I rely extensively on the PHP bundles ability to "validate" the syntax and it works just fine on my home computer but my laptop gives me the following error:
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Any ideas on how I can get around this?
Ken
Your path is likely borked. Macs all come with PHP pre-installed, so first see if you can figure out where it is really. If php -v works in your ordinary Terminal.app window, then see what your path is in that window and compare it with your TM_PATH in Textmate.
Walter
On Jun 8, 2013, at 10:49 AM, Ken Snyder wrote:
I rely extensively on the PHP bundles ability to "validate" the syntax and it works just fine on my home computer but my laptop gives me the following error:
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Any ideas on how I can get around this?
Ken
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Walter, thanks that is indeed what it was. I has mistakenly assumed that Textmate would use the exported PATH from .bash_profile and find PHP in /opt/local/bin but it didn't. I put a symbolic link in /usr/bin/php (aka, the OSX default I believe) to point to the right location.
On 8 June 2013 18:15, Walter Lee Davis waltd@wdstudio.com wrote:
Your path is likely borked. Macs all come with PHP pre-installed, so first see if you can figure out where it is really. If php -v works in your ordinary Terminal.app window, then see what your path is in that window and compare it with your TM_PATH in Textmate.
Walter
On Jun 8, 2013, at 10:49 AM, Ken Snyder wrote:
I rely extensively on the PHP bundles ability to "validate" the syntax
and it works just fine on my home computer but my laptop gives me the following error:
<image.png>
Any ideas on how I can get around this?
Ken
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On Jun 9, 2013, at 6:09, Ken Snyder ken+textmate@ken.net wrote:
Walter, thanks that is indeed what it was. I has mistakenly assumed that Textmate would use the exported PATH from .bash_profile and find PHP in /opt/local/bin but it didn't. I put a symbolic link in /usr/bin/php (aka, the OSX default I believe) to point to the right location.
You can set PATH in Preferences → Variables, or alternatively, set TM_PHP to your desired PHP version. We generally recommend the latter.
Generally you shouldn’t delete stuff in /usr/bin or “fix it” by creating symbolic links. A future OS update may likely overwrite your changes to /usr/bin or things that rely on the standard system binaries may break.
Makes sense, that is a better approach.
On 11 June 2013 04:11, Allan Odgaard mailinglist@textmate.org wrote:
On Jun 9, 2013, at 6:09, Ken Snyder ken+textmate@ken.net wrote:
Walter, thanks that is indeed what it was. I has mistakenly assumed that
Textmate would use the exported PATH from .bash_profile and find PHP in /opt/local/bin but it didn't. I put a symbolic link in /usr/bin/php (aka, the OSX default I believe) to point to the right location.
You can set PATH in Preferences → Variables, or alternatively, set TM_PHP to your desired PHP version. We generally recommend the latter.
Generally you shouldn’t delete stuff in /usr/bin or “fix it” by creating symbolic links. A future OS update may likely overwrite your changes to /usr/bin or things that rely on the standard system binaries may break.
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