Just got M1 MBP yesterday and everything in not fully set up.
But if I save a Ruby file, it’s as if Cmd-A, Cmd-X is run first. Cmd-Z brings it all back. Doesn’t matter whether I use Cmd-S or File>Save
Occurred to me it might be a git issue (no reason to think so, but I’m grasping0. I ran git commit from TM and the same thing happened, the front file was cleared.
However copying the contents to a new file and saving in a different place works as expected.
New install of TM.
OP here.
Opening a file from the sidebar does the same thing.
On Oct 29, 2021, at 9:38 AM, Greg via TextMate textmate@lists.macromates.com wrote:
Just got M1 MBP yesterday and everything in not fully set up.
But if I save a Ruby file, it’s as if Cmd-A, Cmd-X is run first. Cmd-Z brings it all back. Doesn’t matter whether I use Cmd-S or File>Save
Occurred to me it might be a git issue (no reason to think so, but I’m grasping0. I ran git commit from TM and the same thing happened, the front file was cleared.
However copying the contents to a new file and saving in a different place works as expected.
New install of TM.
On 29 Oct 2021, at 18:38, Greg via TextMate wrote:
But if I save a Ruby file, it’s as if Cmd-A, Cmd-X is run first. Cmd-Z brings it all back. Doesn’t matter whether I use Cmd-S or File>Save
Most likely you have a broken command running on `callback.document.will/did-save`. With a ruby file open use ⌃⌘T and switch to “Semantic Class” via the gear menu and then enter “save” to see if anything is being run on save.
Broken here could be a problem with the command source, the bundle item, or perhaps the bundle index, the latter can be rebuilt by first removing it and relaunching TextMate:
rm ~/Library/Caches/com.macromates.TextMate/BundlesIndex.binary
Allan
Thank you
Removing the BundleIndex.binary did the trick.
I didn’t understand the first instruction. Got to Semantic Class, but wasn’t sure where to enter Save. But it doesn’t matter as it’s working. I saw little harm in removing the file since this was a new install, although I’d copied over my TextMate folder from Application Support in setting up M1 MBP from 2013 MBP. I didn’t let Apple migrate much of anything except my iCloud.
PS: The gear menu doesn’t much look like a gear. I assume this is Apple’s doing.
I’ll do a reboot now just to confirm all is good. Well I already know it isn’t because I’m having a Ruby gems issue, but I’ll leave that for another post if I don’t sort it out.
Greg
On Oct 30, 2021, at 4:44 AM, Allan Odgaard via TextMate textmate@lists.macromates.com wrote:
On 29 Oct 2021, at 18:38, Greg via TextMate wrote:
But if I save a Ruby file, it’s as if Cmd-A, Cmd-X is run first. Cmd-Z brings it all back. Doesn’t matter whether I use Cmd-S or File>Save
Most likely you have a broken command running on callback.document.will/did-save. With a ruby file open use ⌃⌘T and switch to “Semantic Class” via the gear menu and then enter “save” to see if anything is being run on save.
Broken here could be a problem with the command source, the bundle item, or perhaps the bundle index, the latter can be rebuilt by first removing it and relaunching TextMate:
rm ~/Library/Caches/com.macromates.TextMate/BundlesIndex.binary _______________________________________________ TextMate mailing list -- textmate@lists.macromates.com To unsubscribe send an email to textmate-leave@lists.macromates.com
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