This just started happening -- I *think* since the latest update
(1203) but I'm not 100% sure about that.
Almost every time I switch from some other app to TM, the cursor goes
beach ball on me for about 10 or 20 seconds before giving TM the
focus. It really sucks for web page development since I'm constantly
flipping between the browser and TM.
One thing that may be a factor is that my site is located on an AFP
share on another box on my network as a mounted volume. However, I
can edit using skedit with no trouble and no delay.
Any ideas?
Sean
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I'd like to submit a newLISP bundle to the central mainframe... Are
there instructions anywhere on how to do it? (I downloaded subversion
so that might be a necessary first step.)
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Hi!
This issue has been bugging for quite some builds now. When using a
newer TextMate build, the current 1202 e.g., I can't get the test
cases of my Rails project to run from inside TextMate. This is what I
get when I try Command-R:
---- snip ----
RubyMate r4532 running Ruby v1.8.4 (/opt/local/bin/ruby)
>>> content_controller_test.rb
that’s nice
this is my important stuff
<strong>bad!</strong>
I am <at> the exit!
NameError: uninitialized constant Test
method const_missing
in dependencies.rb at line 123
method const_missing
in dependencies.rb at line 133
method load_plugin
in init.rb at line 1
method load_plugin
in initializer.rb at line 348
method silence_warnings
in reporting.rb at line 11
method load_plugin
in initializer.rb at line 348
method load_plugins
in initializer.rb at line 158
method load_plugins
in initializer.rb at line 158
method process
in initializer.rb at line 102
method run
in initializer.rb at line 42
at top level
in environment.rb at line 10
at top level
in test_helper.rb at line 2
at top level
in content_controller_test.rb at line 1
Program exited.
---- snap ----
Obviously it isn't able to load the test classes correctly. My Ruby
installation is in /opt/local, installed with DarwinPorts, and all
it's libraries are installed there as well. I had a look at the
RubyMate code in the bundle, but on first look it doesn't appear to
be broken somehow. This stuff worked fine in TextMate build 1112 with
RubyMate r3391, though I realized a lot has changed in RubyMate since
then ;)
Any ideas? Or anyone else having similar issues?
Cheers, Mathias
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"If programmers got paid to remove code from sofware instead of
writing new code, software would be a whole lot better." -- Nicholas
Negroponte
Hi,
I'm just in the process of switching from BBedit... TextMate is a
great combination of Mac UI and Unix power :). There are a few
things I've found that could be improved:
i) Having all the commands in bundles can make it quite tricky to
find things. Not sure how to improve this. I almost want an obvious
'search all commands' command.
While browsing the list, I noticed someone else's feature
request for a 'what does this key combo do' feature. I'd like to
second that. And add a request for an 'open a window with a list of
all current key combos' feature.
ii) I'm used to having a shell open. As I move around I might
want to either open files in TextMate from the shell, or do something
in the shell to a file that is open in TextMate. This leads to two
strangenesses:
- If you use the 'mate' command in the shell to open a file,
then the file doesn't get added to the "Open Recent >" menu. I think
it should (perhaps as an option to 'mate', or a preference).
- If I already have a shell open, I want to drag the document
icon in the window title bar to the shell to get the path to the
document (as you can in the finder with folders). Now, I can open a
new shell with in the same directory, and I could make a command to
copy the path to the current file. I'd kinda like the drag-and-drop
OUT of textmate option though. (N.B. you can do this with icons in a
project. You just can't do it with an individual file's icon.)
iii) While looking for a solution to the 'drag out of textmate'
problem, I searched the list and found that I could drag out of a
project. But I already had the file I wanted to edit open. I didn't
have a shell in that dir (so I couldn't 'mate .') and I didn't have a
Finder window in that dir any more. I couldn't find a way to 'make a
new project with a currently open file'. I'm sure I could make a new
command to do this pretty quickly, but it seems like something that
should already be there, somewhere.
Anyway, thanks for a great product. :)
Will :-}
Hello,
I am working on a site in ColdFusion and I would like to mitigate
this experience by using TextMate as my editor. I found broken links
to a once-existant bundle for Textmate, but I have not been able to
track it down. If anyone still has this or any other ColdFusion
bundle for TextMate, I would be most appreciative.
Thanks,
Eric O'Connell
IBA Webmaster
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941-921-7443 x15
eric(a)bodytalksystem.com
www.bodytalksystem.com
Hi,
at the moment I have to write some code in ancient Fortran77 (don't ask ;-) ).
I am nearly going nuts about the fixed column structure a Fortran77 source
code has to (at least in my case) obey to:
column function
1 comment sign (c,*)
1-5 statement label
6 continuation sign if line wrap in previous line
7-72 actual code
The problem is that this fixed source form makes it very hard to work with any
special tab stop size, even with "Soft tabs" turned on as I don't need to
access any column between 1-5, but instead would like to go from 1 to 6 to 7
(and vice versa!).
In emacs I would be able to specifiy a tab stop list, i.e. a list with the
actual columns a tab should bring me to, e.g.: 6, 7, 11, 15, 19...
Is there any way to simulate something in Textmate? I am tired of adding and
deleting spaces manually in order to obey to that structure.
I apologize if this has already been discussed, a search in the WiKi and the
archives didn't bring up anything.
Bye,
Carsten
BTW: Congrats for the award Allan, TextMate really deserved it!
Hey guys,
I just started working with TM and its great. Given time, its going to
make my work much faster.
In my company we've created a large number of custom JSP taglibs. I
would like to be able to add those taglibs to the HTML bundle (or more
accurately create a new bundle from the HTML bundle for this). I was
trying to get my head around the language definitions and I got
hopelessly lost. Is there a tutorial somewhere that I can use to
figure out how to do this?
Thanks
Adam
In the midst of all the "this is why I don't switch", and "I switched
and love it" stories, I thought - as a brief interruption of the real
work on this list - I'd share my 5 lines. I am registered user #81. I
bought TextMate literally six hours after BBEdit, and haven't unpacked
BB since. In fact, if you take a look at the Codingmonkeys website,
you'll find my name there, as well, mentioned in one or two places.
Nonetheless, it's TextMate I stuck with. Since that day I purchased
it, I know what I did with it -
- wrote close to 120,000 lines of code (wc -l over my local repository)
- taught myself two new programming languages
- wrote two books
- a PhD thesis
- edited another book
- and co-wrote an article for a Sociological magazine based on the PhD
thesis that got me a rather prestigious award.
- wrote close to 5,000 weblog and wiki pages and entries
- wrote all my email
- wrangled a 41,000 line dataset for the thesis using Ruby and a
specialized bundle
- coded Flexbar (an addon for World of Warcraft, just about THE addon)
- and proposed marriage (don't ask)
there you have it. Not sure many Mac editors can claim they've been
used that versatilely.
Probably an easy question here. I'm trying to use the "Wrap selection
as link" HTML bundle, which has a key command of control-shift-L. I
copy a URL to my clipboard, wrap the text, and pressing those keys
does nothing. I even tried changing the shortcut, and it still didn't
work. Is there something I'm missing?
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