Hi,
I have a textmate project with some Latex files. When I click on the links with error messages, or when I press fn-enter on an include statement the correct latex file is opened, but in a new window and not in a tab within the project.
THis is annoying, because I usualy already have that file open in a tab, and a new window takes me out of the project so CMD-R does not compile the main file as set in TM_LATEX_MASTER variable in the project.
Any Ideas how to fix this?
-- Ronald
Try using my updated version of the bundle:
https://github.com/dhowden/latex.tmbundle
You will find details of how to install it in the TextMate2 FAQ (on the macromates website).
It fixes the issue of error messages not linking to the files (I use this!), and several other things. Try it out and let me know if you find anything not working as it should and I will attempt to fix it!
The current TM2 latex bundle seems not to be handling pull requests on github (hence why my fixes haven't been incorporated into the official version), but I'm happy to try and keep my version up to date and as bug-free as possible!
David.
On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 8:54 PM, Ronald Chu r.chu@students.uu.nl wrote:
Hi,
I have a textmate project with some Latex files. When I click on the links with error messages, or when I press fn-enter on an include statement the correct latex file is opened, but in a new window and not in a tab within the project.
THis is annoying, because I usualy already have that file open in a tab, and a new window takes me out of the project so CMD-R does not compile the main file as set in TM_LATEX_MASTER variable in the project.
Any Ideas how to fix this?
-- Ronald
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I'm not using Textamte 2, but version 1.5.10 (1631). Is that a problem?
On 19 Apr 2012, at 22:12, David Howden wrote:
Try using my updated version of the bundle:
https://github.com/dhowden/latex.tmbundle
You will find details of how to install it in the TextMate2 FAQ (on the macromates website).
It fixes the issue of error messages not linking to the files (I use this!), and several other things. Try it out and let me know if you find anything not working as it should and I will attempt to fix it!
The current TM2 latex bundle seems not to be handling pull requests on github (hence why my fixes haven't been incorporated into the official version), but I'm happy to try and keep my version up to date and as bug-free as possible!
David.
On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 8:54 PM, Ronald Chu r.chu@students.uu.nl wrote: Hi,
I have a textmate project with some Latex files. When I click on the links with error messages, or when I press fn-enter on an include statement the correct latex file is opened, but in a new window and not in a tab within the project.
THis is annoying, because I usualy already have that file open in a tab, and a new window takes me out of the project so CMD-R does not compile the main file as set in TM_LATEX_MASTER variable in the project.
Any Ideas how to fix this?
-- Ronald
textmate mailing list textmate@lists.macromates.com http://lists.macromates.com/listinfo/textmate
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-- Ronald
* Skriv a reas David Howden (dhowden@gmail.com): |> Try using my updated version of the bundle: |> |> https://github.com/dhowden/latex.tmbundle |> |> It fixes the issue of error messages not linking to the files (I use |> this!), and several other things. Try it out and let me know if you find |> anything not working as it should and I will attempt to fix it! |>
Thank you for the link and the improvements. Because I use biblatex and need to parse my bibdesk datafiles while writing, I had to add line 244 and change line 248 in LaTeXUtils.rb in Support/lib. Screenshot attached. --Gildas
Thank you for the link and the improvements. Because I use biblatex and need to parse my bibdesk datafiles while writing, I had to add line 244 and change line 248 in LaTeXUtils.rb in Support/lib. Screenshot attached.
it would be easier if you could just attach the new files, then I can check them in!
Thanks,
David.
* Skriv a reas David Howden (dhowden@gmail.com): |> > |> > Thank you for the link and the improvements. Because I use biblatex and |> > need to parse my bibdesk datafiles while writing, I had to add line 244 and |> > change line 248 in LaTeXUtils.rb in Support/lib. Screenshot attached. |> > |> |> it would be easier if you could just attach the new files, then I can check |> them in!
Ok, fair enough, attached. But I don't program and I worry about how to make the change to line 248 so that both [biblio_regexp] and [addbib_regexp] work (for regular bibtex as well as biblatex). --Gildas
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