I was trying to install the footnote plugin from syncPeople on Rails, and nothing happened. Then I fiddled around a bit and detected that Show Scope didn't work either. So I thought maybe there was a problem with the path $TM_xxx variables (those are paths, mainly, right?). So using appZapper I did a complete reinstall and I think I've put everything in the standard place but still no luck, neither plugin install nor showing of scope works. Any help? I have all bundles activated and I've also activated the macros using the automation menu so as to avoid any keyboard mistypings.
Andreas
On 17/3/2006, at 11:55, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
[...] So I thought maybe there was a problem with the path $TM_xxx variables (those are paths, mainly, right?)
These are environment variables set by TextMate. Unless the shell command which runs unset them or similar, no “external” stuff should affect them.
[...] neither plugin install nor showing of scope works. Any help?
Are those the only two commands which do not work?
As for Show Scope, it shows a tool tip, so if you call it from the menu, it might just go away as soon as it opens.
Try e.g. from a new document to type:
echo "$TM_SCOPE" # press ctrl-R to execute
And try the ctrl-shift P key equivalent.
Thanks for the tips, I just realized what it was. I followed this hint http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20060222011953661&lsrc=osxh basically it forces the terminal to ask if you really want ta run a process, I got rid of it and it helped. To much security = bad functionality.
Andreas
On Mar 17, 2006, at 22:09 , Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 17/3/2006, at 11:55, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
[...] So I thought maybe there was a problem with the path $TM_xxx variables (those are paths, mainly, right?)
These are environment variables set by TextMate. Unless the shell command which runs unset them or similar, no “external” stuff should affect them.
[...] neither plugin install nor showing of scope works. Any help?
Are those the only two commands which do not work?
As for Show Scope, it shows a tool tip, so if you call it from the menu, it might just go away as soon as it opens.
Try e.g. from a new document to type:
echo "$TM_SCOPE" # press ctrl-R to execute
And try the ctrl-shift P key equivalent.
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To much security = bad functionality.
To be clear, bad security == bad functionality. That hint is messing with the system at a low level, and it will break stuff, as you've discovered. Not to mention that it only catches a subset of this particular attack. The grief/benefit ratio is heavily on the side of "grief", the benefit is practically nil.
Chris
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