I just experienced a wierdness with the textmate blogging bundle.
When I tried to fetch a post from my blog to edit, it retrieved the
post which was the one above the one in the dropdown list before the
one I selected.
I just did a little experimentation, and it looks like the problem
occurs when I select a post which was posted before a duplicated post
which I deleted. So, schematically, the list shows:
Post 10
Post 9
Post 7
...
Where there was a Post 8 with the same name as Post 9, but it's now gone.
Selecting post 7 from the list brings back the deleted post 8.
The blog is implemented with typo.
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Rick DeNatale
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Hi,
TM remembers the settings like TABSIZE, SOFTWRAP, etc. for a given
TM_MODE, e.g. I set TABSIZE to 8 in a Ruby document and save that
file, TM remembers the TABSIZE if I open a new Ruby document. Fine.
I wonder if it would also be possible that TM remembers the gutter
settings for a given TM_MODE?
Or is this still possible?
Thanks,
--Hans
Hello
When I use "Wrap Selection in" Environment — \begin{}…\end{} I
have indentation with "tab" character.
Is it possible to have space instead tab, perhaps is it possible
to link the the Command Convert Tabs to spaces.
Or perhaps it is possible that the command does not indent
With Tidy, it is the same problem but for all the document,
I can use convert "Tabs" to "Spaces".
I can enabling Soft Tabs but this don't work with the commands
"wrap ...."
Perhaps there is a possibilty for all texts to use spaces
instead of tab characters ?
Regards Alain
I wrote a bunch of Objective-C logging code that includes file and
line in the output in such a way that I can click on it in the XCode
build window.
Usually that works fine, but the bundle logic that finds the full
path when given a file name seems to have a flaw: For example when
the listed line is
PLDocumentController.m:117:[updateRecentMenu:] WARNING: bla bla
the link actually ends up pointing to a file named
BPLDocumentController.m *note the extra 'B' at the beginning).
Seems to me it might be a fairly easy fix for someone how knows what
he/she is doing...
Thanks
Gerd
Hi,
some asked for further examples for the usage of TMTOOLS
Here comes one.
Install the attached bundle AUTOTEXT. Open a new document, set
'language' (CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+A) to AUTOTEXT. Write something, select
something, e.g. the vowel 'a', and press CTRL+ALT+APPLE+S. The
command will highlight all occurrences of the selection within the
document.
Demo movie: http://www.bibiko.de/TMhighlight.mov (3.5MB)
Bye,
--Hans
I just set my TextMate app up to be on the cutting edge.
Now my perl files don't indent properly.
It seems as though the perl bundle is missing it's indentation rules.
Is there an easy way to fix this?
I hope I don't have to hack a way to get it to work myself, don't
really have the time to figure it all out.
Anyone been in my situation before?
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Boysenberry Payne
You were right, I forgot to reload the bundles after removing them. Thanks
for solving the problem for me :)
Teifion
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Thanks for the tip, I've tried it but it's sadly not worked. What confuses
me is that the latest update is the point at which the problem occurred.
Do you have any more suggestions?
Thanks for your help
Teifiion
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Hi,
I'm using the RSpec bundle, and when I run the "Run Behavior
Description" command, I get the following output:
/Users/nate/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles/Ruby
RSpec.tmbundle/Support/lib/spec_mate.rb:2:in `require': No such file
to load -- rubygems (LoadError) from /Users/nate/Library/Application
Support/TextMate/Bundles/Ruby RSpec.tmbundle/Support/lib/spec_mate.rb:
2 from /tmp/temp_textmate.UKmbLu:3:in `require' from /tmp/
temp_textmate.UKmbLu:3
Anyone know what the problem is?
Thanks,
Nate
Hi,
in the course of writing my PhD-thesis, I've missed the possibility
to quickly open publications (PDFs) directly from LaTeX-Source. As I
use BibDesk as a reference manager, I've implemented a command
interfacing BibDesk via Applescript to solve this.
