I just updated to the latest cutting edge version, and updated my
bundles. I wanted to try the Ruby auto complete, but either I'm doing
something wrong, or it just doesn't work.
No matter what I try to type, all I get is a tooltip saying "No
matches were found". In a Ruby/Rails document, I start typing
'validates' (without the quotes, obviously) and hit Option Escape and
get No Matches were found.
Is there something else I need to do to get this working?
Thanks,
John
While I'm here, there's an obvious typo in the "LaTeX and view" command,
which means
it fails to respect the
%!TEX TS-program = xelatex
directive. I fixed that, and also made it respect 'TS-program=latex', which
is supposed to mean
that a Latex -> DVI -> PS -> PDF compilation path should be used, rather
than PDFTeX's
straight-to-PDF compilation.
(I need this because I have a package which uses PSTricks. So although
PSTricks is being
used, the text \usepackage{pstricks} doesn't appear in my actual .tex file.)
Patch attached.
Robin
I switched from FF to Safari for a couple days because I really,
really liked the edit in TextMate option. However it only lasted for
a few days because I like FF a lot more...so I decided to give the
"It's all Text" plugin another shot. Hated it. First of all I can't
open the editor using my keyboard, and secondly when I save and close
my document it doesn't switch back to FF automatically. The edit in
TM for Safari does both...are there any alternatives to this IAT
plugin for FF? I want easy FF editing in TM.
Pat
Hi all,
I love a lot of things about TextMate - but I'm still
having one major problem.
How can I edit multiple files straight from an FTP
server in a single window? I use Transmit 3 - which
lets you ctrl-click a file and "edit in" whatever.
Then, when you save, it shoots the new file up to the
server. However, I'm trying to figure out how to do
this within one window - like when you're working on a
"project".
This works fine in BBEdit but in textmate it just won't work.
It's probably the last thing that's holding me back from switching over
completely...
Hi list,
I've just released a public beta of BlogMate, my free blogging
palette plug-in for TextMate. If some of you could backup your blog
databases, download a copy, try it out, and send me a letter saying
your blog didn't blow up that would be sweet.
I'm serious about the whole backup part too.
http://www.ditchnet.org/blogmate/
thanks,
Todd Ditchendorf
Scandalous Software - Mac XML Developer Tools
http://scan.dalo.us
This has been discussed before, you should find a bunch of stuff on
here with a search.
I don't get the technical reasons behind it but it seems that it is
impossible to get that behavior from TextMate. The easiest way to
solve this problem is to use Interarchy (FTP program - not free
though...). It allows you to create what they call "Net Disks" which
are local mirrors that auto synch to server on change and/or regular
intervals. Since they're pretty much local files, you can create
TextMate "projects" with them. Not ideal... But it does the trick
until a better solution gets built in TextMate. Seeing how
customizable TextMate is, I would have thought one of the super smart
people on this list would have come up a "reopen current opened
documents in a project" but I guess it's not as easy as it sounds ;)
On Mar 15, 2007, at 5:15 PM, textmate-request(a)lists.macromates.com
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I love a lot of things about TextMate - but I'm still
> having one major problem.
>
> How can I edit multiple files straight from an FTP
> server in a single window? I use Transmit 3 - which
> lets you ctrl-click a file and "edit in" whatever.
> Then, when you save, it shoots the new file up to the
> server. However, I'm trying to figure out how to do
> this within one window - like when you're working on a
> "project".
> This works fine in BBEdit but in textmate it just won't work.
> It's probably the last thing that's holding me back from switching
> over
> completely...
hi,
I want to share a few suggestions for subversion bundle that comes
with Textmate, I hope this is the proper place.
* Add the ability to set the ignore propset on folders directly in
menu (ctrl+shift+a).
* When viewing status (ctrl+shift+a+0), right clicking in window to
reload will present a blank page, I'm the only one?
* Add the ability to use the --force flag, this will reduce command
line editing in some cases.
* Add the ability to use svn move (svn ren) on files in project
drawer, or just make rename function svn-aware
next, for textmate
* add the possibility to directly have a terminal window opened
sticked at the bottom of textmate like project drawer.
* sorting files and directory in project drawer, directories first
instead of alphabetic order.
* set a default preference for the position of the project drawer
(left or right).
thanks for making textmate, the best text editor so far.
Claudio
Hi,
this might be a very stupid question and I'm not so sure about
whether this is the right place to ask either so I hope you can
forgive me if this post is in some way inappropriate.
I'm trying to reproduce the screencast about tm_dialog on my computer
but somehow it doesn't work. Whenever I try to open a nib-file with
"tm_dialog some_nib_file.nib" my shell is stalling but nothing else
happens. I wonder what I'm doing wrong!? Are there any Variables I
should set?
I'm using /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/PlugIns/Dialog.tmplugin/
Contents/Resources/tm_dialog (=$DIALOG)
on a core duo macbook with 10.4.8. The nib file is saved as 10.2 and
later.
Thx, Dominik.
> Are any others interested in figuring out guidelines and
> stylesheets for such things?
Yes. I'm low in coding mojo, but assign me a granular task and I will
do it.
>> I wish I had the time to help you solve the MORE / CONT'D feature.
>> That's be pure awesomenesses.
>
> Can you explain this issue? Maybe someone will take up the charge.
When either a scene or a bit of dialogue spans a page-break
indicators are placed in the scene and in the dialogue that tell you
the scene, or bit of dialogue, continues on the next page. It looks
like this:
INT. STORE ROOM - NIGHT
Darcy sits alone.
DARCY
I can't stand just waiting here.
(more)
(CONT'D)
-----------------Page-Break-----------------------
(CONT'D:)
DARCY (CONT'D)
Give me something, anything...
The only place this pops up in is when printing to PDF. As of now the
PDF creation is handled by PrinceXml, so prince determines where the
page-breaks should go. Because prince is deciding where the page-
breaks go prince would need to determine when it needs to place the
"continued" indicators.
I'm using Prince because it's easy to install and I can leverage the
HTML conversion I can do to create the PDF. People have suggested
that I could get much more sophesticated odcuments using LaTex but
I've found it to be a large download, a pain to install, and yet
another document language I'd have to learn. So, I'm not too
interested at this point.
But to be frank, this issue is not a priority.
