Hi there,
I've just updated my bundles from the repository as I thought I'd see
what new goodies are available. Now however when I attempt to commit
I get the usual status window with the following message:
"These files are not under version control, and so will not be committed:
._add_countries.php
test/unit/._postage_price_test.rb
test/fixtures/._products.yml
app/helpers/._application_helper.rb
app/helpers/._basket_helper.rb
app/models/._customer.rb
app/models/._sku.rb
app/models/._country.rb
app/models/._basket.rb
app/models/._card.rb
app/models/._order.rb
app/models/._product.rb
app/models/._basket_item.rb
..."
(and so on)
Then CommitWindow pops up with all those files listed again
(understandably with a ? status) and they are all selected too. This
is different behaviour to what I'm used to - the previously the
subversion bundle silently ignored ._* files and wouldn't even mention
their presence the status window.
I realise the ._* files appear as the project is on a NFS share but
previously this wasn't a problem. Is there way to tell the bundle to
globally ignore ._* or is the only option to set the svn:ignore
property recursively on every directory (and every new directory in
the future)?
(I've update the entire /Library/Application Support/TextMate/
checkout so I've got the up-to-date version of CommitWindow.app too)
Cheers,
Paul.
The 'Insert Command Header' snippet in the 'source' bundle has '//'
hardcoded as the start comment token. Wouldn't it make more sense to
turn it into a command that would take each language comment delimiters
into account?
Cheers,
Emmanuel
After the recent update I'm having trouble with creating new lines.
The return key doesn't work, but Shift + return works, Command +
return works, and the enter key on the numeric keypad works.
Has anyone else had this problem? Anybody have ideas about how to fix
it?
Hi everybody
I am new to TextMate. I searched all-over, but I didn' find the answer
to my problem:
What shortcut is there to switch to the last used editor window/tab?
Just like Command-Tab switches to the last used application. Previously
I worked on Windows PC, and most editors had the shortcut Ctrl-Tab to
cycle through the last used windows.
I'm shure: There MUST be such a feature in TextMate! But where?
Thanks for help!
Andreas
I have a Ruby script like this:
result.each do |k, v|
puts "----"
puts k
v.each {|m| puts "\s#{m}"}
end
The point is that the first two lines (of each iteration) have no space
before them, but the remaining lines have a space. In Terminal the output
starts out like this:
----
String
%
*
+
That is correct. In RubyMate the output starts out like this:
----
String
%
*
+
That's incorrect. Where's my initial space? No matter how many \s I ask for,
I never get that many in the output. m.
PS I think I'm also seeing some occasional problems where a lot of puts
causes the output to hang, so that I have to close the RubyMate window and
get it to stop running. But I'm not able to reproduce reliably so I could be
wrong about this.
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Hi all,
I created a find/replace pattern I'll use fairly often. In BBEdit I was able to save this pattern and restore it later. It would be great if I could do that with TM too.
I know about the popup menu in the Find dialog, but that seems to only list _recent_ patterns, right?
Thanks in advance,
_Ryan Wilcox
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Hi,
I wrote a bundle to access Qt documentation from TextMate a while ago,
just before a Qt bundle appeared in the bundles repository. Its main
advantage over the current one is that you can choose the Qt version you
want to work with. Also, it can either access the doc locally or on the
net. I rewrote a few things to integrate it with the "official bundle" -
mainly to be able to use the TM_QT_DOC_DIR variable. And since the
bundle also generates a list of Qt's keywords, it may be used to
generate the language grammar as well. Now the question is, would anyone
be interested in merging the two bundles? Torsten (if I'm not mistaken,
you're in charge of the Qt bundle, sorry if I'm wrong), what do you
think of it?
You can get it there: http://eturquin.free.fr/pub/MyQt-tmbundle.tar.bz2
Cheers,
Emmanuel
Hi All,
I just loaded the new version (1.5.4 (1311)) and am having a problem with the
`Typeset and View (PDF)' command in the Latex bundle.
I found Command-b now inserts a bold tag instead of running pdflatex etc.
So I went to the bundle editor and removed the activation key equivalent from
the `Bold` command.
Then I made sure that command-b is the key trigger for the `Typeset and View
(PDF)' command.
Now Command-b starts X-Code, not exactly what I was looking for.
Any help or pointers as to where to find the info would be appreciated.
--pete
That's what you get for encouraging me. ;-). Sorry for the whole
new bundle ID, I reconfigured things on my end.

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