Hello,
after updating my LaTeX bundle with GetBundle the "Include Image" Drag command no longer works for me.
Instead of giving me
\begin{figure} (all the normal stuff in here) \end{figure
when I drag an image from the drawer to the text, all I get is
/tmp/temp_textmate.n4yQVj:3:in
or
/tmp/temp_textmate.Rd7QkI:3:in
I have alreay tried jpg as well as png images (both worked well before), tried different LaTeX files and different folders for the images.
Before updating everything worked fine!
Any help appreciated!
Bye,
Carsten
The command was changed to provide a small dialog to choose how you want the image inserted. It sounds like for some reason this is not happening for you.
Did you also update the global support directory?
Haris On Sep 26, 2007, at 4:45 AM, Carsten Hoever wrote:
Hello,
after updating my LaTeX bundle with GetBundle the "Include Image" Drag command no longer works for me.
Instead of giving me
\begin{figure} (all the normal stuff in here) \end{figure
when I drag an image from the drawer to the text, all I get is
/tmp/temp_textmate.n4yQVj:3:in
or
/tmp/temp_textmate.Rd7QkI:3:in
I have alreay tried jpg as well as png images (both worked well before), tried different LaTeX files and different folders for the images.
Before updating everything worked fine!
Any help appreciated!
Bye,
Carsten
Haris,
I think the dialog was done on the branch along with the new latex template interface right? At least I don't have it in the latest version of the bundle that is not using your branch.
I'm not sure that the GetBundle command is a good way to get the latex bundle since it puts the bundles ~/Library/..../Pristine Copy... and does not update the global support directory. That approach will certainly break the dependencies for latex as well as the symbolic link between the global support directory and the latex bundle directory.
Brad
On Sep 26, 2007, at 11:13 AM, Brad Miller wrote:
Haris,
I think the dialog was done on the branch along with the new latex template interface right? At least I don't have it in the latest version of the bundle that is not using your branch.
Ah right, I wonder whether I should move it to the trunk. So the OP's problem is different then.
I'm not sure that the GetBundle command is a good way to get the latex bundle since it puts the bundles ~/Library/..../Pristine Copy... and does not update the global support directory. That approach will certainly break the dependencies for latex as well as the symbolic link between the global support directory and the latex bundle directory.
Don't know much about the GetBundle bundle, but if I recall correctly the recommendation was that it should only be used with bundles that do NOT ship with TM. Is that still the case?
Brad
-- Brad Miller Assistant Professor, Computer Science Luther College
Haris Skiadas Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Hanover College
On 26/09/2007, at 17:18, Charilaos Skiadas wrote:
[...] Don't know much about the GetBundle bundle, but if I recall correctly the recommendation was that it should only be used with bundles that do NOT ship with TM. Is that still the case?
Yes, that is still the case, and GetBundle should not have shown the LaTeX bundle at all. Also, GetBundle will show bundles only a at version corresponding to the user’s Support folder, to avoid having him get bundles that have dependencies on a newer Support folder.
For default bundles the user should probably either checkout the full repository and remember to keep it updated, or let the bundle he wants to update, replace the bundle shipped with TextMate, as explained here [1] for the SQL bundle. Generally though only if the maintainers of the bundle says that this is okay, and they should only say so, if they know they did not introduce any Support dependencies since latest release of TextMate.
Am 26.09.2007 um 17:18 schrieb Charilaos Skiadas:
I'm not sure that the GetBundle command is a good way to get the latex bundle since it puts the bundles ~/Library/..../Pristine Copy... and does not update the global support directory. That approach will certainly break the dependencies for latex as well as the symbolic link between the global support directory and the latex bundle directory.
Don't know much about the GetBundle bundle, but if I recall correctly the recommendation was that it should only be used with bundles that do NOT ship with TM. Is that still the case?
Thanks Haris and Brad, your thoughts about GetBundle pointed me in the right direction as I didn't know about its shortcomings. Just thought of it as a convenient solution. Nevertheless, I deleted all bundles (I kept a copy of my personal stuff, though) and did a proper svn checkout. Now everything works fine (at least until now ;-) ).
Bye,
Carsten
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