The command allows to open a publication PDF linked to a BibDesk
record directly via the cite-key used in the LaTeX source (in short:
place cursor at cite-key (or select cite-key) -> call command (via
hot-key) -> if a file is linked to the according BibDesk-Entry, it is
opened in your default PDF-viewer). Works pretty well for me ...
If anybody thinks this could be useful for his or her workflow, feel
free to use and/or adapt/improve.
Best regards,
stefan
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I'm playing with some auto-indent rules, and I've come across a
scenario that gives me trouble. Consider text (in fact valid code)
that is written like this:
somescope {
/*
*} <--curly brace
*/
}
Now, if this text was properly indented, the three middle lines of
code would be tabbed once to the right. But how can TextMate tell
using its indentation rule logic that the curly brace on line 3 is
within a multi-line comment?
-Jeremy S.
Hello all:
For some reason whenever I write in php, the foldings do not show up for the
line numbers in the gutter.
Is there another setting I need to set to make this happen? When I open
someone elses work the foldings are there so, I am not sure what I am doing
to not make them show.
thanks for your help,
Paul
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I've been looking for these, but everything I can find seems to be outdated.
Are there any up to date, or at least fairly up to date cheatsheets
for the Ruby and Rails bundles?
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Rick DeNatale
My blog on Ruby
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Hi Ciarán Walsh
It seems to be working fine here – could you go to where you would expect to
use php⇥ and then run the "Copy Scope" command from the Bundle Development
bundle, and tell me what the scope is by pasting it.
From within a basic .php file it comes up as
text.html.basic
Once I php ⇥ I get the following scope
text.html.basic
Thanks for your help, it's really appriciated
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interesting
http://woarl.com/blog
Hello,
I'm new to TextMate and new to the list.
I have noticed the following bug (?): I have a list of words in a
text file.
Every word in it's own line. There are 85 words, but the Statistics
of the
Document (Text-Bundle) shows 84 lines, because there is no line
change (EOL)
at the end of the last word. So the result is not correct (and, yes, it
makes the difference for me, because I had to determine the exact
number of
the words and than I told the wrong number).
Is it a bug or a feature? ;) Or maybe it isn't possible to count the
number
of lines correctly when this last "new line" character is not there?
Joanna
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Hi
The latest version of Textmate (Version 1.5.6 (1431)) appears to have
"broken" the HTML bundle's PHP functionality.
If I have a .php file and then type "php" and hit tab then I get the <?php
and ?> tags as expected, however, if I then go into those tags and type
"for" and push tab, nothing happens. Changing the language type myself to
PHP causes this to work but then removes all tag colour coding and
HTML-based snippets and suchlike.
Was this intentional or a mistake? If it's intentional then how can I change
it back to how it was and if it was a mistake, what's the best way to file a
bug report?
Thanks for your time, it's most appriciated
Teifion Jordan
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I noticed in todays update of TextMate, JEG II has added support in
the ruby bundle for using Mauricio Fernandez' fast-ri for ^H.
Kewl!
Just wanted to note that Mauricio recommends installing fast-ri from
the source tarball rather than as a gem for the best possible
performance:
http://eigenclass.org/hiki.rb?fastri#l1
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Rick DeNatale
My blog on Ruby
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Hi,
I have searched the archive and do not believe this has been
discussed in the past.
At present within the Textmate Bundle repository we have a Mono Bundle.
My gripe is that Mono is an implementation of the .NET standards, of
which the C# language is one such language supported. (A VB.NET
implementation is also part of Mono)
I believe that rather than having a Mono bundle we should have a C#
bundle.
Also I noticed that for the "E-TextEditor" which is a kind of Windows
Clone of Textmate, which supports the same Bundle formats, they
already have a C# bundle.
I am not sure who the original developer of the bundle was, but here
is a link to be able to download the bundle:
http://www.mediafire.com/?3xjlmfwvvkk
I have tried the bundle out in Textmate with no problems.
