Any one know how to set up textmate to use the D compiler? There is a
"Build and compile" single file option, but I am not sure where to tell
Texmate, where the D compiler is...
Hi All,
I'm currently just starting to get into TextMate on my Mac, and E-TextEditor
on Windows. One thing I'd like to be able to do is launch the currently
active ruby file in Ruby at the terminal, as opposed the to the default
"RubyMate". I essentially want a command prompt to open and the following
command to be run: /path/to/ruby "/path/to/current/ruby/file". Does anyone
know of a simple command to do this so I can add to my Ruby "bundle". Note,
I want to manually specify the path to my ruby executable in the command. I
don't want to use the Ruby version bundled with TextMate.
Cheers,
Tom
Hi everyone,
I have a small program that detects
errors and outputs their presence in
a file "error.txt" with the following format:
<Error> found in line 84
<Error> found in line 98
<Error> found in line 129
<Error> found in line 300
<Error> found in line 620
<Error> found in line 1000
I was wondering can I build something (macro? command?)
that will help me navigate through this errors, without
me going manually to each line. Like when textmate displays
errors where you can just simply click on a link to jump to
that line number.
Ted.
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Hi, is there any support in TextMate for PHP's Alternate Syntax?
e.g. Regular Syntax:
<?php
if (1 == 1) {
//Output
}
else {
//Output
}
?>
e.g. Alternate Syntax:
<?php
if (1 == 1):
//Output
else:
//Output
endif;
?>
At the moment, I can't find a way to get code-folding working with the
alternate syntax, and I would also like to be able to set TextMate's TAB
auto-complete to use the alternate syntax.
Tim Mackey
Hi everyone,
I want to write regular expression that
allows me to search for things like:
abc (blah blah blah)
dre (blah blah blah)
but that it only does it if the line does not contain
a % sign
this is what I have so far:
\w+\s+\(\w+\)
Any help appreciated,
Ted
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When I press Option + Escape to use the intelligent auto-complete
functionality of TextMate, the following is dumped to the file I'm currently
editing...
*/tmp/temp_textmate.KzzomC:38:in `<main>': undefined method `to_a' for
"":String (NoMethodError)*
The "KzzomC" string is variable, but the rest is always the same. Does
anyone know how to fix this as it would be really good to be able to get
this functionality working.
Tom
Hello:
I was editing my bundle in the Bundle Editor of TextMate, and I inadvertently hit some key combination that caused my entire bundle to get deleted. The worse part is that I can't seem to be able to restore it!
Where are TextMate's bundle settings stored? I used Time-Machine to restore the preferences file and the bundle package from a back up, but this did not restored it.
Please help,
dZ.
How do I close a file that is open but that doesn't have a tab because
too many other files are open with tabs? These are the files that
appear when you click on the double-arrow to the right of the tabs. I
keep clicking on the window's close button and closing all my files.
(Grrr!)
Ideally, when I'm editing a file, its tab would appear at the top of
the window, displacing some other tab, so that I have an X button to
click and a clearer picture of what file I'm editing. I'm in a habit
of looking at the tab for the name of the file, but it's only
sometimes there. I know it's consistently in the window's title line;
because it's usually in the tab, I'm not making a habit of looking at
the title line.
Thanks for your help!
~joe
