Allan,
Thanks for your reply. I read over this page; I don't see how this
could be the problem because it is running ant. Am I missing something?
-Jerzy G.
> From: Allan Odgaard <throw-away-1(a)macromates.com>
> Date: September 1, 2006 12:30:18 PM EDT
> To: TextMate users <textmate(a)lists.macromates.com>
> Subject: Re: [TxMt] java ant [run]
> Reply-To: TextMate users <textmate(a)lists.macromates.com>
>
>
> On 1/9/2006, at 18:12, Jerzy Gangi wrote:
>
>
>> [...] Also, tried to use XCode bundle for the same thing. This
>> will not display anything until the app closes, at which time it
>> displays the full build output and my println's.
>>
>
> This is the Build & Run command?
>
>
>> Help! I want to use TextMate!
>>
>
> This is definitely not the standard behavior. I am not sure why you
> see the behavior, but my best guess would be that you have
> something in your bash startup which enables some form of buffering
> or similar.
>
> TextMate will source your bash startup files when running commands,
> the process is described here [1]. Could this be the reason?
>
>
> [1] http://macromates.com/textmate/manual/shell_commands#search_path
>
>
Hi there -
I'm relatively new to TextMate, trying to decide if I will buy it
(99% sold right now). Previously on XCode - I'm developing a Java
application w/swing, using ant to build.
When I do ⌘ (open apple) + B to build my TextMate project, and
select "1 Ant", the build / Ant window pops up. The jar
launches, and runs, but none of my debug println() statements show up
in the ant window until I: 1) close the jar myself (aka the program
exits), or 2) I force the jar to quit in the build / Ant window. So
after the app quits, the entire Ant output shows up for my targets,
with my debug println()'s at the bottom. Is there any way to make
the Ant display in TextMate "live?" Or not? Or am I just missing
something really basic?
Also, tried to use XCode bundle for the same thing. This will not
display anything until the app closes, at which time it displays the
full build output and my println's. Which, again, is good... but a
few minutes after I need them. Just as a point of reference, XCode
does display my debugging println()'s as the app is running in it's
console window.
Help! I want to use TextMate!
Thanks,
Jerzy G.
I've put together a very basic/simple/uncomplicated/doesn't do much
bundle for Stata, available at:
http://www.landfood.ubc.ca/people/timothy.beatty/page10/page10.html
I'm new to Textmate and so I'm sure the bundle could be improved upon
(there are certainly both typos and thinkos). If anyone has helpful
suggestions, particularly Stata users, they'd be very much
appreciated.
Thanks,
Tim
Hello. I have folders throughout my project called /archive/, in
which I put old versions of things. I would like the "Show TODO
List" command to ignore everything in any folder named archive/. Any
ideas on how to do that?
I looked at the Show TODO List Ruby script, but I don't know Ruby at
all and it was not obvious to me how I would modify (a copy of) the
script to ignore specific subfolders.
Thanks!
--Andreas
p.s. I use hard folders in my projects, and would like to continue to
do so. Moving the /archive/ folders out of the actual folders on my
HD is not an option. However, if there was some way to surpress
those subfolders from appearing in the project at all (other than
actually removing them), that would be fine. Unfortunately, deleting
the references in the project is insufficient; the files in /archive/
nevertheless have their TODOs appear in the list.
Hi there,
I like very much the ability to select
a word via ⌃W, then typing a quote to
wrap this word into.
How do I add a custom quote on my own ?
I would like to be able to do this with the
french quotes «...»
Thanks in advance
I used to be able to open remote files in TextMate by mounting the
remote directory via the Apple Filing Protocol [1]. Somewhere around
TextMate 1.5.2 (I think), this stopped working for me. TextMate's
open file dialog showed the volume as empty (?), and dragging and
dropping files from the remote volume onto the TextMate icon would do
nothing. Other applications, such as TextEdit, did not have these
problems, so I figured this was a new TextMate bug.
I went back and loaded a copy of TextMate 1.5.1, and it worked fine.
I thought this proved the issue to be a regression, but when I closed
1.5.1 and opened 1.5.3 again, it suddenly started working fine, too!
So I don't know what's going on, but if anyone has problems opening
files via AFP, going back temporarily to TextMate 1.5.1 might
magically fix the problem. At least it did for me.
Trevor
[1] http://comox.textdrive.com/pipermail/textmate/2006-February/
008656.html
Hi there,
I'd like to create a lot of snippets programmatically and not via the
bundle editor. Is there anything to be aware of?
Is the uuid important? What does TextMate do with it?
Patrick
Dear all,
I wonder if this a bug or not.
If I'm open maybe three selected files in the Finder with TextMate it
opens the project folder and all three files are listed. Fine!
If I click at one file TextMate opens it and writes the name and the
folder into the title bar.
E.g. file index.html folder gnu > title bar 'index.html - gnu' OK
But if I save this file called 'index.html' into an other folder,
e.g. 'bear', then I would expect that the title bar will change into
'index.html - bear' !?
Or I'm totally wrong.
My problem is that I'm often editing some files with the same name
but in different folders at the same time. So, I need an info which
file I'm editing.
Many thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Hans
Hello,
I've done some experiments with double clicks between words and it
seems inconsistent and not very useful compared to BBEdit.
I've been trying to switch from BBEdit in all cases but am finding it
sometimes difficult and extra work and clicks.
When I double click between two words:
Series of spaces get selected - correct
One tab - selects the word before the tab instead of the tab - wrong
Series of tabs - selects the tabs - correct
Series of spaces framed by words with single quote or double quote -
selects the spaces and the quotes - wrong
Series of tabs framed by words with single quote or double quote -
selects the tabs and the quotes - wrong
Series of spaces framed by words with $ - selects the spaces and the
$ - very wrong, really messes up perl
Series of tabs framed by words with $ - selects the tabs and the $ -
very wrong, really messes up perl
Why would it try to remove the $ in front of variables when all I
wanted to do was remove the spaces or change them to tabs?
In all cases it seems the invisible space between the words should be
selected, but nothing else.
Thoughts anyone?
Thanks,
ml
