I've been using textmate from Tiger to Leopard and Snow Leopard, and I like textmate so much that I can't live without it. I use textmate for writing C/C++ and Java codes, as well as LaTeX. But since snow leopard I've been encountering more and more problems than before. And later I heard it's because snow leopard use Ruby 1.8.7 as default while most textmate bundles use Ruby 1.8.2. When I use textmate on my snow leopard Macbook Pro, a lot of bundles and scripts that used to function pretty well now don't work. Here I have the question, can I solve those compatibility issues by just getting the latest bundles from the svn sites? Or that textmate 1.5.* is just not suited for Snow Leopard, the app itself needs update to get full compatibility on Snow Leopard? If so, maybe I'll wait for textmate 2 before I write all my projects in textmate. Forgive my bad English, I'm a Chinese guy. Thanks for your tips.
Eric Cheng ericchengfudan@gmail.com wrote:
But since snow leopard I've been encountering more and more problems than before. And later I heard it's because snow leopard use Ruby 1.8.7 as default while most textmate bundles use Ruby 1.8.2. When I use textmate on my snow leopard Macbook Pro, a lot of bundles and scripts that used to function pretty well now don't work. Here I have the question, can I solve those compatibility issues by just getting the latest bundles from the svn sites? Or that textmate 1.5.* is just not suited for Snow Leopard, the app itself needs update to get full compatibility on Snow Leopard? If so, maybe I'll wait for textmate 2 before I write all my projects in textmate.
TextMate works great for me on Snow Leopard. If you're having trouble with a particular bundle or script, maybe you should ask about that particular bundle or script.
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