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Recently I've been trying my hand at using vim instead of TextMate and one of the features that I've missed most in VIM is TextMate's jump to method function (CMD + Shift + T for those who don't know). From looking around I havn't seen any particular way to emulate this functionality and was wondering if anyone here has had experience with this sort of functionality in VIM. Thanks in advance for any answers Patrick Chris J You're looking for vim's 'tags' functionality ... I answered a similar question about tags here: How to implement own tag jump in VIM with CTRL-]? This functionality has

I have set up RVM and made individual gemsets for my projects as per the RVM best practices . Now running a test file in TextMate dosen't work and I have read here what to do. The problem is that it won't work because the guide expects me to have just one gemset (they call it "Rails3"). I normally have 2-3 projects open at a time (using different gemsets) so I can't effectively use this approach. Have any of you solved that problem? I've found the RVM wrappers method to be very buggy, and as you've discovered it doesn't work at all with gemsets unless you do a lot of tedious setup. I've had

I have a csv file with the following format: example csv: bear,brown,mean,large ant,black,strong,tiny cat,yellow,moody,small How may I apply double quotes around every value? How may I accomplish this using regex? I am using TextMate (text editor) to do the find/replace w/ regular expression. Here are the important portions of the regex. Hopefully I got it right when I converted to textmate format: Search - ([^,]*)(,|$) Replace - "$1"$2 Search explanation: Find every character that is not a comma, up until we reach a comma, or the end of the line. Capture the match for string to be quoted in

I've had a difficult time since I started using rvm. I've done all the rvm/textmate set up and have the latest bundles but I still can't run Rspec test from textmate . I have the latest bundle from github.com/rspec/rspec-tmbundle.git and it's installed in ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles/ RSpec.tmbundle RVM default is using the system ruby 1.8.6 Rspec gem versions gem list --local | grep spec blue_light_special (0.2.0) rspec (2.2.0) rspec-core (2.2.1, 2.0.1) rspec-expectations (2.2.0, 2.0.1) rspec-mocks (2.2.0, 2.0.1) rspec-rails (2.0.1, 1.3.2) TextMate TM_RUBY=/Users/jspooner/

Is it possible to display a right-margin line at 80 characters in TextMate? (i.e. the right-margin line in eclipse, gedit, etc.) If so, how can I configure that? Figured it out: In the View menu, uncheck 'Soft Wrap'. Then, go to View -> Wrap Column -> Other... and select the column at 80 chars in your editor window. This will show the line at 80 characters, but won't force wrapping at 80 chars. (Turning 'Soft Wrap' back on will force wrapping.) What about Visual Ornaments/Show right margin indicator in Preferences? For TextMate 2 it looks like this has moved to View -> Show Wrap Column. So the

So, how do I get Textmate to use MacRuby, a branch of 1.9.2, instead of the default Ruby in OSX, 1.8.7? Simpler answers: Install MacRuby Go to TextMate->Preferences->Advanced->Shell Variables and add a variable named TM_RUBY set to /usr/local/bin/macruby . Alternatively, edit the PATH variable to include /usr/local/bin/ and just set TM_RUBY to macruby . If you have installed MacRuby through RVM , then instead: Generate stable wrapper: rvm wrapper macruby-0.8 macruby # creates ~/.rvm/bin/macruby Set TM_RUBY to /Users/yourusername/.rvm/bin/macruby (must be the absolute path). Alternatively, edit