Hi,
Having now upgraded, the themes editor is great. TM just gets better
and better.
The old Perl bundle contained a definition to treat the following
equally:
qq(Hello World);
qq{Hello World};
qq|Hello World|;
This latter form, although a little weird, is nonetheless valid Perl,
and something I use all the time. The new Perl bundle recognises the
former two perfectly, but not the latter.
The naive experiments I've made in the bundle editor haven't gotten me
anywhere, so I was hoping someone would be able to talk me through how
to get my beloved qq|| working in the new Perl bundle.
Many thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Andrew.
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I have the same problems as detailed in this thread -
http://comox.textdrive.com/pipermail/textmate-dev/2005-June/001827.html
At work I'm running osX 10.3.9. None of the diff commands work. When I
try to diff I get the spinning beach ball and then nothing.
At home, runing 10.4.1, everything works fine.
I'm running textmate 1.1b13 with a svn update of the entire bundles
repository (I'm at rev 1226).
There didn't seem to be a resolution to the problem in the thread,
other than Charilaos Skiadas problems seemed to go away for 'Diff
revisions' and 'Diff with revision.' Following the suggestions in the
thread I have different results. My error text when outputing Diff
Revisions into a new window is
/bin/bash: line 20: [: too many arguments
I don't get the
-:1:in `require': No such file to load -- svn_diff (LoadError)
from -:1
Also, CocoaDialog --help and ctrl-R to run the line as a command
produces:
CocoaDialog --help/bin/bash: line 1: CocoaDialog: command not found
Any more thoughts - do I need to update ruby maybe? Start from scratch
maybe? Persuade the FO to upgrade my system to Tiger?
Hey There,
Just updated to textmate 1.1b13, and I no longer have the
beautiful colour scheme, is there anyway i can get the old colour
schemes back, with the new version.. I need help, i know it's finicky
but i find it really hard to develop in anything but that scheme, and
it's partly why i purchased textmate to begin with. Cheers
- james
I'm on 10.4.1 and TMb12 keeps throwing the user interface sound
affects at me. Actually it's the default "alert sound" called Funk.
This alert happens when I open a new file and when I make a change to
the contents of a file among aother times. I have not made nay
changes to my sys prefs.
Anyone?
-t
I think I remember someone mentioning that this is possible, but I
can't find any mention of it. I'm looking to type the same thing at
the end of all the lines in a file. They don't line up in perfect
columns , so the standard column typing won't work. I need Textmate
to find the end of each line and insert there. Is this possible?
Thanks,
Bryce
Allan,
You the man! That works perfectly, thanks.
Chris
> Try this: ${TM_FILEPATH#$TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY/}
>
> The #-thing means: „minus this prefix‰. There's also % for „minus
> this suffix‰.
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I just updated to b13 (from b12) and svn up'ed the latest bundles.
When I open a myfile.rb file the syntax coloring is normal (same as in
b12). If I then open a myfile.rhtml file the coloring is also normal
(different than with .rb, but same as in b12). If I then switch back
to the myfile.rb tab, the syntax coloring becomes, for lack of a
better word, confused. Seems the background color remains the lighter
color used for .rhtml file rather than switching back to the black
color used for .rb. If I close and reopen myfile.rb, the colors are
again correct.
I've removed all of my local ~/Library bundle files and restarted TM -
same result.
If this is unclear I can probably manage to create a screenshot or two.
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For those not subscribed to my RSS feed, I did a writeup of the new
language grammar features: http://macromates.com/blog/archives/
2005/06/23/language-grammars/
I know this is kind of cheeky, but I am thinking of making some macros where
it would be incredibly useful to be able to get the path of the current file
relative to the project directory, instead of as an absolute path from the
root hard drive, is there any possibility this could be added? (I really
have no idea how difficult this might be). Or perhaps this is so easy in
Perl that its not worth the effort, Im afraid I don't know any Perl.
Regards
Chris
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