Hi everyone -
I'm having a weird problem with LaTeX/BibTeX cite key autocompletion.
My bib file is in the appropriate place in the user texmf tree, and
BibTeX finds it when I compile the document... but cite key
autocompletion does not work ("bib file not found" or something like
that). Cite key autocompletion DOES work if I put the same bib file
in the same directory as the TeX file itself.
Thoughts? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Best, Chris MacMinn
Made a disappointing discovery today.
Wrote documentation with markdown and created a custom preview theme especially for this documentation.
Then tried to print it (to a PDF ofc ^^) and the default theme was used, even though the preview was currently
showing my text with my own theme.
Is this an easy fix? Would be a cool feature!
/ Simon
Hi there!
I have a simple, surely often asked question. Please don´t "RTFM!" me, I really did search and google for that.
So here is my problem: We develop in Perl with textmate. We have two functions in our framework, called "breakpoint" and "debug". Those are marked with yellow background and black font. Unfortunately, the developers who know how to adjust textmate correctly, are all gone (they´re not dead, just quit!). I got a new machine and am trying desperately to set the highlighting of those two words eversince.
During my crusade I also discovered that we have a customized language declaration for Perl under "Bundles/Bundle Editor/Edit Languages/Perl". I put that one on my new machine, but it doesn´t do the trick.
Here are two screenshots which show how it looks on the old machine and the setting ("perl.control") that I suspect being responsible for that:
http://www.dreamway.com/screen1.pnghttp://www.dreamway.com/screen2.png
Thanks for your help!
Hey all,
I am using TextMate to tex a lot of stuff and I love the pdfsync feature with Skim.
Since this afternoon, the sync stopped working :(I reinstalled Skim and TextMate after deleting them (including Lib/App Support stuff and Caches), but I still get an error at the end of the typesetting run:
sh: /var/folders/My/My9skQrnFpON8oDbZaiRXk+++TI/-Tmp-/Skim: No such file or directory
That should be related to the problem, but I can't figure it out. So, any hints or suggestions?
Thanks a lot!
Best regards,
Andreas
Have you tried using enter in prefference to return?
I think this depends on the bundle you're useing but using enter (⌅), which
is fn-return(⏎) on my Macbook Pro will insert a new line with same indenting
as the current line. In the ruby bundle this will also continue comments
and other things.
Cheers,
Sean.
kartik.thapar wrote:
>
> I am new to textmate. I absolutely don't require indentation rules when
> using if/switch/case, etc.
>
> I want a very simple indentation rule which makes the next lines's indent
> same as previous line's indent.
>
> for eg.
>
> sub foo
> { <- 0 indent
> my $str = "string"; <- manual indent
> # <- auto indent (*)
> } <- manual indent
>
> I am looking for auto indent as described above. Any one know how to do
> this?
>
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Hi,
Is it normal behaviour that the Web Preview window closes when you switch to
another file in the project? Or is this a known bug?
The preview window can hardly be useful if this behaviour is the expected
behaviour?
I am working on some Sphinx doc files and whenever I switch to a .rst file
to run my build pipeline the preview of the HTML file I am interested in
closes. It would be really awesome if it could stay open somehow so that I
would be able to take advantage of the auto-refresh behaviour. Is there a
setting I can switch on or maybe some other workaround?
Thanks for reading!
André
PS: when searching I found numerous posts mentioning two web previews - I
can only assume that one is meant to be the Show as HTML output Command
option and the other the Show Web Preview Window menu action. Just to be
clear I am talking about the latter.
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Hi,
I did update the Subversion bundle from http://svn.textmate.org/trunk/Bundles/Subversion.tmbundle . The last commit was to remove TM_RUBY. I didn't follow the list about that issue but it seems that inside the command "Update to Newest" ruby code the variable #{ruby} isn't set correctly.
...
ruby -r "$TM_SUPPORT_PATH/lib/shelltokenize.rb" <<END
svn = ENV['TM_SVN'] || "svn"
support = ENV['TM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT']
paths = TextMate.selected_paths_array
# TODO: Ideally, we'd like to use a tooltip for one and not others, but we can't switch from a tooltip
# to dynamic HTML output (or maybe we could double-fork a process?)
# if ((paths.size == 1) and not (File.directory? paths[0]))
# puts %x{#{svn} update #{TextMate.selected_paths_for_shell}}
# else
update = IO.popen("'#{svn}' update #{TextMate.selected_paths_for_shell}", 'r')
format = IO.popen("'#{ruby}' -- '#{support}/format_status.rb'", 'w')
update.each_line { |line| format.puts(line) }
# end
END
...
look at line :
format = IO.popen("'#{ruby}' -- '#{support}/format_status.rb'", 'w')
If I change it to:
format = IO.popen("ruby -- '#{support}/format_status.rb'", 'w')
everything works fine.
Did I miss something?
Thanks a lot in advance,
--Hans
Hi all,
A quick search of both Google and this lists' archive didn't solve this for me so I am wondering if anyone here has an idea.
I use RVM and Textmate. I followed the instructions at:
http://rvm.beginrescueend.com/integration/textmate/
(including moving the builder.rb in /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Support/lib/)
However, I still get "env: ruby: No such file or directory" from Textmate. Using env from the command line works fine:
mbpatrick:~ patrick$ /usr/bin/env ruby -v
ruby 1.8.6 (2010-02-05 patchlevel 399) [i686-darwin10.4.0]
mbpatrick:~ patrick$ sudo ln -s /usr/bin/env /usr/local/bin/env
Password:
mbpatrick:~ patrick$ /usr/local/bin/env ruby -v
ruby 1.8.6 (2010-02-05 patchlevel 399) [i686-darwin10.4.0]
And my textmate_ruby script works fine:
mbpatrick:~ patrick$ /Users/patrick/.rvm/bin/textmate_ruby -v
ruby 1.8.6 (2010-02-05 patchlevel 399) [i686-darwin10.4.0]
mbpatrick:~ patrick$
My shell variables in Textmate:
TM_RUBY /Users/patrick/.rvm/bin/textmate_ruby
PATH /usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
I've quit Textmate and restarted, quit shells and restarted, I've tried putting /Users/patrick/.rvm/bin in my PATH (in TextMate), I've tried putting /Users/patrick/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.8.6-p399/bin/ in my PATH (in Textmate), I updated Textmate and all it's bundles to the newest versions, nothing seems to work.
I am curious why TextMate is using env at all given that TM_RUBY is set...
Anyone have any ideas? Would appreciate any help.
Patrick
Dear all,
I've just updated the GetBundles Bundle and the script which runs once a day to cache and provide all information. The problem was that github did change its URLs and API again. Maybe for the future to avoid such instances we could maintain a list of all github hosted bundles in a github repository ( only an idea :) .
@Shawn Parker
I was able to install your WordPress bundle by using GetBundles version 1.4 :)
All the best,
--Hans
Hello:
Is there a way for me to configure my computer so that using "Quick Look" with a TextMate-associated file actually does a "quick look"?
I have some of my source files types associated with TextMate, say "*.asm", and they show up with the TextMate icon, but when I try "Quick Look," all I get is the file information.
Thank you,
dZ.
