Hi all,
I put together a [CTags.tmbundle][1] for easy double-click
installation in recent (cutting edge) TextMate versions.
The CTags bundle allows you to quickly look up function definitions,
variables etc. It uses the Exuberant CTags program to generate a list
of definitions, and presents any match for the current word when
invoked.
Allan, if you give me access to the bundle repository I'll gladly
submit and maintain this bundle.
Gerd
[1]: http://gerd.knops.org/files/CTags.tmbundle.zip
> You could write an applescript that causes Preview to close the pdf
> and then open it again; using this script as the command called from
> Textmate.
See my "Reload Preview Document" script:
http://vocaro.com/trevor/software/applescript/
Trevor
Hi,
I'm new to TextMate, I really like it and am using it mainly for
writing with latex.
for
TM_LATEX_VIEWER
I had usually set
texniscope
until I ran into problems with texniscope in the combination with my
custom made bibliography style (which uses babel). Then I switched
TM_LATEX_VIEWER to preview, and that works ok, except, that I have to
close it before I compile latex. If I don't close it the changes made
with the new compilation won't show up.
Is there somewhere in preview the option to "refresh the view", so
that the changes in the pdf file appear?
Is it possible to use Acrobat Reader or Professional or any other
program as pdf viewer with TextMate, and what would be the correct
value for TM_LATEX_VIEWER? (side note: I looked in google, and all I
have found is TextMate in combination with preview or texniscope...
why is that?)
One could argue, I should change/make a new bibliography style file,
in order to make TextMate work with Texniscope, however I would like
to keep it for now, if I could resolve the "refresh" issue with a pdf
viewer. Or would you say texniscope is the way to go?
Thanks for your help,
Claus
I'd imagine that if the key combination was mapped to another app then I'd
see it working in that context. However I've not installed Huevos and have
tried just running the system and TextMate and the problem persists.
I've checked with a couple of other people here who use textmate - we all
have the same set-up - and it doesn't work for them either ??
Cheers,
Simon
>Did you recently install Huevos? That's the default key stroke for
>that particular app.
>Derek
On Jun 28, 2006, at Jun 28, 200610:38 AM, Simon Gregory wrote:
> I often use ctrl-esc to pop-up the bundle list from the project
> window. On
> my G5 tower it stopped working a couple of revisions (ish) ago, yet
> it's
> fine on my powerbook. I'm sure this is a simple conflict but I've
> already
> looked in all the obvious places for a solution - ie keyboard and
> mouse
> prefs pane, quicksilver triggers. Does anyone have any idea what the
> problem might be?
>
> Thanks,
> Simon
[I'm copying the list back in on this exchange, since it now includes
a full resolution.]
On Jun 28, 2006, at 9:07 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
> On 29/6/2006, at 2:37, Jonathan Ragan-Kelley wrote:
>
> > [...] The simple solution: copy KeyBindings.dict to
> > ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/, and optionally merge with
> > my one existing custom TextMate binding (^space => nextCompletion:),
> > and bam -- ^q, ^r, ^u, etc., etc. all work now, where before they
> > didn't.
> That would imply that it didn't successfully read the one
> inside TextMate.app, as it simply merges the various key binding
> files found, well, with the exception that if one is found in
> ~/Library/AppSupport/TextMate, the default one is skipped.
>
> Could it be you had a dummy/empty file there?
Nope, I just misunderstood the usage until I read your "well,
exception" and double-checked to find:
> You can copy this file to ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate
> and edit it, this will then take precedence over the bundled file.
in the manual. This is at odds with the normal behavior of
~/Library/KeyBindings relative to the system bindings (it only
overrides those it sets -- its mere existence doesn't blow away all
bindings), so I somehow missed this, and just had a skeletal set of
extensions and modifications in my TextMate user keybindings. Also,
using KeyBindingsEditor's built-in "Open TextMate user keybindings" to
get an empty Application Support/TextMate/KeyBindings.dict doesn't
help matters.
So the simple answer is "RTFM -- very, very carefully."
Thanks.
-jrk
hi,
I am trying to figure out how to do an emacs-like highlighting of the match
of a paired character such as a paren. I feel sure it must be supported in
TextMate but somehow I just can't run it down in the documentation. Is
there a way to do this?
[I am aware that things can be configured so that there is a brief flash on
the opening paren when the cursor moves over the closing paren, but I am
looking for a way to indicate the match more obviously and less
transiently. Also, the flash only seems to occur when the cursor is on the
closing paren, not the opening one, and I want to be able to find the match
in both directions].
When I press ^q in all modes I've tried (C++, Plain Text, Markdown,
...), I first get nothing. Then, on the second press, my selection is
obliterated and a space inserted. If I try this with no selection, I
consistently observe that the only ^q-related binding seems to be
something like: ^q ^q --> insertSpace. (The menu command works, and
is labeled, as expected.)
However, there are no references to "q" with any modifier anywhere in
any of my keybindings files, so far as I can tell.
I've spent months unable to use ^q for Reformat Paragraph, and always
assumed it was a stray keybinding on my aging OS install. I've since
gone back and rebuilt my profile from scratch on a new machine, with a
totally fresh bundles checkout and I carefully moved a select few
keybindings. Unfortunately, I failed to do it slowly enough to notice
when ^q ceased functioning.
Has anyone else observed this? Clearly something or someone,
somewhere has jacked ^q without my knowledge, but I can't for the life
of me figure out who or what.
Many thanks.
-jrk
> > So in the svn bundles for todo I started to get the following error
>
> Is this with a stock r1103/1112? or do you have a bundles checkout?
> If the latter, you may want to update the Support folder, as a broken
> version of textmate.rb temporarily made its presence there, but was
> since reverted.
>
> Perfect! thanks, I did still have the bad textmate.rb from the repository.
I just checked a fix into svn that adds 'next week', etc to the options allowed by the date parser.
Rather than reinvent the wheel, has anyone seen or is anyone interested in doing a Ruby port of Datebox?
http://dateb
From: Benjamin Jackson <ben(a)incomumdesign.com>
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Date selection with GTDAlt bundle
I just checked a fix into svn that adds 'next week', etc to the
options allowed by the date parser.
Rather than reinvent the wheel, has anyone seen or is anyone
interested in doing a Ruby port of Datebox?
http://datebox.inimit.com/
Best to all,
Ben
I have read in older threads from the list about issues with
subversion and project files lying outside of the root folder of the
subversion project, but I am having difficulty getting the "Update
Entire Project to Newest" to work. Specifically, that menu option
never shows up, regardless of where I have my tmproj file in relation
to the local svn files. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
The Help file mentions that the folders need to be beneath
TM_PROJECT_PATH and I can't find that environment variable anywhere.
TextMate's Help mentions TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY--is that what the SVN
help file means? And if so, do I need to manually set it, or is it
set when I have a saved tmproj open?
