> 1. You may want to check that your "context" that your in for a
> particular file is in fact "Ruby", or "Ruby on Rails", or "HTML
> (Rails)", you can do this with a keyboard shortcut, by hitting CTRL +
> ALT + SHIFT + R and then choose the appropriate context from the popup
> menu, for the current file. I bet that might be your problem there.
>
> 2. Hmm my Textmate version doesn't do that: 1.5.7 (1436). You can
> find your version by going to the TextMate menu in the upper left hand
> corner of you screen when Textmate is open, and Select "About
> TextMate" from the menu. Make sure you have the latest version, by
> going to the same "TextMate" menu, but then going to "Preferences",
> then select the "Software Update" tab, and make sure that
> "Automatically check for updates" is checked, and that to the right of
> "Watch for:", "Cutting Edge" is selected, and you'll get the latest
> and greatest TextMate automagically.
>
> 3. Auto code-completion is based on what your "context" is (see number
> one above). Once you've chosen the appropriate context, you can then
> start typing a function or tag, and then hit the ESC key, and it will
> show you the appropriate functions that it could possibly be for it.
> That's as far as "code completion" goes right now for TextMate,
> however there are other magical things that are helpful:
>
> -Go to Bundles > Ruby on Rails menu item and take a look at the
> keyboard shortcuts for commonly used things. For instance, under
> "Controllers" you'll see a bevy of awesomeness. Those are "Tab
> Completions", type the part of the word shown on the left, and hit
> tab, and BOOM!, magic. Usually it will allow you to tab through the
> appropriate places within the code, once it's written it.
>
> -My favorite: CTRL + ALT + T at any time, and start typing what you're
> looking for, and you can find all the pre-built functions, etc for
> that context!!!!!
>
> I hope that answers you're questions. While I probably can't answer
> your "Ruby Bundle specific questions", I'm sure the mailing list RoRs
> will be able to help.
>
> -Kevin R.
>
> On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 10:25 AM, David Park
> <
david.park@alum.mit.edu> wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I just started using TextMate for programming Ruby on Rails apps.
>> I have
>> encountered some problems using it and would appreciate any help I
>> could get
>> in figuring out how to fix them. Below are the three problems that
>> I've run
>> into:
>>
>> 1. TextMate is inconsistent about when it colorizes code in .erb
>> file. When
>> I open some files, TextMate colorizes the code correctly. But on
>> other .erb
>> files, TextMate doesn't colorize at all.
>>
>> 2. TextMate closes the folder tree on my project. When I navigate
>> from my
>> browser or terminal window to TextMate, I'll often find that the
>> folder tree
>> has been closed. This is really annoying because then I have to
>> click on
>> all the folders so that I can navigate to the files that I want.
>> Is there
>> any way to get TextMate to just remember the folder tree state?
>>
>> 3. TextMate doesn't do auto code completion. I've seen some videos
>> that
>> show TextMate doing autocompletion via snippets. How do I turn on
>> the auto
>> code completion?
>>
>> Thanks for all your help!
>>
>> David
>>
>>
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