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by Gerd Knops

Love ProjectPlus, but: I have several projects within the same git tree. Only for one of them are the git badges displayed in ProjectPlus, not for the others. Interestingly the icon in the window title always properly reflects the git state. That is just a tad maddening, anyone found a workaround for this? It seems to be related to how the project is opened: via the tmproj it does not work. It seems to work when opened as folder, but I can't use that as I have some project-specific settings in the tmproj file which the build process needs. Has there been an update since the 1.2 version from 6 months ago? Thanks Gerd

17 years

Best Project Bundle?

by David Frascone

I've heard (from lurking on this list) that the default TextMate concept of projects is a bit lacking. Given that, which of the multitude of project bundles should I check out -- or -- should I just play with all of them? i.e. Is there any canonical "best" ? -Dave

17 years

Python bundle - 2 problems

by Getzen

A few months ago, I been successfully using TM for all sorts of Python scripts. I recently decided to use it again, but now scripts that used to run perfectly no longer do so. Here is the key: those same scripts still run perfectly if I run them from XCode, Editra, or if I make the files executables and run them from Terminal. They only fail in TM. I have run into two problems. First, this simple one-line script will cause two error windows to appear: text = raw_input("--> ") The first error window says, "The application Python quit unexpectedly. The problem may have been caused by the tm_interactive_input.dylib plug-in." The second error window says, "The application tm_dialog2 quit unexpectedly." I can paste the error reports here if you want to see them. The second script that causes problems is this (reduced down to its essentials): import pyglet class Test(pyglet.window.Window): def __init__(self): pyglet.window.Window.__init__(self) def on_draw(self): self.clear() test = Test() pyglet.app.run() I get this error message: OSError: dlopen(/System/Library/Frameworks/AGL.framework/AGL, 6): Symbol not found: _CGLClearDrawable Referenced from: /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreVideo.framework/Versions/A/CoreVideo Expected in: flat namespace function __getattr__ in __init__.py at line 307 __import__(import_name) module body in __init__.py at line 133 from pyglet.gl import gl_info module body in __init__.py at line 99 from pyglet.gl.lib import GLException module body in lib.py at line 141 from pyglet.gl.lib_agl import link_GL, link_GLU, link_AGL module body in lib_agl.py at line 51 framework='/System/Library/Frameworks/AGL.framework') function load_library in lib.py at line 90 return self.load_framework(kwargs['framework']) function load_framework in lib.py at line 226 lib = ctypes.cdll.LoadLibrary(realpath) function LoadLibrary in __init__.py at line 408 return self._dlltype(name) function __init__ in __init__.py at line 325 self._handle = _dlopen(self._name, mode) That error message makes it seem like a pyglet problem, but again, I get no errors when running it outside of TM. I am running Mac OS X 10.5.6 and the cutting edge version of TextMate (1498), and I completely reinstalled TM after experiencing these errors. I am using the stock Python that shipped with Leopard (2.5.1) and that's the version being used by the Python bundle. There were two older MacPorts versions of Python that were carried over to my Leopard installation, but I have uninstalled those. I tried setting the TM_PYTHON variable, but it made no difference. A simple pure-Python script that doesn't use pyglet or raw_input will run fine: class Test(object): def __init__(self): print("Hello, World") test = Test() Odd. Ideas? Jim -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Python-bundle---2-problems-tp22163059p22163059.html Sent from the textmate users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

17 years

Latex with bibtex

by Seungchan Oh

Hi, I'm new to Latex with TextMate. It might be an easy question, but I couldn't figure it out. Any comments will be thankful. I placed the caret in \cite{} and press ESC. There was only one beep. Nothing happend. After googling the shell variables TM_LATEX_BIB were filled as my local copy of bib file. - No luck. After googling again, I placed the bib file in ~/Library/texmf/bibtex/bib. - Still no luck. I've read many posts, but still the citation function is not working. Would you help me out? Thanks in advance, SC

17 years

How to submit feature requests to bundle authors?

