I just discovered the "Edit each line in selection" feature. It works
great... for adding something to the end of the line. But how do I add text
to the beginning of the line?
Thanks!
Justin
Hi
A Friend of mine hast a big problem with typesetting in TextMate.
When he uses TeXShop for EXACT the same document everything is fine.
But from within TextMate he gets the following error message with an
"Open"-Dialog popping up:
Typesetting: ./unitlted.tex)
(/usr/local/gwTeX/texmf.texlive/tex/context/base/supp-pdf.tex
Output written on untitled.pdf
Viewing the PDF file with "Preview" works but not the preview in TextMate
:-O
What shall we do?
Thanks for your help!
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>> [...] Is there a keybinding or some other default I can set to
>> make PageUp/Down actually move one page up/down based solely on
>> the visible lines, not the location of the caret? (Move PageUp/
>> Down would then, either re-center the caret on the new page or
>> place it at the same relative location.)
>>
>
> The default behavior is to move exactly one page up/down without
> moving the caret (look at the scrollbar for the exact distance moved).
>
> You can change it e.g. to move the caret as well [1]. Could it be,
> that you already changed this, but moved the movePageUp:/
> movePageDown: selectors? If so, you get a third behavior, where
> caret will first move to the screen boundaries, and then move a page.
>
>
> [1] http://macromates.com/blog/archives/2005/07/05/key-bindings-for-
> switchers/
>
I just verified my key bindings and they're at the defaults (e.g.,
PageUp binds to pageUp:). I tried binding to movePageUp: just to
verify. What I'm seeing is different than what you've described.
Perhaps I've altered some other binding, but heck if I can find it.
As long as the caret is on the center line, I get the behavior you
describe. If the caret is not on the center line then I get other
behavior. For example, if display is showing lines 283-364 (so, 82
lines per page), if the caret is on line 323 (the center) and I page
up, the windows displays lines 201-282 (that is, it's move backward
by 82 lines. However, if the caret is on line 360 (below center) and
I page up, the window displays (roughly) lines 237-319 and the caret
is on line 278. It's moving backward one page as measured from the
caret location (360 - 82 = 278) and then making that line the center.
The visual effect is a movement of more/less than a whole page
depending on how far from center you are.
It seems that Xcode and TextMate do the same, while BBEdit moves a
strict page up/down (perhaps leaving the caret outside of the visible
window). If I could request something, what I would prefer is to
always move exactly one page up/down based on the window size alone,
regardless of where the caret is. If that leaves the caret outside
the window, well, Ok. It'd be cool if the caret would land on the
same relative position on the newly displayed page (e.g., if
displaying 100-200 with caret on 175, a page down would display
200-300 with caret on 275).
Is this making sense? Are there defaults or bindings I can change to
obtain this effect?
Brendan Dixon
brendandixon(a)mac.com
425.922.8798
On Feb 22, 2007, at 8:52 AM, Nathan Paxton wrote:
> All bundles are in as they should be.
>
> Here's a screenshot. As you can see, the spellcheck is alerting
> for words in the preamble. It seems to occur with any dictionary I
> use.
>
I just committed a fix that should take care of the preamble issue
for the most part. We now match \usepackage and \documentclass
explicitly.
> Best,
> -Nathan
Haris Skiadas
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Hanover College
Yes, I think the problem is encoding. Textmate uses UTF8 and perhaps Final
Draft uses ASC II? Is there any way to work in TM in ASC II or perhaps there
is some way to convert the file before I import it into Final Draft. Thanks.
First, I really like TextMate. It's clean and extensible (in a nice,
well-behaved way). It has numerous features quickly becoming part of
my muscle memory.
Though, there's one aspect I can't get my intuitive head around:
PageUp/Down. Often times I feel as if I've landed somewhere quite
different from what I expected - TextMate seems to like to re-center
things or treat the current line (that with the caret) as if it were
the center line (it's often not) and move things accordingly. Is
there a keybinding or some other default I can set to make PageUp/
Down actually move one page up/down based solely on the visible
lines, not the location of the caret? (Move PageUp/Down would then,
either re-center the caret on the new page or place it at the same
relative location.)
Thanks!
Brendan Dixon
brendandixon(a)mac.com
425.922.8798
On Feb 21, 2007, at 10:13 PM, Nathan Paxton wrote:
> I don't think so.
Perhaps I wasn't very clear, either the Source bundle shows up in the
list of bundles in the Bundle editor, or it doesn't. If it doesn't
then you need to click on the Filter List... button at the bottom of
the bundle editor and enable it.
I take it you mean that you checked there and it does indeed appear,
in which case it is mysterious that you have problems. Do the
problems persist if you disable CocoAspell and use the built in spell
checker? I don't personally use CocoAspell, never found the need for
it, but perhaps it's useful. In any case, it would be helpful to know
if the problem appears only with CocoAspell, or with any spell checker.
Can you send us a screenshot showing the bad highlighting?
> I haven't done anything to those bundles except perhaps update them
> from the svn when I have updated the bundles in general.
>
> -N
Haris
