Hi,
I am a newbie to TextMate.
I've tried to run a simple test with creating a TeX document and running a latex (using the built-in) bundle. I am getting the "unbound variable error" when I try to execute the command. I get similar problem with other bundles.
What seems to be the problem and how to fix it?
Thanks.
M.
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On 21/3/2006, at 20:45, Marko Skace wrote:
[...] I am getting the "unbound variable error" when I try to execute the command. I get similar problem with other bundles.
What seems to be the problem and how to fix it?
I don’t have the slightest idea what this is.
Where does this error show up? and exactly what does it say (paste all relevant text)?
Where does this error show up? and exactly what does it say (paste all relevant text)?
I have a valid latex file open in TextMate. I then run command Typeset and View from the Latex bundle. A Typeset & View comes up and the following error appears:
/bin/bash: line 37: RUBYLIB: unbound variable /bin/bash: line 19: TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY: unbound variable
I have ruby installed in /usr/bin directory and latex is also installed and in the correct path. I am getting similar ("unbound variable") errors with other bundles. I am running version 1.5 (build 906).
Any information is appreciated.
Marko
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On 22/3/2006, at 3:11, Marko Skace wrote:
[...] the following error appears: /bin/bash: line 37: RUBYLIB: unbound variable /bin/bash: line 19: TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY: unbound variable
I did a quick google, and these errors mean that the variables are used un-initialized.
But that should only be a problem, if you enable a certain security setting.
Do you do that? e.g. have “set -u” or similar in your /etc/profile, ~/.bash_profile, ~/.bashrc, ~/.profile or the likes?
But that should only be a problem, if you enable a certain security setting.
Do you do that? e.g. have set -u or similar in your /etc/profile, ~/.bash_profile, ~/.bashrc, ~/.profile or the likes?
Yes, this was indeed the problem. Everything is working great now.
Thanks,
Marko
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