by Michael J. I. Jackson

Hi all, What is the proper channel for submitting bugs and/or feature requests to bundle authors? Should I just contact the developer directly? If so, where can I find the developer's contact info? Thanks, Michael J. I. Jackson

17 years

Automaticly open documents in project drawer

by Dijk van Marc

Dear all, I'm working on a bundle in which their is a command that takes the current document and splits it in several new ones based on a set of criteria. What I would like is for all those new documents that result from the splitting procedure to be displayed in a project drawer (even if the original document was not part of any project). The new files will probably not yet been saved to disk so that's something the user has to do. If any of you can give me suggestions on how to do this I would appreciate it. Thanks, Marc

17 years

Python Bundle Problem - uncaught signal #11 after...

by Michael Dewar

Hello, I've just got back from holiday to find a TextMate update! After performing the update - so I'm now at Version 1.5.8 (1498) - my Python scripts no longer run when I hit cmd-R. The error is: Program terminated by uncaught signal #11 after 6.26 seconds. Followed by a Mac OS X "The application Python quit unexpectedly" dialogue box. I can replicate the problem by creating a file with the following command: from scipy import special (which imports a bunch of slightly odd functions from the scientific python library, and which can take a few seconds) and then running the "Run Script" command in the Python bundle. Running "from scipy import special" in both the python and ipython terminals, and running the above file from the command line all work fine. Can anyone help? I've re-installed Textmate after deleting all the Library folders I could find, and I've re-installed the Python bundle from svn. Other scripts work fine, which gives me the impression that something is timing out, but that's really just a vague impression... Cheers, Mike Dewar

17 years

question for language completion or php bundle maintainers: behavior deleting a snippet element

by Timothy Bates

The completion for languages is very helpful, so: ex<option-esc> --> explode(string separator, string str, [int limit]) Currently backspacing on a snippet component like "[int limit]" leaves a broken fn call (unwanted trailing comma), i.e: explode(string separator, string str,) Is it possible to alter the generated snippets so that when the user backspaces on a snippet element in function calls like this, the comma preceding the unwanted parameter is also eaten, i.e.? explode(separator, str${1:, ${2:[int limit]}}) instead of explode(separator, str, ${2:[int limit]}})

17 years

idea for macro snippets

by Timothy Bates

It would be great if textmate's macro's were editable and buildable from the history of events: store each event as a list item, allow it to be named, copied, added to a library of snippet components, and deleted from a macro. Often we do things we wish to repeat, but not exactly as they were done (usually there are inefficiencies (like copying some text to be used for replace) which often break the macro as a repeatable sequence, but if I could choose "macro... from prior actions", then see a list like 1. copy 2. find and replace (find = <str>, replace = <str>, regex=TRUE) 3. switch documents 4. copy 5. paste 6. copy 7. find and replace (find = <str>, replace = <str>, regex=TRUE) And then delete all but 2 and 7... bingo: just the events needed

17 years

Re placing a space with an underscore in Snippet

by Ian Alexander Wood

Hello. I am a newcomer to the world of Textmate having previously designed websites with Dreamweaver. I love the snippet functionality and have set about creating loads of my own snippets for speedy XHTML coding. I've hit a small snag whilst trying to get a regular expression to reproduce text in two places in my snippet. The problem I am having is trying to tell it to replace any spaces with say an underscore _ character. Forgive me if this is easy to do, I am quite new to Regular Expressions and I'm still feeling my way! Here is the offending snippet: <form action="${1:${TM_FILENAME/(.*?)\..*/$1_submit/}}" method="${2:post}" accept-charset="utf-8"> <fieldset id="${6:${3/[[:alpha:]]+|( )/(?3:_:\L$0)/g}}" ${4:class="${5:}"}> <legend>${3:enter form name}</legend> $0 <button type="submit">submit</button><br/> </fieldset> </form> So placeholder number 3 is the legend name and also populates the fieldset ID. I can easily change the ID manually if it contains spaces, but I thought it would be really cool if it would just replace them automatically with an underscore instead. Any help would be much appreciated! Kind regards, Ian -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Replacing-a-space-with-an-underscore-in-Snippet-tp221… Sent from the textmate users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

17 years

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