I am experiencing an erratic behaviour with the TM2/Latex.tmbundle. It seems that TM2 is recording the TM_LATEX_MASTER variable between sessions. I was working in a folder foofoolder1 where in the .tm_properties I had defined TM_LATEX_MASTER = foo1.tex Then I closed TM2 and created another file, foo2.tex, in another directory foofolder2 unrelated to foofolder1. In this new folder, I didn't define TM_LATEX_MASTER. For my surprise, where I pressed Command + R, TM2 was invoking foo1.tex. So it was using the TM_LATEX_MASTER defined for the other folder in this new folder. How to fix it?
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Hi S.V.,
On 04 Apr 2015, at 14:03 , svsdiscussion@gmail.com wrote:
I am experiencing an erratic behaviour with the TM2/Latex.tmbundle. It seems that TM2 is recording the TM_LATEX_MASTER variable between sessions. I was working in a folder foofoolder1 where in the .tm_properties I had defined TM_LATEX_MASTER = foo1.tex Then I closed TM2 and created another file, foo2.tex, in another directory foofolder2 unrelated to foofolder1. In this new folder, I didn't define TM_LATEX_MASTER. For my surprise, where I pressed Command + R, TM2 was invoking foo1.tex. So it was using the TM_LATEX_MASTER defined for the other folder in this new folder. How to fix it?
did you maybe define `TM_LATEX_MASTER` in a `.tm_properties` files located in a folder contained in the filepath of `foo2.tex`? If you define a `.tm_properties` in some folder, then the settings in there will also apply to every of it's subfolders.
Could you maybe also check if `TM_LATEX_MASTER` is indeed the problem by using `Show TextMate Variable` (`^⇧⌘P`) in `foo2.tex`. Is there an entry `TM_LATEX_MASTER`? Is the value of the variable the same as the one in `foo1.tex`?
Kind regards, René
^⇧⌘P shows foo1.tex in TM_LATEX_MASTER, and foofolder2 is not a subfolder of foofolder1.
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I did a search for TM_LATEX_MASTER in the menu option Select Bundle Item (^⌘T). I found a .tm_properties file in this search and deleted it in the "Select Bundle Item" window.
This solved my problem.
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