Is it possible to download older versions of TM?
I'm still using OS X 10.5.8 and so the Cmd+/ "comment/un-comment" error doesn't affect me, so I'd like to get that back. Also, auto- indent appears to no longer work for me when writing perl - the indent level follows the previous line, but it doesn't increment the indent when I hit return after a '{'.
The first problem is, for me, quite a PITA. I used this feature a lot, the loss of it reduces TM effectiveness for me. The second problem is a minor frustration, but I liked TM when the features I use "just worked".
I don't think any of the updates since I registered TM have improved it for me - they've been features I don't use/need. I really should have turned off the software update feature.
So, are there older versions around that I can download?
On 25 Mar 2011, at 10:12, Justin Catterall wrote:
Is it possible to download older versions of TM?
Yes, but I think both your issues can be explained by you having removed the Source bundle, as we didn’t remove the comment toggling (from the Source bundle) nor did we alter the Perl indent patterns (inherited from the Source bundle).
Go to Bundles → Bundle Editor → Show Bundle Editor.
See if you have the Source bundle, if not, try “Filter List…” to see if you disabled it.
If you deleted it, you’ll have to quit TextMate and run this in Terminal:
defaults delete com.macromates.textmate OakBundleManagerDeletedBundles
On 27 Mar 2011, at 16:10, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 25 Mar 2011, at 10:12, Justin Catterall wrote:
Is it possible to download older versions of TM?
Yes, but I think both your issues can be explained by you having removed the Source bundle, as we didn’t remove the comment toggling (from the Source bundle) nor did we alter the Perl indent patterns (inherited from the Source bundle).
Go to Bundles → Bundle Editor → Show Bundle Editor.
See if you have the Source bundle, if not, try “Filter List…” to see if you disabled it.
Ah! I reduced the length of my Bundles menu and was too sharp with the knife! Thank you, Allan, all is good in my world again.
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