That's my point - the movement commands used to be the OSX standard,
but now they've changed. I'm aware of what the various combinations
do, I'm asking why they changed all of a sudden, and how I can change
them back to the way they used to work. Control+Arrow used to move to
the beginning or the end of the line, and still does in every other
app on my system.
I'd rather not have to un-learn the key combinations and learn the new
ones, as I've gotten quite used to the way it used to work - it's more
muscle memory than conscious action by now!
Cheers,
-- Chris Sternal-Johnson
---------- Original message ----------
From: Charilaos Skiadas <skiadas(a)hanover.edu>
To: TextMate users <textmate(a)lists.macromates.com>
Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2006 23:34:13 -0500
Subject: Re: [TxMt] weird glitch - apple & option/control keys not
working as expected?
On Dec 4, 2006, at 8:47 PM, Chris Sternal-Johnson wrote:
> Hey fellow Texmaters,
>
> I've run into a strange glitch - I must have done something to cause
> it, but I can't for the life of me figure out what.
>
> I use the Apple & Option/Control keys to move around a lot, but
> somehow they've become switched around, and only in Textmate. All
> other apps work right - Option+Arrow moves one word, Control+Arrow
> moves to the beginning or end of the line - but in Textmate the Apple
> key moves to the beginning or end of the line and the Option+Control
> keys both move a single word at a time.
>
> Any idea why?
command + left-right arrow: beginning-end of line
option + left-right arrow: moving by word
ctrl + left-right arrow: Subword movement
Subword movement works by stopping at every capital letter within the
word, as well as at underscores. Try it with:
thisIsCool
and with
this_is_cool
Haris
Kevin, I am sorry but I do not understand the two replies. Please
explain. I am not a programmer. I am a writer who likes the power of
TextMate. Thank you. Lloyd
Hi everyone -
As of late, anytime I use most any of the bundles items in TextMate I
get the following as output: "env: ruby: Permission denied".
I'm running the latest version of TextMate(r1324) on 10.3.9 and
haven't done anything wild and crazy to my ruby installation except
update it to 1.8.5 from the install that comes with 10.3.
I've tried setting a shell variable in TextMate for the proper path to
ruby and mucking around with the permissions and ownership of ruby to
no avail.
Does anyone have any idea what I've managed to break?
Thank you very much-
Jordan von Kluck
Hi, I have tried to write at my blog with textMate but appears an
error message:
2006-12-02 21:50:53.716 CocoaDialog[1711] Can't open input server
/Library/InputManagers/Smart Crash Reports.bundle
Any suggestion?
Thank you.
Hi,
I did an error!!! I posted something ridiculous to http://
pastie.textmate.org.
",NFD("たaaäÄüß $s\n"));
Äá
How can I delete this? Or who can delete this?
Sorry for that but pressed the wrong button!!!!!
Thanks,
Hans
I currently have two similar bundles in the repository, GTD and
GTD2. I would like to replace GTD with GTD2 (users could still get
GTD by manually checking it out of the repository). The purpose
being to simplify some of the confusion over which GTD bundle is
which. The question is, "is anyone still using the original GTD and
does not want to switch to GTD2? Thanks.
Mike
I would like to propose following change to the "comment line/
selection" command in the source bundle.
If the cursor is placed on an empty line, I get the nice "# " at the
beginning, but the cursor is placed in front of this.
Can someone change it, so the cursor is placed after the space after
the "#" if the line was empty before?
I couln'd figure out quickly how it can be done in the bundle editor,
but I guss its quite simple
Thanks
Thomas
Hey fellow Texmaters,
I've run into a strange glitch - I must have done something to cause
it, but I can't for the life of me figure out what.
I use the Apple & Option/Control keys to move around a lot, but
somehow they've become switched around, and only in Textmate. All
other apps work right - Option+Arrow moves one word, Control+Arrow
moves to the beginning or end of the line - but in Textmate the Apple
key moves to the beginning or end of the line and the Option+Control
keys both move a single word at a time.
Any idea why?
--
Chris Sternal-Johnson
cj(a)ceejayoz.com
Hello,
I am trying my TextMate with a new test blog at http://
fnino.wordpress.com
All my posts (many times the same one...) are made with TextMate, so
configuration seems ok.
The "preview" of the post is ok as well.
However, all my posts are sent exactly as they appear in textmate;
that is, with the original markup *without*
conversion to HTML (I tested both markdown and textile, same
behaviour). I even posted an image showing this in a post, but the
image is not shown as it is not
interpreted as HTML. I am not sure if this is a bundle (Blogging)
problem or a TextMate problems. It is probably
a stupid thing I forgot to do (but what ??).
Any ideas someone ? Thanks,
Fernando
I'm trying to learn about writing useful snippets for things I do often. It
looks like I need some conceptual help. For example, I use this snippet:
<tr>
<td><cite>${1:title}</cite></td>
<td>${2:composer}<br />
arr:${3:arranger}</td>
</tr>
</table>$0
with a tab trigger of </table>
already helps a lot when building tables of works performed. It nicely gets
rid of the ending </table> and inserts another set when I press tab at the
end of the snippet.
That worked so well I got greedy. I'd like to cause the snippet to force the
title be Title Case.
A second interest is an easy way to get rid of the break and the arranger
when the piece doesn't have one without killing the ability to use a tab
trigger at the end. I can use lots of deletes. Is there a better way.
Fascinating tool, TextMate.
Lewy
PS: I'm having trouble getting posts into the list. If this is a duplicate,
please forgive me.
