El 10/07/2007, a las 14:00, textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com
escribió:
> tell application "TextMate"
> set w to window index 2
> set visible of w to false
> set visible of w to true
> end tell
it works like a charm. Thanks a lot. It will be for me a very
frequent shortcut.
- Juan FC.
Since upgrading to the latest version yesterday, the Convert Tabs To Spaces
menu option doesn't always work. I click on it and my text doesn't change.
But what I noticed later was a copy of my file's text had been appended to
the end of the file. More failures made more copies of the content.
Strange, I'm trying to reproduce the problem now and it's not occurring. It
works correctly every time.
This is with version 1.5.6 (1405).
THanks,
Ernest
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I found a question on this posed in the dev mailing list, but am posting in
the user mailing list, because it is now a user issue :-)
Any luck with this... I see the release notes mention using the keychain to
store passwords, but I'm not sure how to go about doing this...
Brad Miller wrote:
>
> I've been trying to get the new browser to work. But I get the following
> error:
>
> ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'bmiller'@'localhost' (using
> password: NO)
>
> It looks like I should be prompted for a password? There is no place to
> enter one in the configuration dialog. I've searched my keychain and
> cannot find one. Is there some variable I should be setting to tell the
> SQL
> bundle that I want to use a password?
>
> Brad
>
> --
> Brad Miller
> Assistant Professor, Computer Science
> Luther College
>
> On 7/7/07, Ciarán Walsh <ciawal(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Switching in new SQL bundle from WIP branch
>>
>> Changed:
>> D branches/WIP/Bundles/SQL.tmbundle/
>> A trunk/Bundles/SQL.tmbundle/
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Hey Kim,
Actually I was able to fix the problem by going to:
Bundles -> Bundle Editor -> Reload Bundles
This fixed multiple problems for me:
1) TODO Bundle
2) Markdown Preview
3) My Personal Bundle Snippets
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Brian H
binarynomad(a)gmail.com
http://www.binarynomad.com
Based on a recent post, I have found easy to switch between the two
front-most windows,
osascript -e '
tell application "TextMate"
set index of window 2 to 1
end tell
' &>/dev/null &
(binded to numeric(0), making it really fast two use it!!, I use the
little finger)
but it doesn't work as desired since, although it exchanges the
windows order, it doesn't exchange the active one, leaving the window
behind the new front-most one active :(
Has anyone know some solution?
Thanks.
-- Juan FC
Hi there.
GetBundle is a great helper for installing and maintaining bundles!
A suggestion to its maintainer: would it be possible to add a "revert bundle
command"? I imagine that this could simply throw a dialog of all loaded
bundles and then delete the delta folder.
A really nice (but major, I imagine) would be a "merge" command which took a
bundle file on the desktop and merged its changes into an existing bundle,
on an item by item basis, prompting for conflicts.
I would use this for managing changes where I edit my own private bundles on
several machines and wish to get them all back into sync (I never figured
out subversion well enough to do it using SVN).
Some time ago, someone posted a message about a runtime error with bundles.
The problem was never resolved in the mailing list, but perhaps it was
outside the list...
I'm seeing the same problem. Whenever I try to execute a python script
within TextMate using <command>r, I see this error:
csh: setenv: Too many arguments. /bin/bash: line 2: : command not found
My default shell for my terminal sessions is tcsh, not bash. If that's any
help...
The very same script executes fine in a terminal window. If I execute from
TextMate using the Bundle -> Run Script (terminal), it works fine. If I just
execute the script in a terminal window, it works fine. Open the script in
BBEdit, and execute via the #! menu and it works fine.
Similarly, perl scripts return the same dumb error, yet work fine elsewhere.
I updated all my bundles with subversion, per the help file. I added
/Library/Application Support/TextMate/
and
/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles
like the instructions indicated, and then added the bundles I expect to use.
Perhaps someone can tell me the error I've made.
Until then, back to BBEdit...
TextMate version 1.5.6, Mac OS X 10.4.10, MacBook Pro.
--
Richard Brosnahan
Editor in Chief
Broz News
http://broznews.org
I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.
Mark Twain, author
Hi,
I often find myself wanting to open a currently selected tab in a new
window (without having to track down the actual file in the file
drawer), so that I can look at it in parallel with another tab. Is
there a shortcut to do it? I can't find anything like that.
Any hints would be greatly appreciated.
Tench
hello :)
I've a problem when I compile with the TextMate command, often I've
a good result but when I compile the same document with texshop or with
kile on ubuntu I 've some errors. Texhsop and Kile stops the
compilation but not TextMate....
