On Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 11:47 AM, Adam Eberbach <aeberbach(a)mac.com> wrote:
> I have a 300MB file, a text file which is the output of a long SQL run. Years
> ago I remembered opening such huge files in Visual Studio or Slickedit without
> much trouble so I tried it - no way, it gave up after grabbing about 1.2GB of
> RAM and exhausting what was free.
>
> OK, silly thing to do anyway - I got what I needed from the terminal using head
> and tail. But is this expected behavior? Can't it partially load files and
> load/dump as you scroll? Eating 4x file size in memory and still not having
> enough seems a bit excessive.
>
> Not complaining, just curious.
In the meantime I have learnt that I may not open huge files (I do not
complain about that - I still have vim), but there was one bigger
problem. I often purely accidentally clicked on such a file while
editing other files in the folder, and TextMate crashed. Well, maybe
it did not really crash (I don't remember exactly), but it was
definitely staled. So I had to force closing it, and lost all the
other work in other windows. Even if I saved the files, I still lost
the "open windows" and had to open and organize everything from
scratch again. Which was pretty annoying. It would be nice if that
could be fixed somehow, but I don't want to camplain too much as other
features have priority.
One reason why I love Firefox is that despite its frequent crashes, it
reopens all the windows that have been open before the crash when I
start it again. That would be a nice feature in TextMate. Low
priority, but welcome.
Mojca
Hi,
Know this has been up before on the lists but wanna check if there are
any new ways of getting the relative file path displayed in the title
bar.
using the mouse, control-click menu, tooltip or custom cmd is not an
option.
TextMate already tells us the top most folder in a directory
structure / project.
for instance
views.py - projectname
would have been nice with
views.py - projectname/subfolder
or
subfolder/views.py - projectname
another sweet option could be that the front most document is hi-lited
and shown in the project drawer
/d
hi all,
I have command+i set (in sys prefs) to indent/indent selection and that
overrides the textmate file info binding (I can't remember where that's
located though, can someone remind me? all I remember is that this works)
for single files but the project info window pops up when I have a project
open and hit command+i and the indent menu item doesn't get triggered.
I looked in the key bindings.dict and the menus and bundles but failed to
find where that command is, could someone point me in the right direction
please?
Thanks!
Nick
synctex is great! and works perfectly here
(back in 2003 I tried to convince Hagen and
other pdftex guys to write something like that
inside pdftex, to no avail. That's how pdfsync started,
as an awkward workaround... happy to see it gone)
Robin, it should be easy to add support for synctec
in LaTeX Watch, (just add that -syctex=1 option at the
right place in your script).
Would you do that in the next future?
Thanks to Jerome and all who are contributing to this
feature, this is really becoming mature now.
Piero
Hi,
For some reason, the gear menu doesn't come up when I hit ctrl-escape.
I have been away from Textmate releases for a while, so I am wondering
if things changed.
Raheel
There's a bug in the Java bundle (current repository version). The
following comment is not displayed as a comment:
class FooBar {
// class in
}
Trevor
Ahoy.
Seems the default tool_tip with implied :format => :text is using a
font that is way huge and sizes wider than the screen with long
content.
For my needs I'm likely just going to use :format => :html with a
custom style tag. But ideally I could just use the default format.
What rules do normal system tooltips use to decide when to force wrap
to a new line?
hello,
what happened with my command+/ ? i get a system error, a sound and a flash
on the screen.and i also noticed something else, the dropdown from the
bottom right does not show me any function from the current class, it's
blank.
--
Cristi
www.ralcr.com
Ahoy.
I'm building some stuff for the new D2 completions and I was wondering
if someone could change the font to monospaced. Ideally the same font
& size used in the document.
Infininight did a design a while back that we all agreed to. I'm not
sure whose job this stuff is. All I know is, I have no clue how to do
it or else I'd be doing that right now instead of complaining ;)
Thanks.
I've tested the new MacTex beta with TextMate+Skim+synctex (with pdflatex,
xelatex, and latex (with and without the latexmk.pl script)) and it all
works well on my research articles and exam files. Synctex seems to do a
slightly better job than pdfsync, in my setup.
Regards,
David
