El 10/07/2007, a las 14:00, textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com
escribió:
> tell application "TextMate"
> set w to window index 2
> set visible of w to false
> set visible of w to true
> end tell
it works like a charm. Thanks a lot. It will be for me a very
frequent shortcut.
- Juan FC.
Since upgrading to the latest version yesterday, the Convert Tabs To Spaces
menu option doesn't always work. I click on it and my text doesn't change.
But what I noticed later was a copy of my file's text had been appended to
the end of the file. More failures made more copies of the content.
Strange, I'm trying to reproduce the problem now and it's not occurring. It
works correctly every time.
This is with version 1.5.6 (1405).
THanks,
Ernest
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I found a question on this posed in the dev mailing list, but am posting in
the user mailing list, because it is now a user issue :-)
Any luck with this... I see the release notes mention using the keychain to
store passwords, but I'm not sure how to go about doing this...
Brad Miller wrote:
>
> I've been trying to get the new browser to work. But I get the following
> error:
>
> ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'bmiller'@'localhost' (using
> password: NO)
>
> It looks like I should be prompted for a password? There is no place to
> enter one in the configuration dialog. I've searched my keychain and
> cannot find one. Is there some variable I should be setting to tell the
> SQL
> bundle that I want to use a password?
>
> Brad
>
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> Assistant Professor, Computer Science
> Luther College
>
> On 7/7/07, Ciarán Walsh <ciawal(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Switching in new SQL bundle from WIP branch
>>
>> Changed:
>> D branches/WIP/Bundles/SQL.tmbundle/
>> A trunk/Bundles/SQL.tmbundle/
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Hey Kim,
Actually I was able to fix the problem by going to:
Bundles -> Bundle Editor -> Reload Bundles
This fixed multiple problems for me:
1) TODO Bundle
2) Markdown Preview
3) My Personal Bundle Snippets
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Brian H
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Based on a recent post, I have found easy to switch between the two
front-most windows,
osascript -e '
tell application "TextMate"
set index of window 2 to 1
end tell
' &>/dev/null &
(binded to numeric(0), making it really fast two use it!!, I use the
little finger)
but it doesn't work as desired since, although it exchanges the
windows order, it doesn't exchange the active one, leaving the window
behind the new front-most one active :(
Has anyone know some solution?
Thanks.
-- Juan FC
Hi there.
GetBundle is a great helper for installing and maintaining bundles!
A suggestion to its maintainer: would it be possible to add a "revert bundle
command"? I imagine that this could simply throw a dialog of all loaded
bundles and then delete the delta folder.
A really nice (but major, I imagine) would be a "merge" command which took a
bundle file on the desktop and merged its changes into an existing bundle,
on an item by item basis, prompting for conflicts.
I would use this for managing changes where I edit my own private bundles on
several machines and wish to get them all back into sync (I never figured
out subversion well enough to do it using SVN).
Some time ago, someone posted a message about a runtime error with bundles.
The problem was never resolved in the mailing list, but perhaps it was
outside the list...
I'm seeing the same problem. Whenever I try to execute a python script
within TextMate using <command>r, I see this error:
csh: setenv: Too many arguments. /bin/bash: line 2: : command not found
My default shell for my terminal sessions is tcsh, not bash. If that's any
help...
The very same script executes fine in a terminal window. If I execute from
TextMate using the Bundle -> Run Script (terminal), it works fine. If I just
execute the script in a terminal window, it works fine. Open the script in
BBEdit, and execute via the #! menu and it works fine.
Similarly, perl scripts return the same dumb error, yet work fine elsewhere.
I updated all my bundles with subversion, per the help file. I added
/Library/Application Support/TextMate/
and
/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles
like the instructions indicated, and then added the bundles I expect to use.
Perhaps someone can tell me the error I've made.
Until then, back to BBEdit...
TextMate version 1.5.6, Mac OS X 10.4.10, MacBook Pro.
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Richard Brosnahan
Editor in Chief
Broz News
http://broznews.org
I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.
Mark Twain, author
Hi,
I often find myself wanting to open a currently selected tab in a new
window (without having to track down the actual file in the file
drawer), so that I can look at it in parallel with another tab. Is
there a shortcut to do it? I can't find anything like that.
Any hints would be greatly appreciated.
Tench
hello :)
I've a problem when I compile with the TextMate command, often I've
a good result but when I compile the same document with texshop or with
kile on ubuntu I 've some errors. Texhsop and Kile stops the
compilation but not TextMate....
But the errors are real and I think that for the Textmate'command these
errors are only warnings.
Is it possible to modify this ?
Thanks Alain (sorry for my bad english)
Thanks, Alan, but I guess I was a bit unclear. I was hoping it would
look for the TODOs in just the files in the current project file, and
not all the files in the TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY and down.
For example, if I have a project /Users/uner/Development/
exampleProj.tmproj with two files
/Users/uner/Development/vob/examples/example.cpp
/Users/uner/Development/vob/examples/tests/test.cpp
If I pick one of these files, type "echo $TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY" and
do a ^R, I get "/Users/uner/Development/vob/examples", and that's the
folder the TODO bundle starts scanning from (i.e. it does /Users/uner/
Development/vob/examples/ and all subdirectories).
I'd really like it to just scan example.cpp and test.cpp.
Is there a way to do this, or do you have a suggestion for some code
I can copy from another bundle to see if I can hack this together
myself?
On Jul 8, 2007, at 7:00 AM, textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com wrote:
> From: Allan Odgaard <throw-away-1(a)macromates.com>
> Date: July 8, 2007 1:24:51 AM CDT
> To: TextMate users <textmate(a)lists.macromates.com>
> Subject: Re: [TxMt] TODO Search Path/Recursion
> Reply-To: TextMate users <textmate(a)lists.macromates.com>
>
> On 8. Jul 2007, at 06:04, Eric Uner wrote:
>
>> [...]
>> 1) Get the bundle to just show me the list it came up with last
>> time and only refresh when I need it to, or better yet,
> Could be done, but I don’t think many would prefer this behavior.
>> 2) Get it to only search the files in the current project?
> That should be the default -- try check the value of the
> TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY variable from within your project.
> You can also set TM_TODO_IGNORE to exclude certain files/folders.
> On 8. Jul 2007, at 06:04, Eric Uner wrote:
>> [...]
>> 1) Get the bundle to just show me the list it came up with last
>> time and only refresh when I need it to, or better yet,
> Could be done, but I don’t think many would prefer this behavior.
>> 2) Get it to only search the files in the current project?
> That should be the default -- try check the value of the
> TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY variable from within your project.
> You can also set TM_TODO_IGNORE to exclude certain files/folders.
