textmate 2.0 alpha.9543 not automatic use ruby document type
rm -rf ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate ...
Error installing ruby bundle in textmate
Make sure you have not disabled the Bundle Support, TextMate, Text, Source, or SCM bundles in the Bundles tab of Preferences; these are all required bundles to support basic bundle functions.
Textmate 2: How do I set the tab size for .rb files?
2 seconds after I post the question I discover that this is managed in the View menu.
how to group snippets in textmate
Perhaps the first question is should you? Read this disclaimer from the mailing list and decide for yourself. This is currently not possible in the bundle editor it has to be done manually. It will be added as we revise the bundle editor shortly. Since it’s going to be added...
How can I make Homebrew and CocoAspell coexist?
latex,homebrew,spell-checking,aspell,textmate2
Uninstall cocoAspell completely if you installed it before. Install aspell with homebrew or any other package manager. Don't forget the dictionaries you need. I wanted English and Czech, so I used brew install aspell --with-lang-cs --with-lang-en Install only the preference pane of cocoAspell. Click on "Customize" before installing and...
Regex - moving matched text to earlier in line
The easiest way is to capture ( ) each group separate and then do your replacement. Find: ^(\$\w+)(\[\d+\].*?)\s*(\[\d{0,3}\])$ Replace: $1$3$2 Live Demo...
Textmate 2 - Delete a Macro
textmate,textmatebundles,textmate2
Select the macro in the bundle, and either use the hotkey (Command + Delete) or the menu; If for some reason that doesn't work, the macros themselves are stored in ~/Library/Application Support/Avian/Bundles/[BUNDLE NAME].tmBundle/Commands or ~/Library/Application Support/Textmate/Bundles/[BUNDLE NAME].tmBundle/Commands And you can just delete the files from there....
Execute Applescript File from Python Script?
python-2.7,applescript,textmate2
Use Python's subprocess to run your AppleScript file via osascript. There's an example here. If you need to pass more complex arguments or call specific handlers, another option is to use NSAppleScript via PyObjC; there's a convenience wrapper here....