TextMate

textmate@lists.macromates.com

10171 discussions

by Linda Dunn

Hey y'all, Is there a way to get Textmate projects to show ".textmate_init" files? ".htaccess" files are visible by default, presumably because it makes sense that you'd want to see this for web projects. However, this is equally true for ".texmate_init" files. My options are to either set all my hidden files to visible, Mac- wide, using something like Onyx (and cluttering up my desktop world), or my current workaround of accessing and editing the ".textmate_init" file for a given project through the local pane of my FTP program as a sort of bastardized finder window (as it will show hidden files to me). There's got to be another way -- Any way to get ".textmate_init" files to show up in project windows is appreciated. And I'd like to suggest this as something that the program should do by default; after all, .textmate_init is one of its own proprietary file types. :) TIA, linda

17 years, 7 months

by Daniel Jalkut

On 23. Jun 2007, at 20:40, Steven W Riggins wrote: > I just installed WP 2.2.1 with Daniel Jalkut's xml-rpc changes but > now I can't fetch posts at all due to an iso timecode error. Hi Steven - I just signed up the list so I could reply :) First of all, the 2.2.1 release of WordPress includes several fixes to XML-RPC that I encouraged, but Joseph did all the hard work. So they're not "my changes," but I do have some perspective on them. The time-zone one you're running into is actually the earliest issue of the bunch that I raised, so it's not completely fresh in my memory. But it was motivated by a change in 2.2 that would cause the time zone to be completely omitted from the timestamps. While this is arguably correct by "the letter of the law" for XML-RPC, it's not something that WordPress had ever done before, so it threw off the times for posts in at least WordPress, and probably other clients as well. I think the way it worked before 2.2 was to put the actual time zone of the blog into the timestamps. So if you had set your blog up as a -4 hours time zone, it would return dates with "-0400" or something on it. So with the change in 2.2 to represent dates in GMT format, I suggested that at least it should indicate as much so that the date would be unambiguous. I think I suggested using -0000, but since Z worked for me and seemed more satisfactory to Joseph, I had no objection. Hope this helps clarify the rationale for the fixes. I'm not sure what Joseph should do at this point, if anything. Unless somebody can say with confidence that they feel -0000 will be more reliable across the most clients than Z is. Daniel

17 years, 7 months

Paranoid

by Juan Falgueras

I feel a bit paranoid when pressing over the items in the project files drawer because TM seems not be so clever with respect to the contents of the files and sometimes it gets in an infinite loop. I receive many students works with uncontrolled contents. The last was a .txt file (output from a test) with 128Mb of anything. Of course I did know that the file had 128Mb after TM hanged, I killed it and saw the Finder info for the file. Shouldn't TM have a better protection against this? -- Juan Falgueras

17 years, 7 months

Blogging bundle broken with Wordpress 2.2.1

by Steven W Riggins

I just installed WP 2.2.1 with Daniel Jalkut's xml-rpc changes but now I can't fetch posts at all due to an iso timecode error. Anyone else seeing this?

17 years, 7 months

help with the subversion bundle and authorized commitments

by Stephen Celis

For some reason, I get the following when I try to svn commit through TextMate: svn: Commit failed (details follow): svn: OPTIONS request failed on '/path/to/trunk/' svn: OPTIONS of '/path/to/trunk/': authorization failed ( http://svn.server.net/) Commits work, however, through the terminal. Regardless, I trashed the cached authorization and (for the sake of sanitation) checked out a brand new copy of the code (re-providing authorization) with the terminal, but after making a cosmetic change to a file with TextMate, a subsequent commit fails (while Terminal successfully commits the file). Am I missing something here? I've successfully used the svn bundle with a different setup.

17 years, 7 months

Commanding an outside app

by John Laudun

The short of it is that I would like to use Textmate to do some transcription work. I have never been entirely happy with Transcriva, which I paid for, and while the power and convenience of Scrivener are appealing, I don't really want to buy yet another application for this purpose. I own, use, and love TextMate, and I have been very impressed with the things like the ScreenMate bundle. Now, I know I could write an AppleScript -- okay, I've never been any good with AS, but it's there -- I was just hoping that I could not and thus be able to work entirely within TextMate. All I need is a keystroke, or perhaps two, that would start and stop playback of an MP3 file. (I assume I would have to do this through QuickTime, but if there's a simpler command-line tool that could do this, that would be fine with me.) The only wrinkle I would like to add would be to be able to set an "auto-rewind" to the START or STOP command so that when playback commenced again it would start X seconds backwards from where it stopped. Setting this X in a config file of some kind would be fine with me. I'm a command creation newb, so any fingers pointed in the right direction would be appreciated. john

17 years, 7 months

New TODO

by Gerd Knops

That is pretty awesome, thanks Stanley! I am not quite happy with the tags.yaml approach though: I can't seem to just add ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles/TODO.tmbundle/ Support/tags.yaml when the TOTO bundle lives in /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/ Bundles/TODO.tmbundle. The version in the home directory is not picked up. So I have to change it where the TODO bundle resides, and that is bad because that directory is kept in sync via svn. Also the tags.yaml file can't be edited with the bundle editor. Any chance it could be moved to a Preferences file, so that it can be edited with the bundle Editor and also can reside away from where the Bundle lives? Thanks much Gerd

17 years, 7 months

PSD file for the TM wallpaper

by Charles Gamble

Hi folks, Does anyone know where I can get the PSD file for the TextMate wallpaper that was around back in Jan? I tried the original site but the download link doesn't work anymore. http://www.wishingline.com/notebook/archives/2007_01.php#001127 Have emailed owner but got no reply so far. Just wanted to make a customized one for my workflow. If anyone still has it and doesn't mind sharing it I would really appreciate it. Thanks, Charlie.

17 years, 7 months

get last 3 words

by Christoph Koehler

Hello, I am looking into building my own bundles and was wondering if it is possible to somehow get the last 3 or so words before the caret. I know there is a variable for the current line and current word, but can I somehow get the last 3 or so words even if they are on different lines? Thanks! Christoph -- I'm trying a new usenet client for Mac, Nemo OS X. You can download it at http://www.malcom-mac.com/nemo

17 years, 7 months

Templates

by Richard Dyce

Hi there. I'm trying to create a set shell script templates under the 'New From Templates...' menu command. I've created a template entry in the Shell Script bundle, using the default commands setup, with the extension set to .sh and the scope set to source.shell (i've tried it with and without this, and reloaded bundles between attempts.) I've added a template file (script.sh) to the template, with just the following contents: #!/bin/bash # ${TM_NEW_FILE_BASENAME} # Created by ${TM_USERNAME} on ${TM_DATE}. # Copyright (c) ${TM_YEAR} ${TM_ORGANIZATION_NAME}. All rights reserved. which is pretty much a default entry I guess. The Shell Script option now appears as a submenu in the 'New From Templates...' menu item, but when I select it, I get nothing :-( Okay, this one has me beat - what am I doing wrong? R

17 years, 7 months

Jump to page:

2025

2024

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004

TextMate