[TxMt] Latex bundle problem

[Christopher Brewster]

On 19 Sep 2006, at 18:10, Charilaos Skiadas wrote:

> HI Christopher,
> On Sep 19, 2006, at 12:26 PM, Christopher Brewster wrote:
>
>> I just updated the Latex bundle according to the instruction for  
>> bundle updating in the help file.
>> Now the cmd-{ function does not work.
>> Also it cannot find TeXniscope:
>> /bin/bash: line 60: find_app: command not found Error locating  
>> external viewer: TeXniscope
>
> The problem is likely that you have not updated the global support  
> directory. You would need to check that out as well I think. It is  
> under: http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Support/
> And of course as Mark said, you should only be doing this if you  
> haven't checked these things out before. Otherwise, you should be  
> doing an “svn up”.

Problem solved now. Thanks - it behaves as before.
>
> It might be possible that you now have two different LaTeX language  
> grammars in your computer. Check the language popup and see. Also  
> do a ctrl-shift-P to se the scope in a LaTeX document. The basic  
> scope should now be text.tex.latex
>
> If you have customized any of these commands, then you might have  
> to remove/edit those customizations. If you open the Bundle editor  
> and look at the "Environment Based on Current Word" command what  
> does it show as "Scope Selector"? We've recently just renamed  
> everything, so while before the scope for all LaTeX commands was  
> text.latex, now it is text.tex.latex.   (There were very good  
> reasons for this change). So those command will possibly have to be  
> changed if they have local modifications, depending on when those  
> local modifications were made.
>

All this is as it should be.
However, what you said you had changed (in a previous mailing) does  
not show up, i.e.

>
> I actually just went ahead and committed these two changes. For  
> general reference for people not familiar with it, I've appended  
> all the shortcuts used by the cmd-{ command at the moment. New  
> shortcuts are added every now and then, and you suggestions would  
> be welcomed.
>
> Haris
>
>
> it = '\\textit{$1} ';
> bf = '\\textbf{$1} ';
> tt = '\\texttt{$1} ';
etc.

When I write:
it <cmd-{>
I get :
\begin{itemize}
	\item
\end{itemize}

and with 'em' I get:
\begin{em}
	
\end{em}

and with ctr-shift-w, I get
\emph{}
  ^^^^^
with the 'emph' highlighted.


Any thoughts,

Christopher