---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: "Allan Odgaard" mailinglist@textmate.org Date: Fri, 04 Apr 2014 08:42:30 +0700
After pasting the wrong word, if you wait a little (like 1 second) does it
then paste the proper word?
I'm not sure, I would need to check next time it happens. Ive had it three or four times now, but usually I don't notice right away and its only when I get a parse error in my PHP I go back and see it sitting there.
Is “AMQPChannel” in your clipboard history (Edit → Paste → Show History)? If yes, after you get it pasted, is it at the top? And are there multiple entries named “AMQPChannel”?
There was only one instance of this in my clipboard history, but Im certain this is where I copied it manually in order to Google for it (ie, after it had already been pasted)
It does not embed rabbitMQ nor can I imagine a bundle does this. It would more likely be some third party clipboard history utility or perhaps TextMate’s own history that somehow gets messed up.
Its a brand new iMac, literally 2 weeks old. A software conflict is possible, but there's very little Ive installed other than Textmate and a few other standard utils.
I had the same setup on my old iMac (Lion) but never saw this problem, so perhaps its some edge case specific to Mavericks.
On 4 Apr 2014, at 21:32, Carpii UK wrote:
After pasting the wrong word, if you wait a little (like 1 second) does it then paste the proper word?
I'm not sure, I would need to check next time it happens. Ive had it three or four times now, but usually I don't notice right away and its only when I get a parse error in my PHP I go back and see it sitting there.
So if you don’t notice right away, how do you know it happened during paste?
It sounds like you are accidentally hitting escape in a PHP file, which, when there is no existing text, will insert the word.
On 4 April 2014 15:50, Allan Odgaard mailinglist@textmate.org wrote:
So if you don't notice right away, how do you know it happened during paste?
It sounds like you are accidentally hitting escape in a PHP file, which, when there is no existing text, will insert the word.
Thanks. this seems very likely now and I can reproduce it.
The most recent time it occurred, I still had the file open and stepped back through my undo buffer. It gave the impression it had occurred during a paste
I'll see if I can disable this autocomplete shortcut since I never use it intentionally.
On 4 Apr 2014, at 21:59, Carpii UK wrote:
[…] I'll see if I can disable this autocomplete shortcut since I never use it intentionally.
A few users have been surprised that “escape” with no prefix/suffix inserts completion suggestions so I modified it to only do that, if there is a custom completion command which provide candidates: https://github.com/textmate/textmate/commit/7b182c428bbcaef963088c3a6aca874f...
Thanks, this looks like a very useful improvement
On 5 April 2014 08:22, Allan Odgaard mailinglist@textmate.org wrote:
On 4 Apr 2014, at 21:59, Carpii UK wrote:
[…] I'll see if I can disable this autocomplete shortcut since I never
use it intentionally.
A few users have been surprised that “escape” with no prefix/suffix inserts completion suggestions so I modified it to only do that, if there is a custom completion command which provide candidates: https://github.com/textmate/textmate/commit/7b182c428bbcaef963088c3a6aca87 4fa0823fcd
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