Hi.
I've recently moved from emacs to TextMate and am enjoying the shift.
When i first tested it, the Latex bundle option "Typeset & View"
worked fine. However that was short lived, and a week later i now get
"There was a problem reading the preferences file, continuing with
defaults".
I've noticed other people have experienced this before, and the
previous posts on the subject seem to say that this is a problem with
the python plist parser under Tiger, but that Leopard should be fine.
However i'm using 10.5.2 and the latest version of vanilla TextMate
(freshly downloaded), running on a PPC G4. I have also freshly
installed teTex from macports which works fine both in emacs and from
the command line.
Can anyone suggest where to begin?
Thanks.
Hey all! I have been looking around to see if anyone has made a script or bundle
that enables the functionality of MarkupMaker for TextMate.
http://www.accessify.com/tools-and-wizards/developer-tools/markup-maker/def…
In other words: take selected text, indented by spaces, and convert them to divs.
I did a quick search on the mailing-list and saw that people were talking about
this a while back, but I wasn't sure if anyone had figured this out. :) If not,
I may have to build my own script!
Thanks!
R
When I press Control-H in a Ruby document, I don't get documentation on
what's selected; instead, I get an error message like this:
/usr/local/bin/qri:17: undefined method `require_gem' for main:Object
(NoMethodError)
This just recently started happening (perhaps after updating some gems).
'qri' itself may have been updated, as its date is April 23.
What is 'qri'? It seems to be what's broken; if I just say "qri" in the
Terminal I get the same message.
Meanwhile, 'ri' works just fine in the Terminal.
Thx -
m.
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On 1 May 2008, at 12:20, Allan Odgaard wrote:
> On 30 Apr 2008, at 17:37, Juan Falgueras wrote:
>
>> the original command to get man doc from Tcl commands in Tcl mode
>> was broken (at least in my system -with Developer Tools installed)
>> I have simplify it to a simpler and working script borrow from the
>> Shell script mode one:
>
> Is there any reason to actually keep this, instead of just removing
> it and relying on the command from the Shell Script bundle?
>
> I can imagine for Tcl you’d want to provide the manual section, but
> doesn’t seem like your command does that.
Here the reason is that Tcl has its man entries in the "n" volumen and
thereafter you must issue a command like:
man n regexp
- Juan Falgueras
I am looking at an upgrade for someone. All the files are ASP. I
dragged the folder over TextMate and realized that ASP Bundle is not
there.
What nobody on a Mac is editing ASP in TextMate? I don't get it!
;-)
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Hi,
I've recently switched from Makefile based C++ projects to CMake
based. The Makefile bundle had a very nice compile HTML output were C+
+ errors/warnings were highlighted and clickable.
Is there any similar bundle for CMake for Textmate?
With kindest regards
Jonatan
Hi folks.
I have a problem with "typeset and view" with the latex bundle.
It used to work; now it doesn't. Whenever I 'typeset and view' the display
window doesn't display the pdf. The progress wheel spins indefinitely. I
tried changing the shell variable TM_LATEX_VIEWER to another pdf viewer
('preview') from my previous choice of 'TeXniscope' but that didn't help.
The latex engine is working, because I get the final pdf in my directory, i
just can't see the nice quick preview with cmd-R. Any suggestions?
May it be a problem with Acrobat? The display window, while trying to
perform its fruitless display, shows an Acrobat icon.
Thanks,
Sean
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Since I found this:
http://blog.macromates.com/2006/multi-stroke-key-bindings/
I'm using it a lot, and it is really nicer to type ⌘A than Cmd-A,
when writing all documentation, support mails etc.
I've tried to use those ⌘⇧⌥← when editing some markdown blog
post content, and I was quite surprised that TM displays them heavily
condensed, making them totally unreadable.
I tried with few fixed-width fonts, nothing helps. Is there any way to
cure that?
Cheers,
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Hello,
I'm new to the Python Bundle in TextMate and was wondering how one
would go about formatting the docstrings in Python. The traditional
CTRL-Q did not work correctly. I then opened up the Bundle editor and
added the "string.quoted.double.block.python" to the scope of the
format "Reformat Comment" command in the Source Bundle. Again, this
did not work correctly. I then attempted to create my own command to
reformat comment, but when I read what is passed to the script, I get
the whole damn document, and not the scope.
Thanks in Advance,
- Nithin
As an interesting side note I attempted to copy the Reformat Comment
command and do some alterations to it, but for some reason, this is
not set: ENV["TM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT"]. I wonder why it's set in the Source
Bundle, but not in my own Bundle...
Hi all,
I really having trouble with TM. For some reason TM does not consider
the % sign within LaTeX. This means I get a lot of error messages. If
I comment out some included file (e.g. %\input{history}) TM still
reads the file and sends me errors like:
Latex Error: ./history.tex:6 LaTeX Error: Something's wrong--perhaps a
missing \item.
The file looks at this point as follows:
% \item parindent durch Option halfparskip entfernt
Why does that happen and so suddenly and how could I resolve it?
Thanks
Christian