Has anyone else tried out the High Sierra beta and experienced performance
issues with the Quick Look plugin?
When I put a folder full of .h and .m files into Icon view in Finder, Quick
Look started taking up 100% CPU. Seems like there must be some infinite
loop, but I haven't investigated the root cause yet.
Jacob
when I type a quote or a left paren when using the fortran bundle, it automatically inserts a matching quote or paren and leaves the cursor between it and the one i typed myself.
i can see that some users will love this and find it very useful. if just find it annoying and a nuisance. i notice that this “helpful” behavior is not present in Plain Text, but I’d like to use the fotran bundle, just without the automatic addition of matching quotes and parens.
there was nothing obvious in the details of the fortran bundle, so I’m asking for help on how to manage this.
thanks
bill
I recently upgraded to State 15 and am using an older Stata bundle that worked with Stata 14. I am trying to understand how to make Textmate 2 run Stata 15 from within the Stata bundle, but am having trouble figuring it out.
Hello
Just wondering about the likelyhood of getting
https://github.com/textmate/git.tmbundle/pull/36 merged? I have been
running with local delta updates since creating that PR but have recently
run into issues which removing my customisations has fixed, rather than
having to go through and re-update the bundle, if we could get this merged
that would likely solve 80% of my required changes as it's one of my more
frequently used git commands.
Thanks,
George
I think TextMate’s bundle index should include a RuboCop bundle.
Disclaimer: I wrote a RuboCop bundle myself, and there are at least
three more that I know about:
1) https://github.com/mrdougal/textmate2-rubocop
2) https://github.com/goyox86/rubocop-tmbundle
3) https://github.com/fazibear/Rubocop.tmbundle
4) My bundle: https://github.com/noniq/RuboCop.tmbundle
1) and 2) seem stale (last commit in Nov resp. Dec 2014). 3) and 4) are
actively maintained.
One of the differences between 3) and 4) is that 3) supports different
gutter marks for different severities, while 4) only uses a generic
warning mark. On the other hand, 3) seems to only ever work on the
current file, while 4) uses the filebrowser selection (if any, similar
to the Git bundle for example).
In
https://github.com/textmate/ruby.tmbundle/pull/99#issuecomment-296400597
ff. there was discussion if the Ruby’s bundle already existing “Validate
Syntax” command should be changed / extended to use RuboCop (if present)
– this could be an alternative to adding an “official” RuboCop bundle.
Happy to hear your opinions!
Stefan
Looking at the code, TextMate appears to start with a list taken from
“Find in Folder Globs.default”, which doesn’t exist, so it falls
back to hard-coded defaults.
I find myself adding the same patterns to almost every project so I’d
like to change the defaults.
Is there a way to set that via `.tm_properties` or do I just have to add
a key named “default” to `com.macromates.TextMate.plist` manually?
Thanks.
--
Rob McBroom
http://www.skurfer.com/
Hi,
This week I installed Textmate 2.0 beta, and I am still learning a lot. One of the things I found myself wishing for was the ability to change some features of the themes I found most to my liking. Google got me to pages such as this (https://manual.macromates.com/en/themes <https://manual.macromates.com/en/themes>), referencing "Preferences → Fonts & Colors”, which I can’t find in Textmate; perhaps the manual does not apply to the version I installed?
Is there any (GUI-based much preferred) way of building a theme (modifying an existing one) in my installation? If not, should I perhaps uninstall Textmate and install an earlier version? If so, which?
Thank you.
Nicolae
I know it’s hard to keep old webpages up but it would be helpful if a banner could be put up on the TM 1 pages with a link to TextMate 2 info. The linked page looks “official,” so even more important. I’m far from a power user and am discouraged from exploring TM when I run into these pages without knowing which version they apply to.
Near top of page might be something like: “This page is about TextMate version 1. For TextMate 2 documents check <here> For the status TextMate 1 and 2 read< here>.” Probably should be stuck to top of page in case the link puts someone part way down the page.
> On Jul 22, 2017, at 6:00 AM, textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com wrote:
>
>> (https://manual.macromates.com/en/themes <https://manual.macromates.com/en/themes> <https://manual.macromates.com/en/themes <https://manual.macromates.com/en/themes>>), referencing "Preferences ? Fonts & Colors?, which I can?t find in Textmate; perhaps the manual does not apply to the version I installed?
>
> That link applies to TextMate 1.
Hi there,
I upload generally the new versions of lftp with ‘brew'. But it is able to install this morning only the version 4.7.7
(Command in a the terminal of a Mac : 'brew install lftp’ - with link problems but it is easy to fix it)
Do you know of this new version is now included in ‘brew' and how I can find it?
Tkx
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Bernd J.
I recently started to notice that the HTML output window often (not
always) no longer automatically scrolls down when new output is appended
(eg. from a build task thats running for several seconds).
Anyone else noticing this?
Stefan
