[TxMt] Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NumberFormatException: null

[Luke Daley]

On 19/01/2008, at 2:14 AM, Alex Podaras wrote:

> Hello Andre,
>
> and welcome :)
> The problem is that your program takes some input from the user  
> through command line.
>
> You can solve this by opening your Bundle Editor <Control+Alt 
> +Command B> and navigate
> to the Java>Compile & Run Single File Command, then duplicate the  
> command by pressing
> the double plus icon at the bottom left, name your new command  
> something like "Compile & Run Single File in Terminal"
>
> And insert this:
>
> ------
> . "$TM_SUPPORT_PATH/lib/webpreview.sh"
> html_header "Compiling “${TM_FILENAME}”…"
>
> cd "$TM_DIRECTORY"
> javac -encoding UTF8 "$TM_FILENAME" &> >("${TM_RUBY:-ruby}" - 
> rtm_parser -eTextMate.parse_errors)
> if (($? >= 1)); then exit; fi
>
> # { java -Dfile.encoding=utf-8 "${TM_FILENAME%.java}"
> #   echo -e "\nProgram exited with status $?."; }|pre
>
> # # if you want to run the program in Terminal.app
> osascript <<EOF
>    tell application "Terminal"
>       activate
>       do script "cd '$TM_DIRECTORY'; java '${TM_FILENAME%.java}'"
>    end tell
> EOF
>
> html_footer
> ------
>
> This is the same command as "Compile & Run Single File" with some  
> commented and uncommented lines for
> running your program in terminal after the compilation.

Why don't we include this alternative permanently? Also, it really  
should be bound to Apple + R, and the alternative (Run in Terminal)  
could be Apple + Option + R.

I am about to start on a overhaul of the Java grammar too by the way.

LD.