Hi,
When I used to have a project open and then close it, the next time I would open the project all the files that were open would still be open and I could just start working on them again. Now, when I open the project again, all the files are closed and I have to open them all again. It did not used to do this, whatever was left open, would still be open. Now whatever was open, is closed. I cannot find any preference to change this and I'm not sure why this behaviour changed at all.
Does anyone know how change it back, or what I may have done to change it? I want all the files I was working on when I close the project to still be open when I open it again.
Thanks,
Jon
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Hi all-
Started working with Scala, but am bewildered by the number of bundles available for TextMate. Can anyone offer some info on which ones I should look at if there isn't an obvious choice?
Currently using Mads Hartmann's version...
Thanks!
Charles
Hello,
wenn i use run makeindex under Texmate i got this
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Input index file report.idx not found. Usage: makeindex [-ilqrcgLT] [-s sty] [-o ind] [-t log] [-p num] [idx0 idx1 ...]
Found 0 errors, and 0 warnings in 0 runs
index exited with status 1
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I wante to use this command, then i run makeindex under textmate.
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makeindex Studienarbeit.nlo -s nomencl.ist -o Studienarbeit.nls
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Is it possible to change that?
cheers Malte
Hi, some time ago I asked a question about the Reformat Comment command from
the Source bundle and Allan kindly made some suggestions. In the interim
this command has continued to sort of not work the way I thought it should
in a few cases, and the other day I actually sat down and spent an
embarrassingly long time trying to fix it, and I was hoping someone could
give me some feedback. There were two problems that I wanted to fix:
1.) The command doesn't respect the wrap column set by the user
2.) The command sometimes adds extra whitespace where it shouldn't, for
example if you reformat
// lorem ...
//
// lorem...
it will add an extra space at the end of the empty line.
The first problem was pretty straightforward, and I think I corrected the
second problem as well. It looks like the problem was in the rubywrap.rb
script; a regular expression is used to identify comment lines, and this
regexp would incorrectly match the newline at the end of the empty line. I
changed it so that it only matches trailing spaces.
I've been using the modified rubywrap for a little while now and haven't
noticed any problems introduced by this change. A diff patch is attached; if
anyone has a few minutes to take a look I would appreciate it. Or if anyone
thinks this is just a non-issue, I would appreciate hearing that too. Is
this the right place to submit changes to be included in the Source
repository? Thanks in advance!
-Daniel Grady
Hello,
this is a little bug I found. When you try to open a named pipe (FIFO)
in TextMate, it crashes.
It's not that I do it regularly, I just tried to do it from curiosity :)
Karel
I would like to manage a few settings on a per-document basis (including unsaved documents). I'm not seeing any way to get a unique identifier associated with the document to make this possible. The documentation discuses TM_FILEPATH and TM_DIRECTORY which might be a start, but those don't seem to be set even when I execute the command with a saved document.
I looked into Applescript - I can get a list of application documents, but there does not seem to be any associated identifier. Even if there was, I would need to figure out the document associated with frontmost window. In Textmate, the window document property always seems to be null.
Thanks for any suggestions.
John DeSoi, Ph.D.
Hello,
I have used TextMate for editing LaTeX documents for a while now and I'm
very pleased with it. But I find it difficult to find the caret in the
text, especially when correcting documents and therefore browsing
through larger amounts of text without any commands.
Is there a possibility to change the width of the caret so that it would
appear to be a blinking rectangular?
Thank's in advance,
Daniel
Hi,
I am a flash developer and seeking the best way to use TM as my main development environment. I am using the flex and as3 bundles but I still find myself not having a debugger. If any of you out there could help me get set up with something that would be most helpful. I have heard fdb is useful (the command-line flex debugger), but I'm more use to GUI like the one included with Flash Builder. If there was any way to use that it would be great.
Thanks,
Dave
