Hi all,
in https://github.com/textmate/textmate/issues/699 it is currently discussed
whether or not the file browser should default to left or right position.
I appreciate that the position can easily be changed via preferences, so I
don't care too much for the preset default position -- but I would like to
point out one factor that led me to changing it back to 'left' after short
testing time.
It is argued that, with the file browser on the right hand side, the left
border of the text view will not move when the file browser is shown or
hidden (which I fully understand). However, when switching to full screen
mode, the text view will be stuck at the leftmost corner of the screen. With
a large widescreen display, I personally prefer to have the text editor (at
least approximately) centered on the screen, and with the file browser to
left, one could easily use the file browser width to achieve centering of
the main text view in full screen mode. So far, I have not found an option
to get the text away from the left border of the screen if the file browser
is on the right hand side.
Maybe I'm missing something, so please tell me should such an option exist.
I may well give the new default setting another try when it is actually
possible to have the text view centered on the screen also in full screen
mode.
Thanks,
dAlembert
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I just did a git commit and it failed with some permission error, but the error was displayed in a narrow sheet that extended off the bottom of the window and screen so there was no obvious way to dismiss it and that project was effectively locked. Other projects open at the same time still seemed to work. It had me scratching my head for a while but the solution was to hit return . It would have been better if the sheet was wider, but in any case having a scrollable text area with a button might be a better interface.
Dave.
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Greetings,
I installed the Standard ML bundle to support an on-line class. I am able to use the RUN command within the environment. However, when I attempt the BUILD command the following error is displayed: No such folder: /base/system. Configuration is:
OS: OS X 10.8.2
Textmate: /HDD/Applications
SML Bundle: ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
SML: /HDD/usr/Local/smlnj-110.75
Screenshot from the Bundle Editor
Thanks in advance for any help!
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On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 5:00 AM, <textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com>wrote:
> From: Allan Odgaard <mailinglist(a)textmate.org>
>
> > I've got a shell script that I tried to make a little more readable with
> ANSI color. It works when I run it from the command line, but when I have
> it open in TM2 (and 1) and press Cmd-R, the script executes but I get no
> color.
>
> Escape codes for colors is a “terminal” feature, meaning that only scripts
> running in a terminal should use such escape codes. TextMate does not offer
> a terminal environment when running scripts.
>
> Ah, that makes perfect sense. Thanks. I guess I got stuck on thinking
that since STDERR comes out as red (in TM), then it must be possible to do
other colors.
Dear all,
the Matlab bundle does not correctly deal with the ' character as a
mathematical operation.
I have this line in a matlab file:
time = (-L_TEMPLATE/2+1/2:L_TEMPLATE/2-1/2)'; % time vector [samples]
and everything after this line is marked as being a string, because '
is recognized as string-open, I guess?
Does anybody know how to make this work better?
Thx,
Michael
I've got a shell script that I tried to make a little more readable with
ANSI color. It works when I run it from the command line, but when I have
it open in TM2 (and 1) and press Cmd-R, the script executes but I get no
color.
For simplicity, I tried it with a very simple script:
#!/bin/bash
printf "\e[31mhello\e[m\n"
In Terminal, I get a red "hello". In TM, I get
[31mhello[m
Seems like some kind of escaping thing going on; can anyone point me in the
right direction? I've tried a number of variations, including using print
and echo (with -e and w/o), but I get essentially the same results.
Thanks,
+dru
Does any one know how to disable the display of <CR> in a grey box when opening a file with different line endings. I don't want to resave the file with 'correct' line endings.
Maybe it should be tied into Show Invisibles menu command?
Thanks,
Dave.
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I wrote a very simple bundle to run Python, PHP, Ruby, Bash scripts in Terminal.app without stealing focus from the TextMate window. I.e. you press Cmd + Shift + R, Terminal gets updated in background and you can keep writing code in TextMate.
More information and download:
https://github.com/Cyberic/Run-in-Terminal-Bundle
It's very easy to add support for more languages.
Hope someone will find it useful.
Eugene / Dae
I'm working on a Ruby script in TextMate 2 and all of a sudden I'm seeing the end of my files disappear and inserted midline is ">>>>>>> External Changes" and from there on everything is deleted. The only thing that I've knowingly changed is I've started to use Bookmarks. Therefore Cmd-F2 and shift-F2.
Any ideas?
Greg
