When I type "date" in TM and pressed option + R which should executes the command, but somehow TM poped up a little tip window saying "Didn't Find Xcode Project File, You may want to set TM_XCODE_PROJECT variable"
I have not done any TM setup or setting, just dragged TM.app to applications folder.
Can anyone give me some help on this, do I need any setup before being able to execute command in TM? I have tried accessing Sereniki: TextMateSetupTutorial, but it seems the link isn't working, searched in google no luck, could anyone give me some help on this, I really appereciate your help. Thank you!
Sorry for my poor English
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On Jul 18, 2006, at 9:23 PM, Pak Man Simon Chan wrote:
When I type "date" in TM and pressed option + R which should executes the command, but somehow TM poped up a little tip window saying "Didn't Find Xcode Project File, You may want to set TM_XCODE_PROJECT variable"
I have not done any TM setup or setting, just dragged TM.app to applications folder.
Option-r shouldn't give you the XCode command, don't know why it does. But execute line is control-r, try that.
Oh, sorry. Actually I used 'command - r' not 'option - r' I will try that tonite, at work right now, thank you for your help
Michael Sheets mummer@whitefalls.org wrote: On Jul 18, 2006, at 9:23 PM, Pak Man Simon Chan wrote:
When I type "date" in TM and pressed option + R which should executes the command, but somehow TM poped up a little tip window saying "Didn't Find Xcode Project File, You may want to set TM_XCODE_PROJECT variable"
I have not done any TM setup or setting, just dragged TM.app to applications folder.
Option-r shouldn't give you the XCode command, don't know why it does. But execute line is control-r, try that.
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On Jul 18, 2006, at 8:35 PM, Michael Sheets wrote:
On Jul 18, 2006, at 9:23 PM, Pak Man Simon Chan wrote:
When I type "date" in TM and pressed option + R which should executes the command, but somehow TM poped up a little tip window saying "Didn't Find Xcode Project File, You may want to set TM_XCODE_PROJECT variable"
I have not done any TM setup or setting, just dragged TM.app to applications folder.
Option-r shouldn't give you the XCode command, don't know why it does.
I tired this on an unsaved (therefore Plain Text) document.
For me, yes, command + r gives a tooltip message with references to Xcode something or other.
But execute line is control-r, try that.
For me, control + r from the keyboard does nothing at all;
control + shift + r pops up a window named "Run Rake Task" that contains "Rake not found. Please set TM_RAKE." So it's not ^R then, right?
However! Selecting the menu command "Text > Insert Line Inserting Result" (which reads "^R") does just that. That is, the line contains "date" and selecting the menu command results in "Tue Jul 18 22:57:47 PDT 2006" being inserted in the document.
So, is this command supposed to be invoked by ^r or ^R and if it is ^R (control + shift + r) why does that evoke the Rake window?
eo
On 19/7/2006, at 8:07, Eric O'Brien wrote:
[...] So, is this command supposed to be invoked by ^r or ^R and if it is ^R (control + shift + r) why does that evoke the Rake window?
It is just control and R, no shift. It relies on the key bindings file included with TextMate which one cna override by putting a local copy in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate -- maybe you got such override?
On Jul 19, 2006, at 3:51 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 19/7/2006, at 8:07, Eric O'Brien wrote:
[...] So, is this command supposed to be invoked by ^r or ^R and if it is ^R (control + shift + r) why does that evoke the Rake window?
It is just control and R, no shift. It relies on the key bindings file included with TextMate which one can override by putting a local copy in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate -- maybe you got such override?
Well, this is interesting!
Yes, I do have such a file (that is, a "KeyBindings.dict" file in ~/ Library/Application Support/TextMate. I don't remember putting it there... I suppose I was experimenting. ;)
However, it was empty. That is, it only contained
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd"> <plist version="1.0"> <dict/> </plist>
BUT! when I removed it, ^r then worked in TextMate. That seems odd. If the keybinding wasn't explicitly overridden, why did it not work?
(I was also hoping I might get back my control + escape keyboard shortcut too, but no luck. It's still missing in action.)
For that matter, ⌥⌘` (option + command + backtick) which is supposed to "cycle between drawer and main window" only produces a beep for me.
Small problems, but baffling.
eo
On 20/7/2006, at 6:52, Eric O'Brien wrote:
Yes, I do have such a file [...] However, it was empty [...] If the keybinding wasn't explicitly overridden, why did it not work?
Because a local key bindings file takes the place of the default one. This behavior was chosen since there were (initially) users who wanted to restore key bindings to their default value which couldn’t be done simply by recreating the binding (e.g. dead keys.)
(I was also hoping I might get back my control + escape keyboard shortcut too, but no luck. It's still missing in action.)
Try quit TM and execute:
defaults delete com.macromates.textmate OakBundleItemsPopUpMenuKeyEquivalent
For that matter, ⌥⌘` (option + command + backtick) which is supposed to "cycle between drawer and main window" only produces a beep for me.
It is only ` on a US keymap and it’s only available on Tiger.
On Jul 19, 2006, at 11:00 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 20/7/2006, at 6:52, Eric O'Brien wrote:
Yes, I do have such a file [...] However, it was empty [...] If the keybinding wasn't explicitly overridden, why did it not work?
Because a local key bindings file takes the place of the default one. This behavior was chosen since there were (initially) users who wanted to restore key bindings to their default value which couldn’t be done simply by recreating the binding (e.g. dead keys.)
(I was also hoping I might get back my control + escape keyboard shortcut too, but no luck. It's still missing in action.)
Try quit TM and execute:
defaults delete com.macromates.textmate OakBundleItemsPopUpMenuKeyEquivalent
OK. Did that and the result is:
There is no (OakBundleItemsPopUpMenuKeyEquivalent) default for the (com.macromates.textmate) domain. Defaults have not been changed.
For that matter, ⌥⌘` (option + command + backtick) which is supposed to "cycle between drawer and main window" only produces a beep for me.
It is only ` on a US keymap and it’s only available on Tiger.
That's what I have. I just installed 10.4.7 yesterday. No change.
Thanks,
eo
I have already tried executing control-r, which gave me a perfect result, a date poped up in TM. Working great.
^R refers to control-r, instead of control-shift-R, well I am not sure since I am just a new Mac user.
Eric O'Brien ericob@possibilityengine.com wrote: On Jul 18, 2006, at 8:35 PM, Michael Sheets wrote:
On Jul 18, 2006, at 9:23 PM, Pak Man Simon Chan wrote:
When I type "date" in TM and pressed option + R which should executes the command, but somehow TM poped up a little tip window saying "Didn't Find Xcode Project File, You may want to set TM_XCODE_PROJECT variable"
I have not done any TM setup or setting, just dragged TM.app to applications folder.
Option-r shouldn't give you the XCode command, don't know why it does.
I tired this on an unsaved (therefore Plain Text) document.
For me, yes, command + r gives a tooltip message with references to Xcode something or other.
But execute line is control-r, try that.
For me, control + r from the keyboard does nothing at all;
control + shift + r pops up a window named "Run Rake Task" that contains "Rake not found. Please set TM_RAKE."?So it's not ^R then, right?
However!?Selecting the menu command "Text > Insert Line Inserting Result" (which reads "^R") does just that.?That is, the line contains "date" and selecting the menu command results in "Tue Jul 18 22:57:47 PDT 2006" being inserted in the document.
So, is this command supposed to be invoked by ^r or ^R and if it is ^R (control + shift + r) why does that evoke the Rake window?
eo
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