I'm using TM mostly to edit web sites so lots of html files. Prior to TM I used XCode3's Organizer which I liked a lot but is no longer available in XCode 4. So I've switched to TM lately.
I keep finding garbage at the end of my files.
Stuff like
</script>
</body>
</html>
t('Got back auth_token: ' + json.auth_token); });
})
</script>
</body>
</html>
but TM doesn't show the stuff beyond the first </html> tag. Basically, it seems TM doesn't shrink file sizes correctly when writing them. Closing the file and re-opening it will reveal the mess at the end (as does my web browser :-( ) but I'm getting bitten by this bug a LOT. I'm using version Version 1.5.10 (1631) on Snow Leopard 10.6.8 (although it has been around for a few different versions of SL). No extra bundles or plugins beyond the standard install.
I'm kind of amazed that this kind of bug is hanging around in such a mature product. I can't be the first guy to find this?
-Todd Blanchard
Hello,
Excuse my newbie question but I am trying to do custom folding in the language
that I am working on and can't figure out how.
Comments in this language start and end with { comment..... } Anything else is
compilable.
Is there a way to specify something like
{Start of code block}
code
.
.
.
.
{/End of code block}
Thanks
John
Has anyone seen/made a command that would gather all open windows into a new project? This would be valuable for me, but can’t see the hooks so to do.
cheers,
tim
Hi,
I just noticed that when trying to insert a citation in latex via ALT+ESC in the latex bundle, this warning occurs.
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Support/lib/ui.rb:177: warning: Insecure world writable dir /usr/local in PATH, mode 040777
What does this mean? Certainly I didn't set any permissions manually. I'm a little confused, the Finder says /usr/bin is 755.
Thanks for your help!
Hi all,
I'm trying to figure out the magic behind $ (the dollar sign) in LaTeX mode,
with no luck.
In LaTeX mode when, say, 2+2=4 is highlighted and the $ is pressed, $2+2=4$
is what you get.
Who (what command or code) does this task?
In general: How to discover the command performed by a shortcut? Is there a
way?
Many thanks in advance.
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> Where may I post a bug or ask for support? I have an issue with keymap
> that I cannot solve but I hostly cannot find a way to get vendor support.
You've come to the right place.
I'm running a Ruby script from TextMate and within that script call a Perl script (gpsPhoto.pl) and would like to capture the error messages and act on them. The messages show up in the TM Running window.
An example of an error that appears in the TM Running window:
Use of uninitialized value $text in pattern match (m//) at /someFolderOnMyMac/gpsPhoto.pl line 3120.
Thanks for any ideas.
Greg
Has anyone worked out any solutions within textmate for remote pair programing? Gnu screen and vim/emacs is ok for me but the guy I'm soon to develop with would be lost in those ide's.
Adam Merrifield
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> Of course you can make TM scope aware and such, but AFAIK the completion
> mechanism can't be modified. Your bundle can be very refined but you will
> always have to use ESC and press again and again until you find the option
> you need...
The built in completion (ESC by default) might not be able to be modified
(it actually can a little), but almost every language has one or several
completion commands in the bundle. Check out PyRopes, and also the PHP
bundle has a couple different great completion commands.
