Christoph,

I have the same system that you are on and cannot reproduce the

behavior you are experiencing.  You say that it occurs 90% of the

time? What is different in the cases where things work as expected?

Do you work with an SVN checkout of the LaTeX bundle or do you use the

version that comes with TextMate?

- Alex

On 1/21/07, Christoph Biela <cbiela@gmail.com> wrote:

 Hello everybody,

I just wanted to share this experience, to find out if someone else can

report this TextMate behaviour.

In a LateX-document I want to write the following

\emph{delay}

what comes out 90% of the time is something like this:

\emph{ldeay}.

At first I thought I just cannot control what my fingers are doing, but

having tried out \emph{de}

while watching on my fingers (getting \emph{ed}) I thought it might be

something related to

TextMate or my setup.

This is what I type:

cmd-i, d,e

This is what I use:

pbook 12" 1GHz

Mac OS X 10.4.8

TextMate Version 1.5.4 (1349)

Can someone report similar behaviour?

Can someone help?

Thanks

Christoph

~~~~~

Christoph Biela

cbiela@gmail.com

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