Has anyone been experiencing problems with the new SQL bundle, specifically using the Database Browser?
This is how it's configured:
Title: test_connection Server: MYSQL Username: (hidden) Hostname: localhost Port: 3306 Database: test_db
When I click on a table in the DB Browser, I'm prompted for my password each time. How come Textmate/SQLBundle is not using the keychain? Am I not configuring my connection correctly?
-James
On 20. Jul 2007, at 23:40, James Tu wrote:
[...] When I click on a table in the DB Browser, I'm prompted for my password each time. How come Textmate/SQLBundle is not using the keychain? Am I not configuring my connection correctly?
Be sure to update to latest version as detailed here: http:// macromates.com/blog/2007/textmate-156/
If you continue to have a problem, please join the IRC channel [1] so we can troubleshoot.
I am working in two windows (ruby), one the parent class of the other. I am editing in the parent class and running in the subclass. When I change my focus from the parent to sub to run, the parent does not get saved. I will assume that save of change of focus happens when focus changes to another application.
I would like to see the save on focus change apply to textmate windows/documents.
How do I tell if a document is dirty and requires saving?
Thanks Don
On Jul 21, 2007, at 6:25 PM, Donald Huebschman wrote:
I am working in two windows (ruby), one the parent class of the other. I am editing in the parent class and running in the subclass. When I change my focus from the parent to sub to run, the parent does not get saved. I will assume that save of change of focus happens when focus changes to another application.
I would like to see the save on focus change apply to textmate windows/documents.
How do I tell if a document is dirty and requires saving?
It's the same as in every other aqua-window: a dot in the closing- button (the red one) of the window
Niels
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