Hi,
I'm using the latest version (1.5.1 1021) and I don't know if it is new to this version, or I'm missing something.
I went into the bundle editor and clicked the Filter List button to turn off some bundles I'm not using. That seemed to go OK, but when I went back into the bundle editor and clicked Filter List, none of the filtered bundles appear.
So the question is... how do I un-filter them?
Thanks!
jt
On 24/5/2006, at 6:57, John Tsombakos wrote:
I'm using the latest version (1.5.1 1021) and I don't know if it is new to this version, or I'm missing something.
Yeah, that is new to this version :)
So the question is... how do I un-filter them?
For now, you can locate the bundle on disk (either in ~/Library or Show Package Contents on TextMate and locate it in Contents/ SharedSupport/Bundles) -- then double click the bundle there to re- enable it.
I plan to release a bug fix in probably 12-24 hours (the delay is just to roll in fixes for whatever else might get reported during today).
On 5/24/06, Allan Odgaard throw-away-1@macromates.com wrote:
On 24/5/2006, at 6:57, John Tsombakos wrote:
I'm using the latest version (1.5.1 1021) and I don't know if it is new to this version, or I'm missing something.
Yeah, that is new to this version :)
So the question is... how do I un-filter them?
For now, you can locate the bundle on disk (either in ~/Library or Show Package Contents on TextMate and locate it in Contents/ SharedSupport/Bundles) -- then double click the bundle there to re- enable it.
I plan to release a bug fix in probably 12-24 hours (the delay is just to roll in fixes for whatever else might get reported during today).
Ok, so it's just a little "issue" that'll be corrected. No problem. I can wait. Just thought it was odd.
Another thing I noticed, the list of bundles in the filter list isn't sorted.
One more question.. what's the preferred location for bundles? /Library/Application Support... or ~/Library/Application Support.... (when doing a svn checkout?)
Thanks!
jt
On 24/5/2006, at 7:15, John Tsombakos wrote:
Another thing I noticed, the list of bundles in the filter list isn't sorted.
Yes -- that’s also part of the “issue” :)
One more question.. what's the preferred location for bundles? /Library/Application Support... or ~/Library/Application Support.... (when doing a svn checkout?)
When you edit bundles from within TextMate, it will save your changes to: ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles
That means, if you do a svn checkout directly to this location, you will edit the files from svn, and so, you may get merge conflicts and/ or you will have a very hard time separating your custom (new) stuff from the stuff you checked out, e.g. if you want to zap the checkout (unless you are somewhat skilled with svn and the shell).
Therefor I have recommended doing the checkout in /Library, as then it will stay untouched by TM, and any customizations done, are kept in ~/Library.
Starting with r1019 it is however now possible to keep things in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Pristine Copy/Bundles
TextMate will install new bundles and bundle items to this location, but it will never edit the bundles there. So this is the new recommended location for additional bundles (it is better than / Library in the sense that this is user-local, but effectively it is the same).
I should add that (also starting with r1019) the customizations stored in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles are actual delta-files. Meaning that it is now possible to edit key equivalent, scope selector, name, folding patterns of a language grammar, or similar for a non-local item, and still see the other properties of this item update in the future (when the non-local version gets updated).
According to Allan Odgaard:
I should add that (also starting with r1019) the customizations stored in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles are actual delta-files. Meaning that it is now possible to edit key equivalent, scope selector, name, folding patterns of a language grammar, or similar for a non-local item, and still see the other properties of this item update in the future (when the non-local version gets updated).
That's good news Allan, thanks!
On 5/24/06, Allan Odgaard throw-away-1@macromates.com wrote:
On 24/5/2006, at 7:15, John Tsombakos wrote:
One more question.. what's the preferred location for bundles? /Library/Application Support... or ~/Library/Application Support.... (when doing a svn checkout?)
When you edit bundles from within TextMate, it will save your changes to: ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles
That means, if you do a svn checkout directly to this location, you will edit the files from svn, and so, you may get merge conflicts and/ or you will have a very hard time separating your custom (new) stuff from the stuff you checked out, e.g. if you want to zap the checkout (unless you are somewhat skilled with svn and the shell).
Ah. Ok. That makes sense. When I did make some changes, I did notice some conflict files. I'll move it....
Therefor I have recommended doing the checkout in /Library, as then it will stay untouched by TM, and any customizations done, are kept in ~/Library.
Starting with r1019 it is however now possible to keep things in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Pristine Copy/Bundles
... Or should I?
So... is this where I would do the subversion checkout? Or still do them into /Library? Should I move the (contents of the) TextMate folder into this Pristine Copy folder?
Is the Pristine Copy folder just for Bundles, or for themes and the other items?
jt
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