Hi all,
I am new to TextMate. Just downloaded TextMate 1.5.2, dragged it to
my Application folder on Mac OS X 10.4.7, and I wanted to start
experimenting with Rails bundles.
Should I be able to do Command+Option+Shift+Down from an
ActiveController action and receive a Go To context menu? Well, it
just doesn't happen as expected on my MacBook Pro.
I don't have any fancy setting and I haven't change TextMate default
config. I haven't buy a license. I thought I'll give myself 30 days
evaluation to see whether my productivity improves with TextMate. Is
this the culprit, it doesn't work because I haven't register my
TextMate copy?
FYI, I can invoke the context menu using my mouse by going to Bundles-
>Rails->Go To. For example I can go to my view, and it works
flawlessly.
Does 10.4.7 broken the ability? Can anyone please verify the
behaviour I'm experiencing?
More weird facts:
1. From my RHTML file, Command+Option+Shift+Down work as expected. I
see the Go To context menu.
2. From my model file, I should be able to type vuif and press Tab so
TextMate can expand it to validates_uniqueness_of right? Well, sadly
that didn't work too :(
Am I alone? What should I do to get the right behaviour?
Thanks a lot!
John
Is it possible to control font-size via a command or applescript or
something?
----------------------------------------
I guess this is just a work-around so that I can write a command that
switches:
1. Language
2. Theme
3. Font size
in one step.
I use mutt as a mailer, and mail are edited with names like
/tmp/mutt-ratagaz-501-4904-5. Is there a way to teach textmate that all file
whose name matches the pattern /tmp/mutt-* must be openend with Mail bundle ?
--
Erwan
In many Mac apps, you can use the first letter of a messagebox button
to invoke the action and dismiss the messagebox. This would be really
cool in TM, as it is so keyboard oriented. Example:
I open httpd.conf to look at how things are set up on my local server.
Inadvertently I hit a key, marking the file as dirty (edited). Cmd+W
gives me the "Do you want to save the changes you made..." modal
messagebox. The behavior I'd love to see is for D or Cmd+D to mean
"Don't Save Changes".
Is there any way to accomplish this?
Thanks,
--s.ross
Allan,
do you think you could change the filter list in the bundle editor so
there is a chance for bundle developers to provide a short
description of each bundle? Either via ToolTip or an extra column in
that listing?
And speaking of cool stuff for bundle developers: is there any chance
of having bundle developers create custom file icons? ;)
Dan
When I write LaTeX files I run "Typeset & Preview" quite alot, and
therefore was annoyed by the fact that I manually have to scroll the
preview window to the current line in my TextMate.
Hence I customized the "Typeset & Preview" command using TeXniscope's
quite useful AppleScript interface. I replaced the line
--- start ---
open -a "$V" "$PDF"
--- end ---
with
--- start ---
open -a "$V" "$PDF"
osascript << EOF
tell application "TeXniscope"
refresh the front document
the front document goto line $TM_LINE_NUMBER of source "$TM_FILEPATH"
end tell
EOF
---- end -----
Perhaps you find that useful.
Michael,
i saw in the change logs that you added these patterns to the Rails
bundle. But your changes did not come through for some reason...
Could you pls resubmit? Thank you.
Sebastian
On Jul 2, 2006, at 5:47 PM, Sebastian Friedrich wrote:
> the new Ruby folding patterns Allan added are really useful, but
> why are they not inherited by the ruby.rails scope? could anybody
> with commit rights fix that? Thanks. Sebastian
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I haven't seen this reported before, but when I fetch a post in the
blogging bundle (from wordpress 1.5), the top of the file has this:
> 2006-07-01 20:23:44.729 CocoaDialog[17281] InputManagersManager
> startup
> 2006-07-01 20:23:49.061 CocoaDialog[17282] InputManagersManager
> startup
> Type: Blog Post (HTML)
which is gonna break things, no?
-ryan
Hi,
I have the unfortunate job of writing a bunch of Windows Script
Components (psuedo COM objects written in scripting languages). In my
case, it is just some VBScript wrapped in some XML.
I hacked up a really lame VBScript bundle by basically ripping off
the ASP bundle. What I would like to do is have the VBScript portion
of the XML file be treated by TextMate as VBScript.
The script portion of the document looks like this...
<script language="VBScript">
<![CDATA[
' VBScript here.
]]>
</script>
Can I get some help from the bundle gurus please :)
Thanks,
LD.
