hi,
i'm new on textmate and i need somme help please.
i instal fortran bundle with this method:
/cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles
git clone git://github.com/textmate/fortran.tmbundle.git/
and now i have this error:
//tmp/temp_textmate.n6H8uJ: line 20: gfortran: command not found/
i use textmate 1.5.11 with MAC OS X 10.9.3.
i did a similarly thing with gnuplot and it works.
Thank you for you help.
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I have a Windows share mounted via smb:// and TextMate won't save any
file I edit there. The error message is "Atomic save: Resource busy".
It's Windows 7 running inside a virtual machine (VirtualBox) and
Textmate is at 2.0-alpha.9547.
Is there anything I can do about this?
Regards,
Matthias
After 8 years using TextMate 1.x and a couple of years of reading about TextMate 2,
a new Mac and a move to Mavericks (from Lion) have prompted me to migrate my work to TextMate 2
Upgrades always bring surprises and shock to my workflow --- I have a couple of queries about
bundle management in TextMate 2
(1) In some standard bundles in TextMate 1, I moved items from Excluded Items
to the Menu Structure --- for example in the LaTeX bundle, I moved BibDesk Completion
to the Menu Structure and added the Key Equivalent of Ctrl+Cmd+B
--- in the TextMate 2 Bundles Editor there does not appear to be a way to
move an item from Other Actions to Menu Actions nor to edit the groups, separators or move items around
--- have I missed something obvious here ?
(2) I have a number of personal bundles for snippets in HTML, LaTeX, Haskell and Text
--- using the guidance in https://github.com/textmate/textmate/wiki/FAQ
I placed symbolic links to my bundle files in ~/Library/Application Support/Avian/Bundles
--- to activate them I had to delete ~/Library/Caches/com.macromates.TextMate/BundlesIndex.binary
(there was no BundleIndex.plist)
--- I there no way in the interface to force a reloading of bundles ? (I use symbolic links to my bundles so that any edits
get automatically synchronised to my other machines)
Apologies if this has been covered elsewhere --- I have done the usual searches.
Many thanks for an excellent editing environment
Phil
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Hi,
I'm having a problem with my GitHub bundle. Even though there are changes,
I'm getting a persistent message, "No changes to commit within the current
scope. (Try selecting the root folder in the project drawer?)" when I try
to commit.
>From the command line, if I do 'git status', the file is shown has having
modifications. In the project drawer, SCM status, the file is shown has
having Uncommitted Changes. (I followed the advice here:
https://github.com/textmate/git.tmbundle/issues/11)
I suspect there is something minor going on, but I'm at a loss. Any advice
is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
kelle
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Kelle Cruz, PhD — http://kellecruz.com/
Lets say I have a file on desktop called called Œtest.csv¹. I discovered by
accident that if I drag Œtest.csv¹ to an R file, this code is pasted into
the R file:
read.csv(file = "../../../../Desktop/test.csv", header = TRUE,
stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
But if the file is a .xls file, only this get pasted into the R file:
/Users/rossahmed/Desktop/test.xls
How can I add a command that, when I drag a .xls file into an R file, this
get pasted in:
read.xls("/Users/rossahmed/Desktop/test.xls")
I've been using TextMate for a couple years now and I just learned about
rmate. It is a true lifesaver, because now I can stop using Emacs in ssh
terminal and start using a normal editor.
This feature is worth bragging about.
If I have a project open, and create a new file (CMD+N), I notice when I
try to save it, it doesn't default to the projects directory. Is there a
way to adjust this?
I know you can create a new file with SHIFT+CMD+N, but that forces you to
give it a name there and then, which is rarely what I want.
Im wondering if its somehow related to projectDirectory in .tm_properties?
Most of mine are set to "$CWD" just because every example I saw uses that.
If this is the cause, Is there a way to set project directory to the same
location as .tm_properties, without having to provide an absolute path?
The todo bundle triggers this message:
Failure running "Insert TODO List".
env: ruby18: No such file or directory
When I run ruby -v, I get
ruby 2.0.0p451 (2014-02-24 revision 45167) [universal.x86_64-darwin13]
I'm on TextMate 9547 and Os 10.9.3
Do I switch paths to get to ruby 1.8?
Thanks for any advice.
--Gildas
