I've been using Textmate with Transmit with no problems for months, now today the bundle doesn't seem to work. The only thing I think of is that i did update my textmate yesterday.
now when I use the bundle, i get the tooltip that says "(filename) sent to Transmit" but nothing happens. I tried docksend by dragging the file from finder to the transmit icon and it did work. Its just the bundle in Textmate that doesn't seem to be working with Transmit. I've reset my bundles, even re-installed transmit.
I am using textmate 1.5.6 and transmit 3.5.6 on OSX 10.3.9
thank you
On 13. Jul 2007, at 00:14, oldmanpants wrote:
[...] now when I use the bundle, i get the tooltip that says "(filename) sent to Transmit" but nothing happens. I tried docksend by dragging the file from finder to the transmit icon and it did work. Its just the bundle in Textmate that doesn't seem to be working with Transmit. I've reset my bundles, even re-installed transmit.
Try open /Applications/Utilities/Console and look in the Console.log for potential errors.
The command did change from just “opening the file” with Transmit, to using an AppleScript. The intent was to avoid bringing Transmit to the front, when DockSend’ing a file.
Thanks Allan, I checked the console.log and got this...
osascript: arguments following program will be ignored.
run
i haven't dealt much with applescript and haven't dealt at all with bundles in textmate so if anyone can help me resolve this, or even change the bundle back to the way it used to be (annoying to have transmit pop up, but at least it worked for me), I would greatly appreciate it. thanks!
Allan Odgaard-2 wrote:
On 13. Jul 2007, at 00:14, oldmanpants wrote:
[...] now when I use the bundle, i get the tooltip that says "(filename) sent to Transmit" but nothing happens. I tried docksend by dragging the file from finder to the transmit icon and it did work. Its just the bundle in Textmate that doesn't seem to be working with Transmit. I've reset my bundles, even re-installed transmit.
Try open /Applications/Utilities/Console and look in the Console.log for potential errors.
The command did change from just “opening the file” with Transmit, to using an AppleScript. The intent was to avoid bringing Transmit to the front, when DockSend’ing a file.
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On 16. Jul 2007, at 20:40, oldmanpants wrote:
I checked the console.log and got this...
osascript: arguments following program will be ignored.
Can you try create a file called test.applescript with the following 3 lines:
on run argv do shell script "echo " & item 1 of argv end run
Then from Terminal run (from the folder where you placed the test file, or give full path):
osascript test.applescript foo
And let me know if that also gives an error or actually outputs ‘foo’.
That also gave the same error.
Allan Odgaard-2 wrote:
On 16. Jul 2007, at 20:40, oldmanpants wrote:
I checked the console.log and got this...
osascript: arguments following program will be ignored.
Can you try create a file called test.applescript with the following 3 lines:
on run argv do shell script "echo " & item 1 of argv end runThen from Terminal run (from the folder where you placed the test file, or give full path):
osascript test.applescript fooAnd let me know if that also gives an error or actually outputs ‘foo’.
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On 17. Jul 2007, at 19:03, oldmanpants wrote:
That also gave the same error.
Are you using Tiger? 10.4.10?
Can you try “man osascript”, I get this:
osascript [-l language] [-e command] [-s flags] [programfile] [argument ...]
It seems your osascript does not support argument after programfile.
It works for me under 10.4.10 on a mbp, but someone changed the menu when you use control-shift. 1 is now send folder, 2 is send document, and man, that messed me up big time.
No idea why folder would be 1, ever.
Steve
On Jul 17, 2007, at 1:12 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 17. Jul 2007, at 19:03, oldmanpants wrote:
That also gave the same error.
Are you using Tiger? 10.4.10?
Can you try “man osascript”, I get this:
osascript [-l language] [-e command] [-s flags] [programfile] [argument ...]It seems your osascript does not support argument after programfile.
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On 17. Jul 2007, at 23:42, Steven W Riggins wrote:
It works for me under 10.4.10 on a mbp, but someone changed the menu when you use control-shift. 1 is now send folder, 2 is send document, and man, that messed me up big time.
No idea why folder would be 1, ever.
Presumably I choose the current order based on symmetry (the menu items form half a pyramid).
I’ll swap them unless you have now gotten so used to pressing 2 that this will just cause you further grief ;)
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