Uhmm.... how do I start column typing? Can't find it in the menu's...
Sorry for something which is probably straightforward, but I really
can't seem to find it.
--
Joost Schuttelaar
Hello,
I'm trying to open all .txt files with TextMate. In the finder, I select a
.txt file, hit Control+i to get info. Then I select TextMate as the app to
open it with, then I click "Change All". After clicking "Change All"
TextMate disappears as the "Open With" app and is replaced by the text: "Not
applicable". If I close the info box and double click on the .txt file, I
get this error: "The operation could not be completed. An unexpected error
occurred (error code -10660)." If TextMate is already open, a double click
on the file in the Finder opens fine. But if TextMate is closed, it shows
this error.
Does anyone know how to fix this?
I think it may have been caused by renaming the beta versions of TextMate to
names like "TextMate1.01b3". Maybe the Finder got confused about which app
was THE TextMate to open with. I now only have the newest 1.02 version in
the Apps folder.
Any help much appreciated. Thanks.
Simon
I'm a newbie textmate user, and unfamiliar so forgive me if this has
been covered before.
When double-clicking on whitespace to select and then moving the mouse
to text (to select by word) it's very annoying to me that the word at
the other end of the whitespace is selected. I've seen this behavior
in M$ products and it drives me nuts. Am I the only one?
To me it's obvious that if I double click something and then move left
that it's wrong for something rightwards to become selected.
I'm sure I'll learn to cope, but I thought I'd ask about it.
I'm still getting used to it, but I think I like TextMate. :)
I installed the SQL bundle, but it didn't do it for me. At some point
I'll have to go make a syntax file that supports Oracle PL/SQL (since
that's what I edit mostly these days).
cheers
Patrick
Hi,
I'm using TextMate for my Getting Things Done (GTD) stuff. Is anyone
else out there doing the same? I'm just getting started and would love
to see how others are using TM for GTD. How do you set up your file
structure? How do you name and keep track of your files, actions, and
projects, etc.? I can see how it would be useful to be able to do such
things as link from a URI in a text (markdown) file directly to a
browser. As well as things like creating links to other local (project)
files ala voodoo pad, and moving chunks of text to other files whilst
sprinkling them with some meta data.
Then they are things like aggregating lists to create contextual lists
and so much more I can imagine but not conceive of programatically.
I just found this:
http://www.rousette.org.uk/blog/archives/2004/11/28/rails-gtd-
application/
and I know bsag has other discussions about TM GTD in her blog. As well
as Daniel Von Fange's neat little tricks:
http://www.braino.org/blog/archives/001512.phphttp://www.braino.org/blog/archives/001440.php
Admittedly I haven't played much with these, but I do remember having
some problems with TM finding my Ruby install.
-t
I'm resending this letter from the 3th of November just as a friendly
reminder and for all those who have joined the list since the
previously mentioned date.
----------->8-----------
There is really only one rule (apart from normal netiquette) I want you
to uphold:
When you write a _new_ letter to this mailing list, _don't_ use “reply”
on an existing letter (to get the To: filled in).
It screws up threading!!!
If you're using Mail.app, you can control-click the “To” of an existing
letter and select “New Message” to get a compose window with the “To”
header filled in.
Threading is a very useful feature, and especially for me with this
mailing list, since it's basically an archive of user feedback, and I'd
like for the table-of-contents to show _every_ thread, which it
currently doesn't, when one thread contain 2-3 _different_ subjects,
because people have used reply (then it only show the first subject).
So PLEASE remember _not_ to use reply (for new letters)!!!
Was there any resolution on the subject of canceling the incremental
search via the navigation keys? I believe that I never heard any
support for leaving it as it is, with several supporters for having
only backspace edit the search string. Is this on your todo list, or
will it stay as it is?
Thanks,
Wayne
Hi,
I'm using TextMate for my Getting Things Done (GTD) stuff. Is anyone
else out there doing the same? I'm just getting started and would love
to see how others are using TM for GTD. How do you set up your file
structure? How do you name and keep track of your files, actions, and
projects, etc.? I can see how it would be useful to be able to do such
things as link from a URI in a text (markdown) file directly to a
browser. As well as things like creating links to other local (project)
files ala voodoo pad, and moving chunks of text to other files whilst
sprinkling them with some meta data.
Then they are things like aggregating lists to create contextual lists
and so much more I can imagine but not conceive of programatically.
I just found this:
http://www.rousette.org.uk/blog/archives/2004/11/28/rails-gtd-
application/
and I know bsag has other discussions about TM GTD in her blog. As well
as Daniel Von Fange's neat little tricks:
http://www.braino.org/blog/archives/001512.phphttp://www.braino.org/blog/archives/001440.php
Admittedly I haven't played much with these, but I do remember having
some problems with TM finding my Ruby install.
-t
Thanks to Xavier Noria for his bug list for the Perl bundle. I have
fixed some of them in a new version (see the wiki, or my page
http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu/textmate for the archive and details.
Here are the fixes:
adjusted $foo{bar} so the first brace isn't highlighted
q qq qw qx quoting recognized
POD recognized (from =head1 to =cut)
__END__ __DATA__, __FOO__ all recognized
added Perl to One-liner command
Known problems:
many autoquotes not highlighted right: here-docs not quoted,
hashkeys in => notation.
I invite anyone else to take a crack to getting the autoquotes right,
in the cases that Xavier noted. (I am travelling for the next three
weeks!)
The problem with doing here-docs right is that the start and end
delimiters change with each case, so we'd have to use backreferencing
in the 'end' parameter, and I don't think that's currently possible.
- Eric
ps. I wonder how hard it would be ( maybe for 2.0! :) ) to have TM
simply use vim syntax files, or some other well-worked format...
--
Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics
San Francisco State University
erichsu(a)math.sfsu.edu
http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu
Paul Nordstrom August wrote:
> FTP in the drawer... yes please! (Hope that's SFTP as well.)
There's a way to fake it somewhat :)
Open the files from the FTP server as you would normally, they're then
stored in /private/tmp/501/Cleanup at Startup/ or so as files. If you
put those files in a project *and* open tabs for them in the project so
they are read, you can close the original windows, and only work on
what's in the project.
Alas, you cannot successfully save, close and open the project lateron,
and moving things around in folders won't work either; I only use it
when I know I'll be editing the files for an hour or more or so.
Regards,
Martin
Hello
Maybe this is not a bug, but when I open a .ini file from the project
drawer, one click doesnt open it - i have to double click it - and then
it opens in a new window instead of the same window as the rest of the
files in the project. Is this a bug?
Regards
Duarte Carrilho da Graca
