Matt

/Library/Application Support/TextMate has themes folder and bundles folder - the bundles has Ruby.tmbundle

~/Library/Application Support/TextMate has nothing


I deleted the contents - same result


CLS

On 4/24/07, Alex Ross <alex.j.ross@gmail.com> wrote:
do you have anything in either

/Library/Application Support/TextMate

or 

~/Library/Application Support/TextMate

if you do, try erasing it and restarting TM.

–Alex

On Apr 24, 2007, at 10:15 AM, charles snyder wrote:

Great idea

unfortunately, I get the same result...

CLS

On 4/24/07, Alex Ross < alex.j.ross@gmail.com > wrote:
charles, if you create a new user account and try a simple python or ruby file in textmate does it work?

On Apr 24, 2007, at 8:53 AM, charles snyder wrote:

Thanks

In both cases (w + wo shebang):

/bin/bash: line 4: Tue Apr 24 10:23:28 CDT 2007 /usr/local/bin/ruby:

I did read and try the page Alex referenced above, and did the following:

1. created a ~/.bash_profile with

[ -f /etc/profile ] && . /etc/profile



[ -f ~/.bashrc ]    && . ~/.bashrc

export PATH="$HOME/bin:/opt/local/bin:$PATH"

2. Set the default shell on the computer to be bash

3. I did not yet try the 


~/.MacOSX/environment.plist but will do that next

I installed ruby 1.8.5 via darwin ports, but did not delete the 'factory' ruby previously present, but 
ruby -v gives 1.8.2 
In the terminal (or iterm) I can do sudo gem install fastercsv, and it works, then if I irb> require 'faster_csv'



it can't find it.
However, running 
print "Hi there" from temp.py in Textmate gives me:

/bin/bash: line 4: Tue Apr 24 10:23:28 CDT 2007 /usr/local/bin/ruby:

(yes, it says ruby)




I may try to 

Plan A : reinstall textmate
Plan B: reinstall tiger osx + shoot self



On 4/24/07, Matt Neuburg <matt@tidbits.com> wrote:
On 4/23/07 7:01 PM, in article
fa09ca6d0704231901l8dea2e3n46d3ffa049dda2b4@mail.gmail.com , "charles snyder"
<clsnyder@gmail.com > wrote:

> I can run programs from the command line (with some weird behavior)

Well, personally, I'm mystified.

I guess what I'd like to know is:

(1) what happens if you make a new TextMate doc, type

  puts "hello"

type shift-control-option-R 2 (to change it to Ruby) and command-R

(2) what happens if you add a shebang line at the start and do the same

(3) what weird behavior at the command line? Can you give an example? What
happens if you just say ruby --version?

m.
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