But the errors are real and I think that for the Textmate'command these
errors are only warnings.
Is it possible to modify this ?
Thanks Alain (sorry for my bad english)
Thanks, Alan, but I guess I was a bit unclear. I was hoping it would
look for the TODOs in just the files in the current project file, and
not all the files in the TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY and down.
For example, if I have a project /Users/uner/Development/
exampleProj.tmproj with two files
/Users/uner/Development/vob/examples/example.cpp
/Users/uner/Development/vob/examples/tests/test.cpp
If I pick one of these files, type "echo $TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY" and
do a ^R, I get "/Users/uner/Development/vob/examples", and that's the
folder the TODO bundle starts scanning from (i.e. it does /Users/uner/
Development/vob/examples/ and all subdirectories).
I'd really like it to just scan example.cpp and test.cpp.
Is there a way to do this, or do you have a suggestion for some code
I can copy from another bundle to see if I can hack this together
myself?
On Jul 8, 2007, at 7:00 AM, textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com wrote:
> From: Allan Odgaard <throw-away-1(a)macromates.com>
> Date: July 8, 2007 1:24:51 AM CDT
> To: TextMate users <textmate(a)lists.macromates.com>
> Subject: Re: [TxMt] TODO Search Path/Recursion
> Reply-To: TextMate users <textmate(a)lists.macromates.com>
>
> On 8. Jul 2007, at 06:04, Eric Uner wrote:
>
>> [...]
>> 1) Get the bundle to just show me the list it came up with last
>> time and only refresh when I need it to, or better yet,
> Could be done, but I don’t think many would prefer this behavior.
>> 2) Get it to only search the files in the current project?
> That should be the default -- try check the value of the
> TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY variable from within your project.
> You can also set TM_TODO_IGNORE to exclude certain files/folders.
> On 8. Jul 2007, at 06:04, Eric Uner wrote:
>> [...]
>> 1) Get the bundle to just show me the list it came up with last
>> time and only refresh when I need it to, or better yet,
> Could be done, but I don’t think many would prefer this behavior.
>> 2) Get it to only search the files in the current project?
> That should be the default -- try check the value of the
> TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY variable from within your project.
> You can also set TM_TODO_IGNORE to exclude certain files/folders.
Hi all,
(I'm posting this here because this section of the Textmate wiki:
"Use the mailing list...For everything related to bundle items, since
a lot of the stuff is done by other TM users (who for the most part
are subscribed to this list)")
I just upgraded to the newest version of Textmate (1.5.6 (1405)), now
when I hit the key combo (ctrl-shift-t), I get the error message:
/Users/jdoe/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/
TODO.tmbundle/Support/lib/settings.rb:62:in `markers': undefined
method `+' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError) from /Users/jdoe/
Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/
TODO.tmbundle/Support/todo.rb:32
I have not made any changes to the new "Preferences" section of the
TODO Bundle.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can correct this?
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BrianH
binarynomad(a)gmail.com
Dear all, Having troubles getting Skim 0.5 to work with the Latex Watch
bundle. The compiled PDF is not updated on saving the source LaTeX. PDF sync
back and forwards works perfectly. Is anyone else having this problem?
Regards,
Mark P
Maybe a dumb question, but when/where do I enter my password for the
new SQL bundle in 1.5.6? I get a "Access Denied... using Password NO"
error.
Thanks
I have installed the "Edit in Textmate" bundle, with apparent success,
except that when I invoke the function, either through the hotkey
combination or by selecting the item from the edit menu in Safari,
nothing happens. I simply get the OS X warning sound.
Looking in the console I see the following:
2007-07-07 01:17:38.606 TextMate[9345] Can't open input server
/Users/chris/Library/InputManagers/Edit in TextMate
Not sure what this is all about, since this link does actually exist,
and links to the folder in
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/Resources.
Any idea how to get this working?
Thanks in advance.
http://www.puffinry.demon.co.uk/LaTeX%20Watch%202.4.dmg
Changes since 2.3:
- Warn if PostScript mode is used with a non-default previewer.
- Expand the help file a little.
- With TeXShop, use open_for_externaleditor on the .tex file, to work
around an encoding-related bug in TeXShop.
- Add a refresh command for Skim, which works in Skim 0.5 and later.
This is just as well, since the automatic file-change checking is broken
in Skim 0.5!
Robin
Hi all,
I'm errors of the following persuasion when using the new todo
bundle. A new window pops up and the progress spinner runs for a bit.
