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errant rubymate output when dealing with threads

by jeanpierre＠gmail.com

i am seeing some strange rubymate output when working with threads - at times text is not printed on separate lines (when using puts rather than print) and at others, the text is not printed at all. any suggestions to resolve the rubymate behavior or pointers to where i could? regards, jean-pierre sample 1: mate = Thread.new do puts "Ahoy! Can I be dropping the anchor sir?" Thread.stop puts "Aye sir, dropping anchor!" end Thread.pass puts "CAPTAIN: Aye, laddy!" mate.run mate.join output from rubymate: Ahoy! Can I be dropping the anchor sir?CAPTAIN: Aye, laddy! Aye sir, dropping anchor! expected output: Ahoy! Can I be dropping the anchor sir? CAPTAIN: Aye, laddy! Aye sir, dropping anchor! sample 2: homicide = Thread.new do while true puts "Don't kill me!" Thread.pass end end suicide = Thread.new do puts "This is all meaningless!" Thread.exit end Thread.kill(homicide) output from rubymate: <nothing> expected output: Don't kill me! This is all meaningless! Don't kill me!

19 years, 10 months

Bugs in LaTeX highlighting

by Trevor Harmon

I'm using the current (as of a few minutes ago) Subversion repository for TextMate bundles, and I'm having a problem with the LaTeX mode's highlighting. The problem is with the "lstlisting" environment (and possibly others). With the default Mac Classic theme, this environment is supposed to have a light blue background. However, while writing a recent paper, the highlighting often did not work the way it's supposed to. To demonstrate the problem, I've attached three LaTeX files. The rightway.tex file shows how the highlighting is supposed to be; the wrongway1.tex and wrongway2.tex files show incorrect highlighting. Is there a simple fix for these problems? Thanks, Trevor P.S. Although the rightway.tex file highlights the environment in blue as it should, it also changes the word "is" to bold. Why does it do this?

19 years, 10 months

LaTeX bundle typeset

by Ben Soprano Alpert

I have Preview as my LaTeX viewer, and in the Typeset and View command, is there a way to first close the Preview window with the current document open (if there is such a window).

19 years, 10 months

Backpack Interface

by Brett Terpstra

http://blog.circlesixdesign.com/2006/11/19/textmate-backpack- interface-pre-release/ I've posted the initial version of the Backpack (http:// www.backpackit.com) bundle on my blog. It's got the following commands with dialogs: Create Reminder Quick Destroy Reminder Quick Edit Reminder Destroy Multiple Reminders List Reminders by Date Add as Note View/Edit Notes Change Backpack Account It has rough Keychain access support that works pretty well. It is, at this point, a demonstration of what we could do. It could be integrated in a lot of ways with a few other bundles. Right now I'm using it to quickly post reminders that will be sent to my cell phone, and client notes from documents that I'm working on. I can log in and work through a tree view of all my notes on all my pages and even edit them from the same interface. This bundle works great with the free version of Backpack. There are a couple of commands I left out. Some of the text based commands have the possibility of sending malformed dates which will break your Backpack page. 3 Backpack accounts later, I think I've got the bugs worked out, but I'm not ready to risk anyone else's pages yet. Also, a couple of gem-dependent commands... like one that uses Chronic (human readable dates - i.e. Next Tuesday at 5pm) for reminder entry. If you try this out, please let me know if you run into bugs and problems. I have not had a chance to test this on anything other than my G5 and my PPC laptop. Thanks, Brett

19 years, 10 months

Subversion Bundle newbie question

by Thomas Krajacic

recently I installed the svn client from source and wanted to try out the subversion bundle in Textmate. I figured out that I need to set the path variable in TM prefs, since i use tcsh as my shell, and textmate obviously not (bash?). I already have a working copy of my project checked out, and when i change a file in TM, I tried to commit, but it always gives me an authentication error. Now my test server grants me anonymous access, so i don't have to specify any credentials, and i think Textmate is giving some username here. I couldn't find out where to change this. In CVS I had shell variables to set this, but I couldn't find any info on this on the subversion site quickly and in the help file that comes with the bundle. (maybe a TM variable in advanced prefs?) Can anyone lead me in the right direction please. Thomas Krajacic

19 years, 10 months

Re: Automation Menu

by thinklist＠mac.com

Haris, Thank you for the quick response. I was looking for the "Run Command" menu that was listed, in the screencast, under the Automation menu; I seem to have found it under the Bundles -> HTML -> Insert Open Close Tag. Thanks for your help, Farhan

19 years, 10 months

tm_dialog: *.plist | pl -> utf8 problem

by Hans-Joerg Bibiko

Hi, sorry if my question is a bit off topic but I couldn't find any information. I'm just writing a tiny perl script which converts non-ASCII characters coming from 'defaults read ...' to utf-8 because I want to simplify the interaction between BASH and tm_dialog. This works perfectly even with utf-16 surrogates. But then I was a bit naïve! I thought that 'pl' outputs non-ASCII characters in the same way, but it didn't. E.g. an German umlaut 'ö' stored in a xml plist format is outputted as '\U221a\U2202'!! Has someone an idea what kind of 'format' it is? I found no documentation. Or could it mean that 'pl' do not support utf-8 string at all? Thanks for any hint Hans

19 years, 10 months

Automation Menu

by Farhan

Hi all, I'm new to TextMate. I was watching the screencast by Allan on HTML. I noticed his copy of TextMate has the "Automation" menu. This menu is not in my version of TextMate (v1.5.4 - 1324) and I'm running 10.4.8. I would greatly appreciate the help. Thanks, Farhan

19 years, 10 months

[PATCH] perl quote-like operators

by Grant Hollingworth

I fixed up the scoping and interpolation of some of Perl's quote-like operators: q//, qq//, qw//, qx//, and m//. s///, tr///, and heredocs still need some work. Attached is the diff and test script.

19 years, 10 months

Error using blogging bundle - MovableType

by Norman Jenson

I'm using movabletype 3.33 when I post an entry I get an error posting it /usr/lib/ruby/1.8/xmlrpc/parser,rb:154:in 'fault':wrong fault- structure: {"faultCode"=>"server","faultString"=>"Can't call method \"param\" on an undefined value at /web/script/onegoodmove/ onegoodmove.org/mavabletype/plugins/commchallenge/lib/ commchallenge.pm line 48. \n} (RuntimeError) I get a similar error when posting from del.ic.ious Can't call method "param" on an undefined value at /web/script/onegoodmove/ onegoodmove.org/movabletype/plugins/commchallenge/lib/ commchallenge.pm line 48. Any help is appreciated.

19 years, 10 months

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