That did it. While none of the paths within .tcshrc had a space, there is a space in the path to TextMate. I quoted all the path strings in .tcshrc, and verified the other startup scripts were properly quoted. Fixed it right up.
Thanks very much for helping me straighten this out.
I'm kinda surprised this didn't affect other applications on my system. I am glad to get it sorted out.
some time around 7.9.2007 4:04 AM, someone named Robin Houston at robin.houston@gmail.com typed these words:
On 7/8/07, Richard Brosnahan broz@mac.com wrote:
Here is the script (I am sure the mail server will wrap lines where they are not really wrapped). I would be grateful if someone would point out my mistakes.
Ah, okay. I think it's the oldest mistake in the book: not quoting your strings. (That works fine until the value of a variable contains a space.)
For example, change setenv PATH /usr/local/ant/bin:$PATH to setenv PATH "/usr/local/ant/bin:$PATH" and similarly with the other strings.
I imagine that's the problem: I'm guessing that the value of $PATH from within TextMate has a space in it. (Perhaps the path to your Textmate.app contains a space?)
Robin
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