The script then bails with this output:
/tmp/temp_textmate.jnhxMD:64:in `initialize': No such file or
directory - /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/
TODO.tmbundle/Support/template.rhtml (Errno::ENOENT) from /tmp/
temp_textmate.jnhxMD:64:in `open' from /tmp/temp_textmate.jnhxMD:64
I see there's no "template.rhtml" file in my TODO bundle's Support
folder (only template_SOMETHING.rhtml)
I'm using:
* the just updated version of textmate (Version 1.5.6 (1401));
* macports ruby (1.8.6);
I updated my Bundles and Support directory from subversion and got
this problem. I then blew out the bundle from my subversion checkout
to force textmate to use the TODO bundle from TextMate's own bundles,
still the same thing.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
-steve
The other problem i solved with creating a symlink..
But i wonder how to store the MySQL password. I couldn't find anything
in the bundle documentation and there isn't a input field
Did i miss something ?
Regards J.
Hello,
is it possible to somehow add own values to the wrap column menue?
I'm often using 72 as wrap column for writing emails, and adding this to
the menue as a user defined value would be really nice.
Thanks,
Eike
The new TODO bundle looks great, but searching through the NFS links
and all the tags and dirs etc. involved in my projects each time I
want to see the list is impractical. I may as well grep -r half my hard
drive. :-)
Before I start hacking away at the Ruby, is there some easy way I
am missing to either:
1) Get the bundle to just show me the list it came up with last
time and only refresh when I need it to, or better yet,
2) Get it to only search the files in the current project?
Thanks,
Eric
Hi,
In a snippet with a mirror, how do you allow a mirror to be followed
immediately by a number without that number being interpreted as a part of
the mirror value?
i.e., make it that $11 is interpreted as <contents of group 1><digit 1>
$11 is interpreted as match 11
$1\1 (and \\1 and \\\\1) all let the slashes flow right through rather than
consuming them as escapes.
Any clues or is this a limitation in snippets?
Tim
____________________
Famous lauded but completely wrong judgements:
When Oliver Wendell Holmes defined the class of speech which was not
protected by the first amendment as being the class of speech which includes
shouting "fire" in crowded theatre when there was none, he did so in a case
where he was justifying the jailing of Yiddish protestors against the draft
in WWI.
It is of course most critical to protect speech exactly when there is debate
over whether there is a "fire" (incitement to imminent violence) or not, and
that is what Holmes failed utterly to do.
I decided to write a modified version of a MultiMarkdown command, and
because I'm better at Ruby than I am at bash, I wrote my version of the
command in Ruby. It's working!
However, in order to pass the incoming text thru MultiMarkdown.pl, I open a
subprocess. I am not very savvy at subprocesses, so I have a couple of
questions:
(1) Is there an elegant way? Right now I'm using IO.popen, which has the
virtue that I understand what I'm doing, even though it's wordy.
(2) More important: we do not seem to be picking up the paths automatically,
so I have to construct (from ENV) a full path to where MultiMarkdown.pl sits
inside the support bundle. Is there a trick for handling this? The original
bash version just automagically "sees" MultiMarkdown.pl and SmartyPants.pl;
is there some way my Ruby script can automagically see them too?
Thx - m.
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A fool + a tool + an autorelease pool = cool!
AppleScript: the Definitive Guide - Second Edition!
<http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0596102119>
Hi,
First off, a big thank you to whomever wrote the Hyperlink Helper! What a
great little bundle! I think you have helped the world, as this will make
more pages incorporate referencing for claims, and help wikipedia become the
top link for information and make links more semantically (in the Tim
Berners Lee sense of semantic link) valid
Buglet for you:
Select the text "Cronbach's alpha"
"Lookup selection on wikipedia and link" -->
Received exception:bad URI(is not URI?):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cronbach\'s_alpha
<a href="" title=""></a>
In a plain text document it returns the following
Received exception:bad URI(is not URI?):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cronbach\'s_alpha
(this language is not supported, see for more info)
> On 4. Jul 2007, at 23:12, Max Lein wrote:
>
> > The problem with TextMate is that it essentially forces people to
> > use UTF8.
>
> Yes, and as I tried to explain, there is good reason it does that.
There are usually `good' reasons not to as well. For all I love about
TextMate, it's a bit pushy here ;-)
> > I have yet to find a way how to teach TextMate that my default
> > encoding is Latin1 (even though this is the default encoding which
> > I have set in the prefs): as long as a TeX file doesn't contain any
> > special characters, it will automatically assume they are UTF8
files
> > (ignoring my preference and -- if existant -- the metadata
connected
> > to that file).
