Hi all,
I have recently been set up with Textmate at work and I want to export
all the settings I have created over time on my own version. IE, the
bundle and the themes.
I would like to know, do the "bundles" and "themes" folders in
/library contain all my customizations? I have installed a HTML bundle
a while back, but I have also added my own snippets and key commands
to this. Will this all be saved in the single bundle?
Thanks for any help.
Hi Textmate fellows,
I've always been slightly jealous of emacs' auctex
mode with previewing of images and equations in a TeX
document. I understand the issue of dealing with fancy
fonts in a source editor, but would it be possible to
create a preview of parts of the code in the form of
tooltips?
I've been thinking of that for a while, considering
the use of latex2html to generate images, or the sleek
LaTeXit freeware. These two would really slow down the
process, as they call latex and generate images.
Now I think I've just found the ultimate tool:
http://www.math.union.edu/~dpvc/jsMath/welcome.html
This is by far the best math publishing solution I've
seen on the web when it comes to including math on
html pages (MathML, although promising, is really
lacking support).
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I searched the list and found a error with BlogMate, but I don't have it
installed. I do know that this error is local in nature. I can login
under admin and use mate from the command line. Under my account I get
this message:
2007-11-26 15:03:11.446 mate[2591:10b] Exception raised during posting
of notification. Ignored. exception: '[NOTE: this exception originated
in the server.]
*** Object does not implement or has different method signature'
invoked observer method: '*** -[OakLaunchHelper didLaunchTextMate:]'
observer: 0x121090 notification name:
'NSWorkspaceDidLaunchApplicationNotification'
I've removed the preferences.plist and removed bundles and other
possible solutions from the list but nothing.
Thanks for any help.
J
Hello,
I am relatively new to TextMate.
I am trying to figure out where the date format is defined in blogging
bundle. What I would like to do is have fetch command render the date in the
U.S. format (day/month/year).
Could someone point me in the direction of where to look.
Thanks,
Scott
Has anyone come up with a command or whatnot so that by holding down
a modifier key we can drag files from the Finder to an open document,
and have it insert the absolute path (instead of the file contents)?
Is this doable right now?
Thanks,
Eric
Hi everone.
I recently tried to make ruby folding work all through our rails
project and almost succeeded. Typical offenders are p.e. do... end
statements in one line (we just use {} now). But I have problems
with do... end blocks which directly get a method sent to:
blabla.collect do |whatever|
format(whatever)
end.join(',')
Here the folding stop working for everything that follows in the
document and in this case it's difficult to rewrite the code to make
folding work (suggestions highly appreciated). I tried to modify the
Ruby language grammar to no avail and it seems that folding should
work here:
| (^|;) \s*+ end \. .* $
Shouldn't this line within the foldingStopMarkers match? I'm
confused and would be grateful for any help.
Regards, Niko.
>From a quick look at the archives, it looks like at least a few people on
this list have been using Textmate on Leopard... has anyone had trouble with
spaces? I've noticed that sometimes when I have textmate windows on spaces
other than space 1, all the windows will become inaccessible. The only way I
can make them work again is to disable spaces. This is especially pronounced
if I launch textmate from another space. Has anyone noticed this or found a
work-around?
Thanks
Geoff
Hi,
here comes a suggestion for all R users.
I wrote a tiny R daemon bundle in order to run R 'inside' of TM.
There is no need to start RGUI etc.
I found a naive way to do it and it turns out, at least for me, it's
quite useful. So my question is whether this approach is also useful
for others. If yes, I/we can elaborte this bundle.
Demo Movie (4.3MB) http://www.bibiko.de/Rsession.mov
Up to now you can do the following:
-install this bundle R daemon
-open new document, set the language to R or R console, type 'start'
and press TAB
-R daemon will be installed into $HOME/Rdaemon (please check the
directory if you don't use it!)
-after some seconds you can type any command into that window and
press 'NUMPAD-ENTER'
-the result will be inserted into the current document
-if you want to execute a selection the output will be written into
the file r_res (useful if you write a script)
-errors/warnings will be output as tooltip (but not every error, then
you have to check 'geterrmessage()'!)
-there is a progress bar showing the progress of R's calculation
-the entire session you can find in r_out (the nice side-effect is
that even if the R daemon, or TM, or the Mac crashes you have at
least r_out to reconstruct the last session)
-the R daemon listens at the named pipe r_in
-errors/warnings are written to r_err
-if you know that the command will take some minutes you can execute
this command in the background (SHIFT+NUMPAD-ENTER); the result will
be written into r_res; by doing so you can send a task to R while
writing further stuff in TM (I used sink() for that)
-R daemon comes with its own persistant history list (i.e. if you
quit the R daemon and you start it again you also have all commands
from the last session (OPT+ARROWUP/DOWN CTRL+OPT+ARROWUP for a list
[last command comes first]))
-I rewrote the help for the current word as an HTML page using frames
-Autocomplete and command template now works case-sensitive meaning
if you look for 'mat' you won't get 'Math.'. Furthermore it also
works for functions defined in the current session!
-I included an example TM project Rsession ($HOME/Rdaemon).
-note 1: plot
R runs as normal session in a hidden Terminal. Thus one has to use
X11 for plotting into the null device.
If such a device is open and you quit X11 the R daemon will quit
immediately!! I cannot catch this yet.
CTRL+NUMPAD-ENTER can show the current plot as PDF. I set the the pdf
file to ~/Rdaemon/plots/Rplot.pdf
-note 2: quit
You can type 'q()', delete the prompt and answer the question, or
type kill TAB to kill it.
-known pitfall 1: readline
In principal readline("prompt") works, but if 'prompt' is prompted,
you have to delete it or press ENTER to insert a value. Otherwise R
will get the entire line a input (I work on it)
-known pitfall 2: synchronisation
One tricky point is the synchronisation of the output. I went the way
to look for R's CPU coverage. If this is zero I assume that R's
ready. One can test this if you execute 'c(1:200000)'. If you see the
last line mentioning you reached the max line etc. everything is OK,
if not one has to fine-tune it. It's done via a tiny sleep command.
As I already mentioned this is written very fast!! Esp. the daemon
which is written in Ruby needs some help from Ruby experts ;)
With R daemon one has the full control meaning you can do thousand of
nifty things ;)
Any comments?
Cheers,
--Hans
Hi,
There is now a FishEye <http://www.atlassian.com/software/fisheye/>
instance for the bundles repository <http://fisheye2.cenqua.com/
browse/textmate-bundles/>.
FishEye is a tool to give insight into a code repository. It allows
for complex searches of the code base and notifications of changes.
LD.
Hi,
When I have a project checked out of Subversion (svn) and want to change
a file's name, the TextMate rename appears to do a file system rename.
Doing that confuses svn and would require an svn add to the repository,
which throws away the history of the file under its old name.
Is there a way to have Rename do an svn mv instead of file system mv?
Thanks,
Oliver
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