I am getting the same problem when asking mate to open a file. If I use only "mate," TextMate opens. If I use "mate ~/Sites/file.html" TextMate comes to the front window, but the terminal gives the same "***Uncaught Exception" noted earlier.
Running on an intel Macbook Pro 10.4.9
Robert
On Wednesday, May 02, 2007, at 02:48PM, "Andrew Jaffe" <a.h.jaffe(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>Allan Odgaard wrote:
>> On 2. May 2007, at 23:23, Brett Terpstra wrote:
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>>> This is from mate.crash.log, sorry for the long paste:
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>> The crash log basically says ?the system function to send a message from
>> mate to TextMate crashed? -- so this says less than the Terminal output.
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>> But maybe there is some output (from TextMate) in the system console --
>> the first message you quoted said the error happened in the server
>> (TextMate), so if that is the case, details would likely have to be
>> found in hte console.
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>Alas, it just appears to say "mate crashed" and "crash report written
>to: /Users/jaffe/Library/Logs/CrashReporter/mate.crash.log"
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>It seems to be happening with any use of 'mate'...
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Could the Markdown bundle be modified to use a TM_MARKDOWN variable
(similar to the way the Subversion bundle uses TM_SVN) in the
"Convert document/selection to HTML" and other relevant commands?
I envision that the variable would contain whatever command(s) you
want to use for Markdown stuff and would default to the current
"Markdown.pl|SmartyPants.pl|perl…".
For example, I like to add the "--html4tags" option and get rid of
SmartyPants, but to do it currently, you need to modify the bundle.
(Which is fine in theory, but I worry that in practice, updates will
be missed.)
Or perhaps the "--html4tags" option should just be used/not used
automatically based on the value of TM_XHTML.
The current chunk of perl would probably be awkward to store in a
variable or to use as a default value, but perhaps it could be made
into a script in the Markdown bundle's support dir?
Just an idea. Thanks.
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Rob McBroom
<http://www.skurfer.com/>
I didn't "switch" to Apple... my OS did.
Hi,
I have a question about TM's preference "word characters":
I also want to match a word if the word contains '\ '
Is this possible?
If I write into TM's preference "word characters" '_/\ ' it works
partly because TM takes all four characters, but I only want to match
'_' '/' '\ '
Any comments are helpful.
Thanks in advance.
Hans
I think TM do the things fine, as it simple and powerful renaming
files in the file drawer. That function has been for me really a
time-saver and is very natural that it was there as is. The solution
to the problem, IMHO, is to add a more complete behaviour to TM,
allowing Option-Drag of files in the drawer. Also, perhaps, info
for files (to make them executable, for example, via a dialog...
although I think this is not so important...)
This morning I downloaded version 1.5.5 (1138). I use TextMate with
Subversion every day. Today when I executed CTRL-SHIFT-A to do a
check in this got pasted into my document:
John Doe
12345 Main Street
Plainville
Any State 67890
USA
I searched through the bundles and did not see a bundle that used
that key sequence. I did notice that when I type that sequence the
Edit menu item at the top of the screen flashes briefly. Can anyone
shed any light on what might be causing this?
Thank you!
DigiLord
Hi
a newbie question, I think...
it was very easy :) to make a macro for quickfind the current word
(bind this to a Cmd-Opt-Shift-Left/Right arrows make move around the
source code really a charm).. but it has been a recurrent temptation
for me to wide the finding to the rest of the files in the project.
As I use the Cmd-Shift-F dialog I find it really more and more clever
(I used to miss the word boundaries check box.. but is ok as it is if
you know a little of regexps, of course, as it must be ;) The
problem is it was for me impossible to make the macro follow the Find
in project the current word... I suppose the problem exceeds the way
TM makes the project finding. TM establish a panel where you see
each line with the word highlighted (really clever) but it has no way
to jump to the word without the dialog... is it?
I can only remove one missing item from the subversion status window.
I if I try to remove another, it fails.
Steps:
1. Check the status on a folder.
2. A remove button appears next to files that are missing. Click the
remove button for a missing file.
3. Confirm the removal.
4. Try to remove another missing file.
5. Wait. Nothing happens.
The black loading gear just spins indefinitely in the top right hand
corner.
Andrew
The highlighting for the RoR bundle is wrong if an instance method is
named include:
object.include
highlights include as if it were an include at the top of the page.
It should recognize it as an instance method and leave it the normal
color.
TextMate colors the output of a diff (such as "svn di") which is
great, but I would like to change the colors. For example, I would
prefer that deleted lines are red on white instead of white on red (I
find the background color distracting).
I didn't see an entry in the TextMate Preferences for these. Am I just
missing it? Or can I change these via the defaults database or a
plist?
Thanks,
-Chuck
