Hi,
One additional note: as recommended in the TM Help, I tried
downloading MenuMaster but still no joy. Even though it easily
allows me to add a key binding for "Strip HTML Tags from Selection",
using the keycommand still does nothing.
Other (core) commands can be changed and work afterwards, so I
suspect it's a bundle communcation issue. Another test seems to
confirm this: when I change the "Insert Close Tag" command (in the
HTML bundle), it visually shows a change, but the keyboard continues
to work with the original default command. Restart TM, the change
persists in the menu, but still uses the default from the keyboard.
So I'm stuck, I think. Is there a way around this, that anyone knows of?
steven rowat
Hi,
I attempted to assign a key-binding to "Strip HTML Tags from
Selection". A command installed via System Preferences doesn't work,
and I assume this is as explained in the TM help:
"Dynamic menu items i.e. those which change title depending on the
programs state (like Fold Current Block / Selection) should be
specified with their initial title. The initial title can be found by
opening the MainMenu.nib file in Interface Builder (use Show Package
Contents on TextMate and navigate to Contents ? Resources ?
English.lproj)."
So I have installed Interface Builder, found the MainMenu in the TM
package, double-clicked it to open it in IB, and then double-clicked
the MainMenu icon, which opens. However, the Bundle Menu item only
drops down the first four global items; none of the Bundles show up.
(Also, a small yellow tooltip opens on hover over the MainMenu icon,
saying "One of the children has a bad/missing connection".)
Is there a way to find out what name I should be using to bind "Strip
HTML Tags from Selection"? Apparently the bundles aren't connected in
IB - ? - or is there another way to access them?
steven rowat
timetrap-2 wrote:
>
>
> On 2008-01-26 14:27:39 -0600, Sebastian said:
> And just to confirm that the reverse is actually true, could somebody
> confirm if you are running RakeMate tasks in the Rails bundle with 2.0
> projects without any trouble? Thanks.
>
I have the same setup as you do, Rails 2.0.2, Rake 0.8.1 and RakeMate r6193
and it works fine. A colleague has the same setup on his mac and he gets
the error you do. Go figure...
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Hi,
A couple weeks ago GetBundle stopped both Installing and Updating
bundles. I can list installed bundles and view the bundles in the
repository but when I try to install or update I see the dialogue
come up that say "This may take a while..." which then just
disappears with no error whatsoever. I've tried removing all of the
bundles that I'd previously installed via GetBundle as well as
removing and reinstalling GetBundle itself. Any ideas?
Erik Jones
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Greetings,
I'm working in a TM project with dozens of files, and there are only
room for about 5 or 6 names in the tabs across the top of the project
window.
This is creating an interface problem for me - if I select one of the
files that's not across the top, by using the ">>" symbol to get to
the list, I'm expecting it to move into the tab window (as the last
item), but it doesn't. It stays invisible (i.e., no tab).
So I'm working on a file that doesn't have its tab at the top. It's a
small issue, but I've repeatedly found it confusing and/or
frustrating to have to go to the ">>" window to see which file I'm
currently working in, rather than just looking at the top and seeing
which one is the 'clear white' tab.
Is there any way around this? Or if not, can it be added as a future
feature (that selecting a file would automatically make it visible as
the last tab to the right, replacing whichever one is there)?
Thanks
Steven Rowat
Hi,
OK, this is a very tricky crash. I try to describe it as precise as
possible:
-TM runs for hours
-I open the Find Dialog; regular expression is checked
-I type something into the search textfield containing among others '\t'
-I selected something '(.*?)' within the search textfield
-I copy the selection apple+C
-I move the caret to an other position within the search textfield
-I paste the pasteboard content apple+V
-I type something else
and then I press TAB to move the focus to the replace textfield. TM
crashes immediately.
I tried several times to reproduce the crash but without success. It
happens very sporadically and VERY VERY infrequently (up to now three
four times).
As attachment I send the crash report.
Hopefully this report can help.
G5 ppc, Mac OS 10.4.11, US keyboard, English environment, Input
Method 'U.S.', TM 1.5.7 rev1455
Thanks,
Hans
A 'pattern' I use frequently seems to be confusing textmate's
indentation of C++ code.
The problem comes from writing things like:
{ // Comment
If you simply write into textmate, you get something like:
{
{ // Comment
foo();
}
}
If I try to select and indent the code, I end up with:
{
{ // Comment
foo();
}
}
Now the problem is the other way!
I tried looking at the how the indentation works, but it was some way
beyond me I'm afraid. Any suggestions?
Chris
Hi,
I have a general question. Would it be possible to create a single
NIB (without external Xcode) as a table editor?
Given is a file containing TAB delimited data. These data should be
sent to a tm_dialog NIB as plist. In principal this should work but
the number of columns and rows can differ(?)
The NIB file should contain an editable NSTableView and two buttons
'Cancel' and 'Save'. By pressing the button 'Save' the current
content of the NSTableView should be outputted as plist.
Is this possible?
Many thanks for any hint in advance.
Hans
Hi all,
I'm using a TextMate to post to my blog based on WordPress 2.3.3.
Before I upgraded to WordPress 2.3.3, I was able to upload my post
using Blogging Bundle. But after updating to the WordPress 2.3.3, I
cannot do so.
Whenever I try to upload a post, I get the following message at the top.
Received exception:HTTP-Error: 412 Precondition Failed
Type: Blog Post (Markdown)
Is anyone having the same issue? I know I can try downgrading my
WordPress installation, but since it fixes some XML-RPC related
security issue, I'd like to keep it.
Are there any workaround for this issue?
Thank you and regards,
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tyoshida [at] mac [dot] com