Hi there -
I'm relatively new to TextMate, trying to decide if I will buy it (99% sold right now). Previously on XCode - I'm developing a Java application w/swing, using ant to build.
When I do ⌘ (open apple) + B to build my TextMate project, and select "1 Ant", the build / Ant window pops up. The jar launches, and runs, but none of my debug println() statements show up in the ant window until I: 1) close the jar myself (aka the program exits), or 2) I force the jar to quit in the build / Ant window. So after the app quits, the entire Ant output shows up for my targets, with my debug println()'s at the bottom. Is there any way to make the Ant display in TextMate "live?" Or not? Or am I just missing something really basic?
Also, tried to use XCode bundle for the same thing. This will not display anything until the app closes, at which time it displays the full build output and my println's. Which, again, is good... but a few minutes after I need them. Just as a point of reference, XCode does display my debugging println()'s as the app is running in it's console window.
Help! I want to use TextMate!
Thanks, Jerzy G.
On 1/9/2006, at 18:12, Jerzy Gangi wrote:
[...] Also, tried to use XCode bundle for the same thing. This will not display anything until the app closes, at which time it displays the full build output and my println's.
This is the Build & Run command?
Help! I want to use TextMate!
This is definitely not the standard behavior. I am not sure why you see the behavior, but my best guess would be that you have something in your bash startup which enables some form of buffering or similar.
TextMate will source your bash startup files when running commands, the process is described here [1]. Could this be the reason?
[1] http://macromates.com/textmate/manual/shell_commands#search_path