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by Andrew Jaffe

Hi all, I understand from the text accompanying the font "Anonymous Pro" <http://www.ms-studio.com/FontSales/anonymouspro.html> that we should expect a new build which will take care of some problems associated with TTF font files with included bitmaps. Any prognosis on when to expect this? Andrew

17 years, 2 months

latex: using epstopdf

by Christian

Hi, I tried to use \usepackage{epstopdf} to convert the eps into pdf files on the fly. But nothing is created during the compilation process. I only get the error message that the pdf-file could not be found. How could I get the "epstopdf" to work? Thanks Christian

17 years, 2 months

Generating HTML from source code via the command line

by Lorin Hochstein

Dear TextMate folks, Is there any way to invoke the "Create HTML from Document with line numbers" command on a source file from the command line? I'd like to be able to write a shell script to take several source files and pretty-print them into HTML. Alternately, is there any other way to automate the process of taking a number of source files and creating corresponding HTML files (e.g., with Applescript)? Thanks, Lorin

17 years, 2 months

TODO bundle does not turn up TODO items in my Ruby project

by W.P. McNeill

I have a Ruby code project with several TODO comments in it. When I run the TODO list command, the bundle displays an empty list. If I open one of the Ruby source files in the project by itself, the TODO bundle does list to TODO items it contains. Presumably the Bundle doesn't like the way I have my project set up. I have *.rb source files in the standard Ruby gem directory structure (i.e. in lib, test, bin subdirectories). I manually add all files to the project (i.e. I don't have Textmate automatically import them.) I have created lib, test, and bin groups in the project. I have tried highlighting various collections of items in the sidebar when running the show TODO list command to no avail. Any suggestions as to what is wrong? -- W.P. McNeill http://staff.washington.edu/billmcn/index.shtml Sent from Seattle, WA, United States

17 years, 2 months

Latex Bundle

by Mark Perrin

Using the bundle to write my thesis. Fantastic work; thanks for all who contributed. Just having one problem. I have my TM_LATEX_MASTER variable set to "thesismaster.tex", i.e a relative path to the current project directory. I do this because I sync my thesis folder using Dropbox, and work on another computer occasionally. This process works for typeset and view, i.e. it will compile thesismaster.tex even if I am editing a different file; but watch document will not work, it keeps complaining that there is no "/" in my file path. If I make the file path absolute, i.e. /Users/name/Dropbox/thesismaster.tex etc, then it works. But obviously, won't work on my other computer because I have a different username. Using ~ doesn't work for the file path in textmate seemingly. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks.

17 years, 2 months

Change internal shortcut

by Daniel Stegmueller

Dear List, is there a way to change Textmate's internal shortcuts? I was unable to find infos on it. Specifically, I'd like to reassign Column Selection to something other than ALT (it sometimes gets in the way on non-English keyboards). Best, Daniel -- "The good people of the world are washing their cars on their lunch break" Daniel Stegmueller Molukkenstraat 92 6524 NE Nijmegen, The Netherlands

17 years, 2 months

Ruby, UI.dialog, and popup controls

by Dru Kepple

I'm rather new to both Ruby and Interface Builder. So what better thing to do than to try to write a command in Ruby that uses TextMate::UI.dialog? Please excuse the newbness of my question. I also apologize for the length of my post, but I tried to provide as many details as I could. I've managed to get some basic nib goodness happening, in the form of text fields both setting values on nib launch, and returning values on nib close. But I'd like to implement a popup control in my nib, and am at a complete loss for how to get the values both in and out. It's really just a short list of options, not even dynamically generated, but it's not working and I can't find any form of reference or help on Google. Here's what I've got. Without worrying about the popup control, this works: TextMate::UI.dialog(:nib => nib, :parameters => {}, :center => true) do |dialog| dialog.parameters = {'package' => 'com.mypackage', 'activity' => "ActivityClass"} dialog.wait_for_input do |params| package = params['package'] activity = params['activity'] puts "package: #{package}" puts "activity: #{activity}" end end I tried setting up the nib with an Array Controller, and binding Content Array for Multiple Selection to my parameters Object Controller, with the Model Key Path set to the parameter name (buildTarget). This at least didn't cause errors, which was a huge step forward for me, and even appears to return back the the whole array of objects that I'm passing in. Then I figure I need to bind the popup to the array controller, and I've tried Content, Content Object, Content Values...but I'm really just shooting in the dark. If anyone has idea, or could even provide a reference or a working sample of what I'm trying to do, I would be very grateful.

17 years, 2 months

Just starting to call myself a full time TM uses, general

by Scott Haneda

Hello, I now use BBedit rarely, the times TM just flat out amazes me, I am a happy camper. There are times I still fire up the old BB, but it gets less and less. Maybe I am getting too old to remember all these damn keyboard shortcuts :) 1) Is there an <a href... snippet, I can not find it 2) How can I shift selected text right and left one space at a time? 3) Most other apps allow me to drag and drop a text clipping to the apps icon, and it will open it. In TM, I have to open the clipping, copy, then new file, then paste. Any workarounds on this one? Oddly, I find I used this feature a lot and I am missing it. 4) I am liking soft tabs a lot, as they seem to allow me to align things better, and when files move to other places, they stay lined up regardless of the tab stop setting. I was happily working in 4 spaces per tab stop, and wanted to move to 5, changing it did nothing. I had to convert spaces to tabs, then make the change. I am not entirely sure what I did really. Can someone give me a primer or point me to docs on how this works? * I am often opening tab separated files, and will need to open tabs to 40 spaces or so, because the launch time to something like Excel is just too aggravating, TM seems to work against me a little for this type of work, suggestions? 5) Given code such as: $foo = 'bar'; $this = 'that'; $something = 'else'; What is a simple way to get to: $foo = 'bar'; $this = 'that'; $something = 'else'; 6) I have picked up this TM book and printed it out, it is helping me a lot. There is a section on being able to select some sql, and have it run and show me the output. I am not understanding how to make this work. I usually have a db.inc that will contain my user and pass and db name, so it will be well outside the scope of the file I am in, unless TM can follow that include reference. To be able to run arbitrary sql would be huge for me, is there a better walk through? I am just not getting this one to work. I have not tried to be honest, since I do not understand the setup at all. 7) Any of you care to share your top #1 little tricks, the one thing you use all the time, that just makes you happy every time you invoke it? I mainly work in php, so leaning on things that would be helpful in that area would be nice. Second would be bash, and lately, for some odd reason, I have been spending some time in TCL, but not much, so I am not sure how many tricks in there would benefit me in the long run. Thanks all... Hey, when is the next version coming out... just kidding :) -- Scott * If you contact me off list replace talklists@ with scott@ *

17 years, 2 months

newbie question.. How compile source code for dialog2 and install it?

by MDX-LE

I have no experience with Xcode. Could someone tell me how to install dialog2 available at http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/branches/WIP/Tools/Dialog2/ Dialog2 @ macromates.com A search on google said compile the source code. Sounds easy, could some one explain how to do it step by step? Am running xcode 3.1.2 on Leopard 10.5.6 -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/newbie-question..-How-compile-source-code-for-dialog2… Sent from the textmate users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

17 years, 2 months

please remove

by Ramone Kalsaw

17 years, 2 months

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