I'd like to use this key binding for something else, but I can't find
the TextMate default binding for ^J anywhere to unbind it; not in a
bundle, and not in the System's Keyboard Preferences binding list.
In general, is there an easy way to find out where a particular
keybinding is set?
Thanks,
Ken
Sorry for double-posting too, still trying to figure this mail-list/forum
thing out...
desmond wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am a CSS, HTML, occasional PHP/Javascript developer new to Textmate
> and have been hunting around for a good HTML bundle. I may be looking
> in the wrong places, but basically, I would love to find something
> that gives a few of the old features from Homesite, if that is
> actually possible. I would love to find some kind of bundle with the
> following:
>
> - Code colouring similar to that of Homesite and Dreamweaver.
>
> - Auto tag completion similar to Homesite and Dreamweaver, so when
> you type the ending ">" of a div tag for example, it writes out the
> closing tag. This would be instead, or in addition to, the feature of
> hitting CTRL + < to close the tag.
>
> - Some kind of HTML, CSS validation, similar to the way Homesite used
> to do it. Can you include validation in a bundle?
>
> - Tab to indent selected text. This is a feature in all other HTML editors
> I've used, how can I turn it on so highlighting text and hitting the TAB
> key will indent it, instead of APPLE + TAB? (Shift tab to un-indent).
>
> Tell me if I'm dreaming! Either way, it would be great if someone
> could point me in the right direction for finding good HTML bundles.
> Googling doesn't seem to get the results I want.
>
> Cheers for any help.
>
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svnmerge.py is working fine on the command line, I can issue the
command svnmerge.py avail, no problem, but I am getting the following
error with Show Available Revisions for Merging in the subversion
bundle:
/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles/Subversion.tmbundle/
Support/format_log.rb:262: undefined method `make_foot' for
main:Object (NoMethodError)
NoMethodError
reason: undefined method `make_head' for main:Object
trace:
/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles/Subversion.tmbundle/
Support/format_log.rb:72
Any ideas?
Thanks, Mark
Quite possibly something I've messed up myself. When I'm editing a Ruby
file and I hit command-R to run the file, I get a pop up window called
'Run' indicating problems. I can't even copy the text from that window
(it doesn't seem to make it to the clipboard) though the ultimate
problem appears to be that something is trying to invoke '+' on nil.
I've a attached a screenshot of the full error report.
Is this a simple, obvious problems? (Well, I mean to people other than
me :-) ).
Thanks,
Ken
Hello all,
It seems that the XCode bundle's Run and Build & Run commands assume that the build folder is in the same location as the (TextMate project file? XCode project file? [1]).
At least in my case, the build folder is somewhere else. The attached patch lets you override the default build folder location with an optional TM_XCODE_BUILD_FOLDER environmental variable. It also explicitly prints out where the XCode bundle is trying to launch the app from, to (hopefully) point people in the direction of TM_XCODE_BUILD_FOLDER.
On the topic of Xcode bundle patches, I also have one to provide a TM_XCODE_PRODUCT_NAME, for when you can't find the product name to run. I thought this just had something to do with my project's complex setup, but looking through the log of run_xcode_target.rb it seems the XCode bundle makes a few guesses which may not turn out (see log for r7057), and there's no way for the user to _force_ the issue. If TM_XCODE_PRODUCT_NAME would be useful, I'll send that in a separate email.
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[1] Or maybe the XCode bundle is reading the information from the project file? If this is the case, my project uses a series of .xcconfig files to specify settings (including TARGET_BUILD_DIR / CONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR), so that's why the default doesn't work for me....
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Let me know if you have any questions or concerns and I'll try to resolve them.
Later,
_Ryan Wilcox
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I am trying TextMate on two machines, both PPC. One machine displays
subversion diffs with colours (the default behaviour, I believe), but
the other has plain old black text with white background. I am not
aware of having made any selections that should have caused the
difference in behaviour between the two machines. I looked in the
Preferences -> Fonts and Colors on the machine with no colours in the
diffs, and I see nothing that appears to be related to diffs. I
moved ~/Library/Preferences/com.macromates.textmate.plist aside and
started TextMate again, but the diffs are still monochrome. Where
else should I look?
TIA,
Kevin Horton
Ottawa, Canada
Hi,
I've recently switsched to TextMate and ... yes, it looks great.
A few questions remain, so:
- Why doesn't "Edit in Writeroom" work? It works in every other
application - and I tried re-installing it.
Any ideas? Thanks a lot so far...
Couple quick questions:
I would like to have the items listed in the Select Bundle Item...
(Ctrl-Apple-T) sorted, but I haven't found an option for that anywhere.
Same thing is automated backups -- is there an option to have your
previous version saved as Filename~ or Filename.bak, etc.
Thanks,
-Darren
I'm a recently registered user of TextMate, and have two questions:
- On opening ordinary text documents the Line counter at lower left
shows the line number, but the column counter just shows '-'. How
do I get this to work correctly?
- How do I adjust the left margin for printing?... in fact, all the
essential printing parameters?
- Dushan Mitrovich
