>Did you check for spaces in path to your graphics file? I had a
>similar problem awhile back that was solved by renaming folders, or
>just moving the pdf to the same directory as the .tex document.
>Kyle H. Ambert
>Fellow, National Library of Medicine
>Oregon Health & Science University
Yes the first thing I did was place the .pdf directly in the folder.
>To set LaTeX preferences in TextMate, press ⌘⌥, or select the menu item “Bundles > LaTeX > Preferences…”
>—Alex
Oh how I know it. I have read all the documentation and I cannot find
anything that tells me exactly what to put in these preferences. In
order to get Textmate to use the same engine that my TeXShop is using.
Anyone else have any ideas??
If I'm editing an open tab in my project, I'd like to be able to
automatically reveal the associated file in the project drawer. Is this
possible?
thanks,
-Morgan
Ok, there is one small feature I need before switching to TextMate from
BBEdit. Is there any way to force everything to be opened in one window? AKA
tabs or a list in the sidebar? My habit is to drag various documents into
the TextMate icon, but having 10+ windows open is a pain.
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I'm just getting started with TextMate and want to use it for C++
programming. I'm wondering if people can give me some pointers and tricks on
how to do that (other than the stuff in the C and other bundles, of course.)
Right now, all I'm really using is the syntax highlighting, auto-indent and
brace-matching. Everything else could be done in TextEdit.
One thing I specifically want to do is trigger my projects GNU 'make' script
and then have the output pipped into a TextMate window. Not that hard to
write a plugin for (though if anybody already has one, point me to it.)
However, the tricky part is that I want to link file names in the output to
files in TextMate in case the compiler spits an error at me. That means
either being able to click on something like "./includes/GUI/graphs.cpp:210"
and being taken to that file and line in TM, like a hyperlink, or having TM
put highlights/bookmarks/whatever directly at the line in question. Is this
at all possible?
I've searched Google and this list but I nothing has jumped out at me so far
(though the results are so long for "C++ textmate" that there may be
something buried there I'm not seeing.) If anybody can tell me how they use
TM for writing C++ projects using the GNU compiler tools (g++, make, GDB,
etc.) I'd really appreciate that.
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Hi,
I downloaded the zip for the makefile bundle, but I get this errors when
trying to use the bundle. It seems like i'm missing some files in order to
run that bundle effectively, where do I get them?
Error:
/tmp/temp_textmate.HtJz9T:3:in `require': no such file to load --
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Support/lib/tm/executor
(LoadError) from /tmp/temp_textmate.HtJz9T:3
Ted.
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I am switching from using TextMate for all of my programing tasks. The
last (and incredibly frustrating) hang-up I am having is getting it to
compile my LaTeX documents. Whenever I add the command
\includegraphics{filename.pdf} to a file it chokes even thought if I
open the same LaTeX document with TeXShop it compiles perfectly. The
output I get even when I am using verbose is not very helpful, even
though I have been using LaTeX for 7 years or so.
I compile in TexShop with the Latex command and it appears from the
log that it is accessing the "/usr/local/texlive/2009" directory.
Further TeXShop is set with the following settings (I have also
attached a screencap of these settings:
Path settings
(pdf)TeX (default: /usr/texbin)
/usr/texbin
Distiller (ghostscript) (default: /usr/local/bin)
/usr/local/bin
pdfTeX
Tex (default: pdftex)
pdftex --shell-escape
Latex (default: pdflatex)
pdflatex --shell-escape
TeX + dvips + distiller
Tex (default: simpdftex tex)
simpdftex tex --maxpfb
Latex (default: simpdftex latex)
simpdftex latex --maxpfb
I am guessing that Textmate must be calling a different version of
latex that does not like to be fed .pdf files.
The PATH that Textmate recovered the first time I tried to compile a
LaTeX document is:
/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/texbin:/usr/X11/bin
Is there a way I can set Textmate to use the same engine that TexShop is using?
Thanks,
Robi
Hi guys,
When I was trying to do some interactive input with Perl in TM, I got some
weird output.
For example, I use this script:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
$pi = 3.14;
print "What is the radius? ";
chomp($radius = <STDIN>);
$circ = 2 * $pi * $radius;
print "The circumference of a circle of radius $radius is $circ.\n";
When I run the script and input "4", the output is this:
4
What is the radius? The circumference of a circle of radius 4 is 25.12.
I mean, when I input "4", I don't see the msg "What is the radius?".
Shouldn't TM first show this msg and then, as the user, I input "4"?
I know that there is some issue with interactive input in TM
(http://blog.macromates.com/2009/interactive-input/). Before I made the
changes mentioned in that thread, I was even not able to use interactive
input in TM. Now I can, but it just seems weird as mentioned above. And if I
run the script in the Terminal, everything is OK - I first got a msg "What
is the radius?", then I input whatever I want.
Any ideas about this?
Thanks,
Jon
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For example, if I run a Java program with ⌘-R or typeset a LaTeX file
with ⌘ -T, I will get some version of the following erro:
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Support/lib/tm/process.rb:169:in
`fcntl': Inappropriate ioctl for device (Errno::ENOTTY) from
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Support/lib/tm/process.rb:169:in
`run' from
Ideas?
Thank you.
I'm confused about the C++ bundle. I do not have a C++ bundle in my textmate installation. The closest thing I've got is Objective-C++, and extensive searching online does not reveal one. However the tone of all the list discussions of C++ that I've read through looking for a bundle link act like it's a non issue implying it's part of the install. Still I'm ending up with no authoritative link to a bundle. Are my bundles screwed up? Or can someone point me to the current and correct C++ bundle?
Not Make, not Objective-C++, but simply C++. There appears to be a 'C++ Qt', but I strongly hope that is not the current and correct C++ bundle. If it is someone needs a stern talking to.
Thanks,
j
