[TxMt] Ruby file tries to compiles as Xcode

[Peter Cowan]

Probably because you have the Xcode bundle enabled.  If you open up
the bundle editor you can filter out the xcode bundle.  Or if you use
the Xcode bundle change the scope of the "Build & Run" command to the
appropriate scope.  Check out Chapter 13 of the manual for
instructions on setting scopes.

In situations like this one, I find it very useful to:
Type command+control+T
Click on the magnifying glass and change the setting to key equivalent
Type the offending key command.


On Jan 28, 2008 5:03 PM, Matt Neuburg <matt at tidbits.com> wrote:
> In a Ruby file, when I press command-R to run, about half the time I get an
> error indicating that we tried to compile as an Xcode project and we are not
> an Xcode project. Why is TextMate doing this and how can I prevent it? The
> language thingy at the bottom says it's Ruby so clearly someone in there
> knows it is; it just doesn't seem to be the same guy who responds to
> command-R. Thx. m.
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