My smart typing pairs seem to have stopped working with 1.1b14, is there
something new about this system with the new syntax format?
Chris
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> According to Ben Jackson: To reset the database use open .tmproj
> You will be asked whether you really want to open that file for the
> first time with TextMate. Answer yes and you'll be set.
Where do I do this from? Home directory? There's no file named .tmproj.
Hi,
there are two things that puzzle me in the LaTeX language mode of TM:
Firstly, the insertion of an \item is bound to -^-, the Enter key or
fn-Return, but all I ever get is a new line without the \item.
Secondly, there is a macro "LaTeX: Generic Completion" that calls "\"$
{TM_BUNDLE_PATH}/Macros/LaTeXcomplete.pl\"";
The file LaTeXcomplete.pl exists in my LaTeX bundle, but I still get
the following error:
bin/bash: line 1: /Macros/LaTeXcomplete.pl: No such file or directory
Other commands, such as LaTeX Tidy work, even though they use the
same TM_BUNDLE_PATH variable.
I have found that with other commands, if you change anything - even
if it's only the key-binding - a copy of the command is generated in
the user's Library/Application\ Suppurt/TextMate/Bundles/ directory.
If the command invokes some file in the main Library/.../Bundles/...,
the command gets broken, since those files are not copied, but
obviously the TM_BUNDLE_PATH variable then points to the user's path.
I have put symbolic links to the original files in my private copy of
the bundle, but this is not very elegant ...
Another minor point is the lack of support for correct syntax
colouring of \verb!%! ... but this is not used too frequently ;-)
I'd be grateful for any help with my problems (perhaps I'm just
missing some setting),
Berndt
Darnit, once again that was supposed to go to the list.
Begin forwarded message:
> From: Charilaos Skiadas <skiadas(a)math.uchicago.edu>
> Date: June 24, 2005 6:59:47 PM CDT
> To: hadley wickham <h.wickham(a)gmail.com>
> Subject: Re: [TxMt] Scope tooltip not working in b13
>
>
> I'm assuming you've removed everything and restarted and all that?
> No idea why this might be happening. On a possibly related note
> though, I tried "Show Keyboard Shortcuts" from the same bundle, and
> it does not show me anything.
> "Restart TextMate" does work though (and "Show scope", for me at
> least).
> On Jun 24, 2005, at 3:35 PM, hadley wickham wrote:
>
>
>> Doesn't work for me in b14 either - have tried in R, markdown and
>> latex syntaxes. Can't see any messages in console.
>>
>> Hadley
>>
>> On 6/24/05, Charilaos Skiadas <skiadas(a)math.uchicago.edu> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Worked fine for me when I was in b13, and it works fine in b14 also.
>>> Does the console tell you anything about the beep? Does it not work
>>> with a particular bundle, or in general?
>>> On Jun 24, 2005, at 1:05 PM, hadley wickham wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> Anyone else having any problems with this? I press Ctrl-Shift-T
>>>> and
>>>> get a beep and no tool-tip :(
>>>>
>>>> Hadley
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> Haris
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
> Haris
>
>
>
Haris
[TM beta 14 ...]
I don't really understand why Soft Wrap can now be set in a theme. If
it is already in the View menu, wouldn't you consider this a user
preference and not language specific? I find it very annoying because
I am keeping up with svn and leaving all the defaults set (i.e.
Settings: Basic) and now whenever I switch to any document in my
project for the first time I have to *manually* activate Soft Wrap in
the View menu. I personally cannot see any reason why soft wrap
should be turned on for one language and not another (this to me is an
editing style preference), but even so, should there not be a way for
the user to override this setting? I cannot find anyway to override
it.
Kumar
Sorry for being stupid, but could someone please tell me what the -^-
character that's the default keyboard shortcut for the Continue line
comment snippet in the Source bundle actually corresponds to on the
keyboard? It's #^C (as in the actual single character '^C', not '^'
followed by 'C') as rendered by less on the ascii plist. I've made a
number of educated guesses, but all to no avail. This is just making
me feel stupid. I could rebind it, but my experience has generally
been that the defaults for things like this are actually quite clever,
and I like to know what they are before choosing something else.
Thanks.
-jrk
