Hi,
I experience a reproducible crash with TextMate. I open a simple ruby file, for example this foo.rb:
def foo
puts "bar"
end
Then I press ctrl-R to run the program, close the 'run' window with
cmd-w. Then, in the main window with the ruby source, the lines on the
cursor get black. When I close this window with cmd-w, TextMate
crashes.
What can I do?
Patrick
When using version control, my commits outnumber my adds by an order
of magnitude or two. That being the case, why give "Add to repository"
top billing on these menus?
I've reordered the version control menus on my system roughly in
order of usage. Huffman would be proud - they all start with "Commit"
now. :-)
e.g.
Commit
Diff with newest (HEAD)
Diff with previous revision (PREV)
Diff with working copy (BASE)
Diff with revision...
---
Log
---
Add to repository
Check out revision
---
(everything else)
-Joshua
I have posted a couple of significant improvements to the GTD
Bundle. First I created an exclusion list, which allows you to
create a list but exclude it from your active task list. The other
improvement is an overhaul of the help system - it was way out of
date. Please feel free to let me know if you're using the GTD bundle
and have a suggestion. Thanks.
Mike
Hello,
As previouslky annouced, here is My 1st question about TextMate 1.5.2
Watching at LateX video on TextMate site, I saw an interesting functionality : Bibliography completion.
I well know BibDesk, which I use daily. So, I launched BibDesk, opened a .bib file and went back to TextMate (as shown in the video) and nothing happened ?
Did I miss something ?
Thanks for help
Francois
I've had a couple (2 or 3) of occasions with TextMate crashing and
all those times, it happens doing exactly the same. However, this
isn't reproducible in the sense that I can make it happen anytime I
want to. That said, what happens is the following:
1. Cmd-F to bring up the Find dialog box.
2. Fill in the text to be searched.
3. Press <tab>.
4. Boom.
Each time, I send a crash log to Macromates and Apple, but I haven't
seen this problem on the list. I know of one other person who also
had this happen. Are we the only ones? :(
--
Regards, Charles.
There's an initiative to unify the web preview output of all
different run tools (RubyMate, PyMate etc) and this is fine and
dandy. However, I've been thinking about going a step further and
creating a generic "RunMate" that can be configured to capture output
and do the stuff the other "Mates" are capable of.
So attached is a draft version of such a tool called "RunMate.rb".
Just drop it in Library/Application Support/TextMate/Support/Bin or
where you keep your custom stuff.
It's used by specifying the following arguments:
--format=[fmt] (fmt can be "gcc", "ruby", "javac" or "haxe" at the
moment).
--ant (strips the stuff ant adds to its subtools' output)
--run=[cmd] (run the specified command and capture its output.
STDERR and STDOUT are caught automatically)
So, here's how a java ANT build could look like: RunMate.rb --
format=javac --ant --run="ant -s build.xml"
And a ruby run thing: RunMate.rb --format=ruby --run="ruby
\"$TM_FILEPATH\""
I don't know if you believe going forward with this is a worthwhile
effort so please give comments and suggestions.
--
Mikael Säker <mikael(a)sicher.org>
http://www.sicher.org
"Strangers have the best candy."

Every time I use a paste command like "look up selection from google
and link", or "check spelling" I get at the beginning of the pasted
text something like this "2006-08-25 10:48:29.205 CocoaDialog[24321]
[Amendment] Loaded". I never used to, any ideas to get rid of it?
Thanks.
Hi,
I would like to know more abour modifying a bundle's language so that it can
use the symbols functions (you know, the little pop up at the bottom, and
the go to symbol command). I work in ActionScript mainly, and the
ActionScript bundle doesn't seem to allow this. I do seem to remember way
back when I was demoing TextMate that ActionScript symbols seemed to show
up, and I thought that was cool, but at some point they just stopped
working. It just says "-- no symbols to show for current document" for .as
files. I've seen a few languages that have symbols show up...and I just
don't know what I need to do to get it working. When I was using Eclipse I
found the class browser thing very handy...would be nice to have that in my
now-preferred editor.
I checked the docs, searched at macromates.com, searched Google...can't seem
to find any good documentation on how to work with symbols. Any help would
be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Dru
