When I try to run an RSpec example from within Textmate.I get \"Rails requires RubyGems >= 1.3.2 (you have 1.3.1). Please gem update --system and try again.\" I run gem update and I get nothing to upd
I\'m following a bioinformatics text, and this represents one of my first Perl scripts. While in TextMate, this does not produce any result. Is it functioning? I added \"hello world\" at the bottom an
I\'m trying to add a开发者_C百科 macro/command to Textmate for some file cleanup and the last tidbit I haven\'t figured out is simply to remove blank lines from the beginning and end of a file -- does
Working on Rails code for a bit has started me on the spiral into obsessively customising my dev environment (I say obsessive as at the last Rails meetup I went to there was some guy who was raving ab
I am planning on developing an Mxmlc to Textmate formatter, one that formats mxmlc errors as clickable links, so you can open them up quickly in Textmate as Textmate has a url scheme e.g.:txmt://open/
When I select a line in Textmate and do the shortcut for comment line (command-L on Mac), it uses C-style comments (ie. /* ... */). How do I change it to use C++ style comments (ie. // ...). I a开发者
I love both vi and TextMate. Is it possible (or even conceivable) to add vi binding开发者_Python百科s to TextMate? (Perhaps using some other key than \"escape\" to enter/leave the editing mode.)
I do Ruby on Rails development pretty much exclusively. I currently develop in OS X using TextMate. I have a virtual machine running to emulate as closely as possible the environment my app will be de
When using TextMate on a Mac fo开发者_如何转开发r HTML (and indeed any other language) I can\'t enter the hash (#) symbol using the keyboard.British keyboards have a £ symbol on the 3 key which displ
I\'m trying to create a textmate snippet that will transform this: HELLO WORLD<br /> SAY ANYTHING