This bundle seems more complete than the Mono bundle.
So what I am suggesting is that the C# bundle and the Mono Bundle are
merged together under the banner of a C# bundle and ultimately the
Mono bundle removed from the repository.
What do people think about this option, and what is the process about
doing this?
I have a few improvements I would like to make to the bundle, but
would prefer to wait until we have the merged base in the repository
in which to work from, so creating patches.
Matthew Winter
Hi,
is it just me, or folding status of a file is
not preserved after closing and reopenng it,
when the number of lines/folding marks is too high?
e.g., I have a file with > 4000 folding markers
(don't ask) and the last ones reappear unfolded
each time I open back the file. The same happens
with a file having ~870 markers but a lot more
text in bewteen the markers, so I do not know
what is the threshold of the bad behaviour.
Regards
Piero
Hi there, I've just downloaded Textmate and am really enjoying using
it though there is one basic feature that I can't seem to find:
-how do I auto-format my code?
I program in Actionscript and am used to pressing the 'Auto Format'
button in the Flash Actions panel to tidy up my formatting.
I've looked at the manual and through the documentation but I can't
seem to figure this out!
Any help much appreciated and if anyone has any other specific tips
for AS users using Textmate please let me know :)
Thanks,
Ali
I'm currently tweaking the language plist of the ActionScript 3
bundle (this is not an ActionScript 3 question), and I'm having
trouble with it.
Like most other languages, there are hundreds of supportive classes,
functions, properties and constants in the AS3 language that deserve
a special syntax coloration. The default language definition of the
AS3 bundle currently has lists of these words, hundreds of words
long. I've added a few hundred here and there, and now only some of
them work.
The specific part of my language definition that's being troublesome
somewhat resembles this:
{ name = 'support.class.actionscript.3';
match = '([\w\.]|\b)(Class1|Class2|Class3| ... |ClassN)\b';
},
-where N is a very, very large number. About 350. And my problem is,
specifically, that some of the words in the match line will behave as
if their scope is support.class.actionscript.3, and some of them will
behave as if they have no scope.
I'd really like this to work. Are there technical limits to the
number of words to specify in a match statement? Does anyone have any
suggestions?
Thanks very much,
-Jeremy Sachs
For some reason the "Typeset & View" dialog presents garbled text when compiling
LaTeX documents:
http://trichech.us/images/TypesetViewBug-20071019-103513.jpg
This occurs repeatedly. Anyone else get this? I'm running Version 1.5.6 (1414).
cf
Does anyone have a simple example of coding and running an Objective-C unit
test in
TextMate?
It appears that you can use XCode to add OCUnit tests to your project. I
thought I saw that you could then run unit tests from TextMate (via the
XCode bundle). But can you do it without using XCode at all?
I want to write a non-gui library, so I don't need XCode/IB. How do you
write a
simple file that includes the right headers and defines an OCUnit test? Then
can that be called from TextMate?
Thanks
Hi,
I've noticed a bug in the function detection of the C language Bundle.
A function is not properly recognized when the arguments are spread
over several lines. This causes the syntax highlighting to be broken
and the function will not appear in the 'Jump to function' popup list.
I've attached a patch to the C syntax file which corrected the problem
for me. I haven't noticed any side-effects so far but I don't know if
it's really the best solution.
Allan, I would be glad if you could incorporate a fix to this issue in
an upcoming release.
Thanks,
Angelo
I've come to depend on PyCheckMate (which I run via "Validate Syntax"
in the Python bundle). But "all of a sudden" it has started doing a
"Syntax check only" (I don't know exactly when this started), which is
much less useful. (The syntax check misses a number of errors that
the previous check would catch.)
The window that opens when I do a validate shows "PyCheckMate r7337".
Did it fall back to syntax check only when I last updated TextMate?
How do I go back to the full validation?
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Daryl Spitzer