I just picked up Yummy FTP from Macappaday for free
(www.macappaday.com), 5000 copies available.
It interfaces perfectly with TextMate and you can replace most of the
Transmit commands just by changing Transmit to Yummy FTP. It uses a
lot less CPU on my machine and I seem to get faster transfer rates.
It supports remote editing and file syncing and just about everything
I've ever used Transmit for. If you can score a free copy, I would
do it.
Just thought I'd share.
Brett
Hi,
here is a **suggestion** to format Perl's error messages a bit better:
-some highlighting stuff
-hyperlinks for errors given as 'at FILE line X' (works with current
script and also for errors coming from other scripts)
PLEASE forgive my Ruby syntax! I'm just learning ;)
BTW Would it be worth to think about a general css for outputting
errors as HTML coming from scriptmate?
Cheers,
Hans
how can I change, where TM places the log file? It currently creates
textmate_bundle.log in my home directory, which is kind of annoying
to me. (I could maybe make it invisible?)
can I change the place this log is saved to?
Thomas Krajacic
If anyone's interested, I hacked together support for BibDesk
bibliography completion using tm_dialog, without using osascript.
I've posted it at <http://homepage.mac.com/amaxwell> as Completion.zip.
We'll have support for this in the next nightly build of BibDesk
(BibDesk-20061123.dmg). If anyone's interested in trying it before
then, and possibly giving feedback, I posted a build of BibDesk from
current sources at the same location. I don't know Ruby, and
suggestions on improving the command are welcome.
Source for the program is available on request; I'll likely upload it
to BibDesk's svn repository as an example at some point.
regards,
Adam Maxwell
Hi
I have been blogging at wordpress without problem. Suddenly today,
I started getting the following error with fetch post (& almost
similar error with post). I am running the most recent cutting edge
build of TM (1349).
Any help would be most appreciated..
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/xmlrpc/client.rb:551:in `do_rpc': Wrong size. Was
11418, should be <unknown> (RuntimeError)
from /usr/lib/ruby/1.8/xmlrpc/client.rb:409:in `call2'
from /usr/lib/ruby/1.8/xmlrpc/client.rb:399:in `call'
from /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/
Blogging.tmbundle/Support/lib/metaweblog.rb:31:in `getRecentPosts'
from /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/
Blogging.tmbundle/Support/lib/blogging.rb:547:in `fetch'
from /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/
Blogging.tmbundle/Support/lib/blogging.rb:546:in `popen'
from /Library/Application Support/TextMate/Support/lib/progress.rb:
11:in `call_with_progress'
from /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/
Blogging.tmbundle/Support/lib/blogging.rb:546:in `fetch'
from /tmp/temp_textmate.bAle6r:3
Thanks
danstan
I'm trying to learn about writing useful snippets for things I do often. It
looks like I need some conceptual help. For example, I use this snippet:
<tr>
<td><cite>${1:title}</cite></td>
<td>${2:composer}<br />
arr:${3:arranger}</td>
</tr>
</table>$0
with a tab trigger of </table>
already helps a lot when building tables of works performed. It nicely gets
rid of the ending </table> and inserts another set when I press tab at the
end of the snippet.
That worked so well I got greedy. I'd like to cause the snippet to force the
title be Title Case.
A second interest is an easy way to get rid of the break and the arranger
when the piece doesn't have one without killing the ability to use a tab
trigger at the end. I can use lots of deletes. Is there a better way.
Fascinating tool, TextMate.
Lewy
I'm trying to learn about writing useful snippets for things I do often. It
looks like I need some conceptual help. For example, I use this snippet:
<tr>
> <td><cite>${1:title}</cite></td>
> <td>${2:composer}<br />
> arr:${3:arranger}</td>
> </tr>
> </table>$0
>
with a tab trigger of </table>
already helps a lot when building tables of works performed. It nicely gets
rid of the ending </table> and inserts another set when I press tab at the
end of the snippet.
That worked so well I got greedy. I'd like to cause the snippet to force the
title be Title Case.
A second interest is an easy way to get rid of the break and the arranger
when the piece doesn't have one without killing the ability to use a tab
trigger at the end. I can use lots of deletes. Is there a better way.
Fascinating tool, TextMate.
Lewy
Hi there,
when I run the command test movie in the actionscript bundle
Flash displays this:
In file /private/tmp/test.jsfl:
TypeError: flash.getDocumentDOM() has no properties
what I'm missing??
it does that with the current bundle and also with the new updated
bundle by Ale Muñoz (BTW thanks Ale great work!)
Hi there,
I've just commited an updated ActionScript bundle to the SVN repository.
It now includes the ability to compile single .as files using MTASC.
Also, I included XTrace for debugging (I'm loving it :)
Both tools are compiled for PPC & Intel Macs, so you should see a
speed increase if you are using Intel Macs.
More info here:
http://bomberstudios.com/2006/12/02/textmate-and-the-build-with-mtasc-comma…
You are encouraged to play with it and report bugs and/or annoyances.
Post your comments on the blog.
Thanks in advance!
--
Ale Muñoz
http://sofanaranja.comhttp://bomberstudios.com
Hello All,
I am writing a document un LaTeX and I would like to make a word count. I search online manuals but did not find any word count function... does-it exist ?
Thanks
Francois
I've been using Haml (substitute for RHTML in Rails), and it requires
use of spaces instead of tabs. Is there a way to make .haml files 1)
switch to spaces instead of tabs; and 2) set tab spacing to 2?
Or better ... has anyone worked on a language bundle for Haml?
Thanks