I've been trying out TextMate to decide whether it's worth purchasing. One thing has happened twice when writing php with it. My best guess is that it's an encoding problem of some sort. For some reason when I create new document in TextMate SOMETIMES php refuses to parse the document at all, in fact even if I try inserting some test html code, it also doesn't parse. What I end up with in the browser is an empty page. Viewing the source reveals this to be so. I've tried reopening the document with new encoding from the file menu... I've also reverted to trying to convert the encoding in bbedit and yet it still doesn't load in the browser. This only happens sometimes. Other times, there are no problems with the php file. I've combed through the faulty files for script errors and debugged the code thoroughly, it isn't a problem with the code. So far I haven't been able to pinpoint what the difference is between the files that have no problems and the faulty ones. The ONLY solution was completely writing the exact same code in a new document in bbedit.
I want desperately to leave bbedit for textmate, but this issue is a major bump in the road for me. Anybody else have a similar problem? Any suggestions? Maybe something I'm missing?
Thanks
Mike
anyone? ideas? similar problems?
On Oct 7, 2004, at 10:18 AM, Michael Gregoire wrote:
I've been trying out TextMate to decide whether it's worth purchasing. One thing has happened twice when writing php with it. My best guess is that it's an encoding problem of some sort. For some reason when I create new document in TextMate SOMETIMES php refuses to parse the document at all, in fact even if I try inserting some test html code, it also doesn't parse. What I end up with in the browser is an empty page. Viewing the source reveals this to be so. I've tried reopening the document with new encoding from the file menu... I've also reverted to trying to convert the encoding in bbedit and yet it still doesn't load in the browser. This only happens sometimes. Other times, there are no problems with the php file. I've combed through the faulty files for script errors and debugged the code thoroughly, it isn't a problem with the code. So far I haven't been able to pinpoint what the difference is between the files that have no problems and the faulty ones. The ONLY solution was completely writing the exact same code in a new document in bbedit.
I want desperately to leave bbedit for textmate, but this issue is a major bump in the road for me. Anybody else have a similar problem? Any suggestions? Maybe something I'm missing?
Thanks
Mike
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On 7/10-2004, at 20:46, Michael Gregoire wrote:
anyone? ideas? similar problems?
Sounds very weird indeed... I don't know anything about it, but I will bring it to Allan's attention when he wakes up ;-).
Thank you :)
On Oct 7, 2004, at 2:49 PM, Sune Foldager wrote:
On 7/10-2004, at 20:46, Michael Gregoire wrote:
anyone? ideas? similar problems?
Sounds very weird indeed... I don't know anything about it, but I will bring it to Allan's attention when he wakes up ;-).
-- Sune. "Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn" http://cyanite.org -- Content follows ;-).
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Have you tried directly comparing the successful output from BBEdit and equivalent (but failing) output from TextMate:
xxd BBEditDoc.html > bbedit.txt xxd TextMateDoc.html > textmate.txt diff -u bbedit.txt textmate.txt
?
Chris
On Oct 7, 2004, at 11:46 AM, Michael Gregoire wrote:
anyone? ideas? similar problems?
On Oct 7, 2004, at 10:18 AM, Michael Gregoire wrote:
I've been trying out TextMate to decide whether it's worth purchasing. One thing has happened twice when writing php with it. My best guess is that it's an encoding problem of some sort. For some reason when I create new document in TextMate SOMETIMES php refuses to parse the document at all, in fact even if I try inserting some test html code, it also doesn't parse. What I end up with in the browser is an empty page. Viewing the source reveals this to be so. I've tried reopening the document with new encoding from the file menu... I've also reverted to trying to convert the encoding in bbedit and yet it still doesn't load in the browser. This only happens sometimes. Other times, there are no problems with the php file. I've combed through the faulty files for script errors and debugged the code thoroughly, it isn't a problem with the code. So far I haven't been able to pinpoint what the difference is between the files that have no problems and the faulty ones. The ONLY solution was completely writing the exact same code in a new document in bbedit.
I want desperately to leave bbedit for textmate, but this issue is a major bump in the road for me. Anybody else have a similar problem? Any suggestions? Maybe something I'm missing?
Thanks
Mike
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I haven't done that but I will, thanks Chris.
Mike
On Oct 7, 2004, at 2:56 PM, Chris Thomas wrote:
Have you tried directly comparing the successful output from BBEdit and equivalent (but failing) output from TextMate:
xxd BBEditDoc.html > bbedit.txt xxd TextMateDoc.html > textmate.txt diff -u bbedit.txt textmate.txt
?
Chris
On Oct 7, 2004, at 11:46 AM, Michael Gregoire wrote:
anyone? ideas? similar problems?
On Oct 7, 2004, at 10:18 AM, Michael Gregoire wrote:
I've been trying out TextMate to decide whether it's worth purchasing. One thing has happened twice when writing php with it. My best guess is that it's an encoding problem of some sort. For some reason when I create new document in TextMate SOMETIMES php refuses to parse the document at all, in fact even if I try inserting some test html code, it also doesn't parse. What I end up with in the browser is an empty page. Viewing the source reveals this to be so. I've tried reopening the document with new encoding from the file menu... I've also reverted to trying to convert the encoding in bbedit and yet it still doesn't load in the browser. This only happens sometimes. Other times, there are no problems with the php file. I've combed through the faulty files for script errors and debugged the code thoroughly, it isn't a problem with the code. So far I haven't been able to pinpoint what the difference is between the files that have no problems and the faulty ones. The ONLY solution was completely writing the exact same code in a new document in bbedit.
I want desperately to leave bbedit for textmate, but this issue is a major bump in the road for me. Anybody else have a similar problem? Any suggestions? Maybe something I'm missing?
Thanks
Mike
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