Hi all
I was recently working on a LaTeX project, when suddenly I got this message at the start of the log window:
"There was a problem reading the preferences file, continuing with defaults"
After it, I get one run with zero errors. I don't think the problem lies in my tex-file, since it used to work fine before. I tried repairing permissions and tried updating my bundles which was to no avail. Anybody out there experiencing the same. I'm using the newest build (1436) of Textmate and check out the whole trunk including all bundles and support folders via svn to /Library/Application\ Support/ TextMate. I'm currently at the newest checkout 8446. I can change the settings in my LaTeX preferences and they stick, so why can't the typeset engine read my preferences?
Thanks for any help Oliver
Oliver,
I too ran into this problem today, it appears to be a known issue with the python plist parser, not handling dates properly. Brad recently committed a fix that always the command to use the PyObjC parser.
The only downside is that Tiger doesn't come with PyObjC. Your options are to upgrade to Leopard, which includes it. Or install PyObjC, which worked for me, I downloaded an installer from here: http://pythonmac.org/packages/
Previous thread on this issue:
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.editors.textmate.general/23066
HTH
Peter
On 11/14/07, Oliver Hagmann lists@interdisco.net wrote:
Hi all
I was recently working on a LaTeX project, when suddenly I got this message at the start of the log window:
"There was a problem reading the preferences file, continuing with defaults"
After it, I get one run with zero errors. I don't think the problem lies in my tex-file, since it used to work fine before. I tried repairing permissions and tried updating my bundles which was to no avail. Anybody out there experiencing the same. I'm using the newest build (1436) of Textmate and check out the whole trunk including all bundles and support folders via svn to /Library/Application\ Support/ TextMate. I'm currently at the newest checkout 8446. I can change the settings in my LaTeX preferences and they stick, so why can't the typeset engine read my preferences?
Thanks for any help Oliver
For new threads USE THIS: textmate@lists.macromates.com (threading gets destroyed and the universe will collapse if you don't) http://lists.macromates.com/mailman/listinfo/textmate
On 14.11.2007, at 10:46, Peter Cowan wrote:
I too ran into this problem today, it appears to be a known issue with the python plist parser, not handling dates properly. Brad recently committed a fix that always the command to use the PyObjC parser.
The only downside is that Tiger doesn't come with PyObjC. Your options are to upgrade to Leopard, which includes it. Or install PyObjC, which worked for me, I downloaded an installer from here: http://pythonmac.org/packages/
Hi Peter
I must have missed that thread. Thanks for the hint. I went to download the PyObjC site to download the package but I couldn't install both versions I tried because obviously I haven't installed an accurate version of Python (I didn't install any other version but the one which comes with 10.4). Did you have to install a full new Python version plus the PyObjC package or only the PyObjC package?
Thanks Oliver
Hi Peter
I must have missed that thread. Thanks for the hint. I went to download the PyObjC site to download the package but I couldn't install both versions I tried because obviously I haven't installed an accurate version of Python (I didn't install any other version but the one which comes with 10.4). Did you have to install a full new Python version plus the PyObjC package or only the PyObjC package?
This version of PyObjC was compiled for Python2.3 on Tiger. It should do the trick.
PyObjC 1.3.7 installer package for Python 2.3 on Mac OS X 10.4http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/pyobjc/pyobjc-1.3.7-py2.3-macosx10.4.zip?download
On 14.11.2007, at 18:58, Alexander Ross wrote:
This version of PyObjC was compiled for Python2.3 on Tiger. It should do the trick.
PyObjC 1.3.7 installer package for Python 2.3 on Mac OS X 10.4
I installed it but still get the same message. Also after a restart. I also get a tooltip with the same message, when opening the preferences window (see attachment).
How did you install PyObjC Peter?
Oliver