When I use some of the Ruby on Rails bundle Database migration functions its inserted.
For example going to Bundles > Rails > Migrations > Columns > Add / Remove Columns will result in output like this:
def self.up
]0; ]0; ]0; ]0; ]0; ]0; ]0; ]0; ]0; ]0; ]0; ]0; ]0; ]0; add_column :table_name, :column_name, :string_name, :column_name, :string
end
def self.down
remove_column :table_name, :column_name
end
end
Any of these migration functions that generate the up and down template cause trigger the bug (add/remove, remove/add, rename/rename). The simpler migration functions (add column, remove column) do not. I've also noticed the same odd string popping up in other places. If I print out a page of code I get the "]0;"'s in the header of the printed page. I've also seen it appear other places although I'm not sure exactly where.
Let me know if there are more details I can provide, or if my explanations are unclear.
Much Thanks, Sam
Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 23/10/2007, at 02:16, Sam Goldstein wrote:
[...] When I use the RoR bundle functions for Database migrations to, for example, rename/rename column Textmate inserts this strange string into the document.
]0; [...]
What action do you perform to make TextMate insert this set of characters?
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