Hi all,
I haven't developed with PHP in a while and just recently started
again... but I noticed that there's no longer a HTML (PHP) bundle.
What's up with that? Why was it removed?
Thanks
Mike Gregoire
> Well, welcome to the club.
> I highly recomend that you watch all the screencasts and read all
> the documentation. I'm not normally the type to bother with the docs
> but I was amazed at how much stuff textmate can do. There's just so
> much awesome right under the surface.
>
> Thomas Aylott [SubtleGradient] from iPhone
>
> On Oct 4, 2007, at 10:05 AM, hairball <stop.the8thday(a)gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Like to say HELLO,
>> I'm a new member to the list and also a new user of TextMate. This
>> seems to be a wonderful tool and I'm looking forward to working
>> with it.
hey all. so i am an eclipse user trying to switch over to textmate
for some perl development. usually i end up with project folders that
have their own modules (.pm files) within, and eclipse allows me to
specify the library folders to be part of the @INC path at run time.
this is great because it makes the whole project folder portable, and
i don't have to "install" developement modules on the system in any
of the usual locations.
my issue is that the perl module "run script" command doesn't seem to
allow for any of this. what solutions do you all use to get around
this? please save me from eclipse. thx
e
Like to say HELLO,
I'm a new member to the list and also a new user of TextMate. This seems to
be a wonderful tool and I'm looking forward to working with it.
Hello all,
I am having problems were by attempt to word completion (say for
something starting "people..") leads to the following error:
peopleWarning: PropertyList is deprecated. Use OSX::PropertyList
instead.
dom
I am using the latest cutting edge Textmate version: Version 1.5.6
(1414)
I also updated the bundles that I loaded separately using :
cd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
export LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8
svn up *.tmbundle
osascript -e 'tell app "TextMate" to reload bundles'
And then
After a search at the macromate site I read a suggestion that I
would have to use the following commands to change to the most
recent version of support:
cd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
sudo svn co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Support
indeed, this was confirmed after I checked by using ^R on:
echo "$TM_SUPPORT_PATH"
which now gave
/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Support
IN PLACE OF the previous
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Support
This has not helped...
Is there another solution to ridding myself of the above error?
Thanks in advance.
danstan
Hi everybody,
being a new TextMate user I want to install now a TeX/LaTex distribution.
Yet there are so many of them. Which one works best with the LaTeX bundle of
Textmate?
Thanks for your help.
kuka
I'm attempting to use TM for my most common development tasks, but haven't
got my head around it yet. Can someone point me at the right place to find
documentation about the following:
Task 1: I work on a code base of about 50,000 lines of ordinary C code,
spread over about 30 files. Most of what I do is cut, paste, search, make. I
want to add some functions to the context menu. First, I want a function
that would take me to the definition of the item under the cursor. E.g., if
it's a function, open a window containing the prototype, or otherwise show
me the prototype. If it's a constant, take me to the header file where it's
defined. Second, I want a function that will find references to the symbol
under the cursor. I don't want it to find definitions or comments, just any
chunk of code that actually uses the symbol. This would be some variant of
the 'Use Selection For find', but as a context menu item.
Task 2: I want to add an item to the context menu that will do the
following: save any dirty files, then run the makefile of the project. If
there are any errors, take me to the place in the source file that contains
the first error. This would be something like the Command-B, but as a
context menu item. Also, when I tried using Command-B, it attempted to build
the code using Xcode. I just want it to run the makefile in a shell and show
me the errors. I would also want to
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Hello,
I'm trying to get the feel for TextMate right now, and I'm wondering:
can it be that there is no nice support for Makefiles?
I checked out the Makefile bundle from SVN, but while that does allow
you to *run* a Makefile, it doesn't allow you to click on an error
message and be taken to the relevant source file, or do any other
interactive goodness, unless I am mistaken.
In general, it seems it would be nice if there were a way to run an
arbitrary command and filter the output for file names and line
numbers (kind of like M-x compile); this would be quite flexible for
those of using projects that don't build in Xcode. Is there a bundle
out there that provides this kind of feature? Or, at least some kind
of "Build with Makefile" support?
I am not trying to slight the work of the author of the Makefile
bundle, by the way: no doubt s/he just doesn't use Makefiles that
often. But I would be surprised to learn that there aren't a lot of
users still working on projects that use makefiles to build...
thanks for any information!
Niko Matsakis