just fine, but line/selection functionality appears broken and returns the following.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/tmp/temp_textmate.QffC1S", line 19, in <module>
stdout.write(exc)
TypeError: argument 1 must be string or read-only character buffer, not list
I'm working on a MBP running Snow Leopard with most recent version of TM. Am hoping I am just missing something obvious, but have spent a few (fruitless) hours googling and searching the mailing list.
Am new to Textmate (couple of months) but already convinced it is an ideal editor for me. The R, Latex and Sweave bundles are nothing short of remarkable. Any help or directions to solutions would be greatly appreciated, and would make what is already a great tool, almost perfect.
Cheers
Charlie