>
> When checking “use for existing files” it will respect your
> preference. However, I fixed the problem for next build, so when
files
> with ASCII encoding can’t remain as ASCII, it will first try your
> preferred encoding (even when the “use for existing files” is not
> checked).
Well, my web pages use UTF8 ... so this option doesn't really solve the
problem. (I am aware of said option, but it just shifts my problem.) As
I said, an encoding per project option would be greatly appreciated (I'm
not sure I understand the last part of your reply correctly and whether
TextMate 2.0 would effectively resolve this issue).
> >> [...]
> >
> > However, going UTF8 is sometimes just not an option [...]
>
> Maybe not, but the bundle commands (which was the topic of this
> thread) can’t be expected to work with your files, when those
> are not UTF-8. I.e. go with Latin-1 and use special characters,
> and you should be prepared to see no or garbled output from script
> runners (which show script output), diff commands (showing changes in
> your files), build commands (which quote parts of your source), log
> commands (showing SCM log entries), various validation/completion/
> pretty-printing commands, a.s.o.
You clearly have the perspective of someone who codes (which is fine by
me, just an observation), but I haven't noticed any garbled output while
working with Latin1. That's probably due to the simple fact that I just
use a very specific subset of TextMate's commands. For me, a one-time
warning would be acceptable.
> > I frequently exchange files with people who work on Windows,
> > Linux or Solaris and the standard encoding they use is usually
> > Latin1. Yes, there are ways how to use UTF8 on other OS, but have
> > you ever tried to convince someone to switch to UTF8 who still
> > writes his papers in Plain TeX?
>
> Would plain TeX not be ASCII? :)
... but my contribution isn't. The encoding is `hardcoded' into
LaTeX (it's a simple command), so when the chapters are merged, we'd
get into trouble (not necessarily with Plain TeX people of which
there are admittedly very, very few left, but with all of my active
co-workers). (We usually split our work into sections which are then
compiled. Obviously any other wants to be able to compile the TeX code
on his system without fiddling for half an hour. I've seen it happen
often enough.)
> > Instead of blindly arguing for people to convert to UTF8 (which
> > is what I would use if I got to choose), you should accept that
> > people (= customers) want to and sometimes need to work with other
> > encodings as well.
>
> In what you replied to I gave a technical explanation of why it
> is highly infeasible to support other than UTF-8 for the various
> commands, which was the topic raised. Me accepting that some can’t
> use UTF-8 doesn’t really change that.
Well, I understand the reasons you gave, but people who use LaTeX need
just functionality, most of which is provided by the LaTeX (or Beamer)
bundle. I think if people consciously change the encoding to something
other than UTF8, they have a good reason for doing so. Give them a
warning (once) that some commands may not work would be acceptable to
me. I haven't heard of people in my field using diff on their TeX source
files, for instance. I've also never had any problems with TextMate's
built-in commands that produced no or garbled output.
I can certainly understand if you'd rather fix other problems than
these. But I think there are certain fields when this is just an
essential feature and the people would even be willing to live with a
smaller feature set.
> > I'm still longing for an `encoding per project' option which
> > TextMate would stick to no matter what. And also an error message
> > that tells me that I cannot save my .tex file in Latin1 because
> > there are some (invisible) characters that prevent it from doing so
> > (right now, it'll just revert to UTF8 without telling me).
>
> I have commented on this a few times in the past; the lack of a
> warning is indeed very unfortunate, and it comes from the code that
> does this “bumping” of encoding not having access to the UI. A
> mistake 2.0 will be without -- and as for encoding per project, I
> can’t recall exactly how much I have said here, but 2.0 does move
> a lot of things to be more folder-oriented and has another approach
> to dealing with encodings, basically offloading this to customizable
> import/export hooks, so non-UTF-8 users should be able to get
whatever
> they want.
That's very good news (although the first time I hear of those new
features). I hope that you don't have to set these encoding hooks
globally (not 100 % sure what you mean by that), as I mentioned, I use
UTF8 whenever I can (e. g. for the websites I maintain) and Latin1
*when I have to*. Hence different projects, different encodings and
a per project encoding seems like the best option to me. (I usually
create a project for my papers (LaTeX) since LaTeX is very noisy and
creates a phletora of files I almost surely don't need.) :-)
Max
UC Berkeley
Department of Physics
