I’ve been neglecting the mailing list for a few months, sorry about
that.
I have lots of unread stuff which I’ll try to catch up on during the
next few days, so just a sorry in advance for late replies.
I'm new to TextMate, trying it out as a desktop blogging editor using the
blogging bundle. I like its speed, compared to the online editor of my
wordpress.com blog. If the trial version works out I'll buy it properly.
But there's a small problem. I've been trying to upload images, and find
that when I drag an image to the editing window, it only gives me a link to
the local location of the file and does not upload it automatically. This is
a problem I've seen mentioned elsewhere on the Textmate blog but haven't
found an answer to. What is happening, though, is that once I post my
writing to my blog and then fetch it back for editing, only after doing that
is it possible for me to drag-and-upload an image in the way that is
indicated by the screencast and help file.
Is this normal behaviour? Should I be able to upload an image straightaway
into the post before posting it? If so, how can I fix the problem I'm
having? I'm on OS 10.5.8, using version 1.5.9 of Textmate. Thank you for any
ideas or suggestions.
Mike
I don't have a bundle for Makefiles in my version of Textmate (1.5.8).
Makefiles are treated as plain text files.
I haven't found one listed via the GetBundles bundle. (I installed CMake,
but that doesn't appear to be it.) I've also looked through the
bundle list<http://svn.textmate.org/trunk/Bundles/>and don't see one.
Where is the Makefile bundle.
Thanks.
Hi, Allan-
Following up from IRC...
My text editor of choice on Windows was TextPad, and it supported a
handy way to insert sequential numbers for "replace all" operations.
This was useful, for example, when inserting line numbers, creating
unique ids, etc.
I don't know if the syntax was unique to TextPad, or if it is part of
some standard regex syntax, but it was pretty simple and effective:
\i(<start_index>,<increment>)
\i Replace with numbers starting from 1, incrementing by 1.
\i(10) Replace with numbers starting from 10, incrementing by 1.
\i(0,10) Replace with numbers starting from 0, incrementing by 10.
\i(100,-10) Replace with numbers starting from 100, decrementing by -10.
Any chance this (or something similar) could be added to TextMate?
Thanks-
-Doug
Hello,
I started to use Textmate as editor for pages in textile and markdown
format. I run into an issue with a page that includes Java source as
part of an article.
If the article contains a preformatted region <pre>...</pre> and inside
this region there is Java code containing a question mark as part of a
generic function, then the rest of the article is marked in red color.
If I use markdown format instead of textile, then I can solve this with
two blank lines. This is not possible with textile format. Both pages
render correctly in the preview.
I have attached two sample files for this.
<pre>
public <? extends Bar> foo(){
//
}
</pre>
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Best Regards / Viele Grüße
Sebastian Hennebrueder
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Software Developer and Trainer for Hibernate / Java Persistence
http://www.laliluna.de
# Hello
## Sub title
Some text in here
<pre>
public <? extends Bar> foo(){
//
}
</pre>
## Another paragraph
h1. Hello
h2. Sub title
Some text in here
<pre>
public <? extends Bar> foo(){
//
}
</pre>
h1. Another paragraph
Hi,
I tried to switch from LaTeX-Bundle to the LaTeX2-Bundle but the document is not compiling. My document consists of a master file with included part files. The part files then using input for the chapter files.
After a run on the master file everything I get is the following:
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ypesetting latexfahrplan.tex…
hpdftex.def: Shell escape feature is not enabled.
amstext.sty: Unexpected value for option `prepend'
nameref.sty: W0030
minitoc: W0023
minitoc: W0028
minitoc: W0023
minitoc: Usage of deprecated \float@listhead!
part1introlatex.tex:14: \part{Einführung in \LaTeX{}}
copy output
Program exited with code #1 after 1.55 seconds.
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and nothing happens more.
Do I miss some basic changes needed in the setup before switching?
--
Christian
-Click. Boom. Amazing!-
Steve Jobs, 2006
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Christian
-Click. Boom. Amazing!-
Steve Jobs, 2006
Hi,
I've just - mistakenly- deleted the blackboard theme.
I tried re-installing the Textmate but no help.
How do I recover the theme?
Best,
Ozgur Akgun
I've been using textmate from Tiger to Leopard and Snow Leopard, and I like
textmate so much that I can't live without it. I use textmate for writing
C/C++ and Java codes, as well as LaTeX.
But since snow leopard I've been encountering more and more problems than
before. And later I heard it's because snow leopard use Ruby 1.8.7 as
default while most textmate bundles use Ruby 1.8.2. When I use textmate on
my snow leopard Macbook Pro, a lot of bundles and scripts that used to
function pretty well now don't work. Here I have the question, can I solve
those compatibility issues by just getting the latest bundles from the svn
sites? Or that textmate 1.5.* is just not suited for Snow Leopard, the app
itself needs update to get full compatibility on Snow Leopard? If so, maybe
I'll wait for textmate 2 before I write all my projects in textmate.
Forgive my bad English, I'm a Chinese guy.
Thanks for your tips.
