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If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are an inexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundle contributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are an inexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundle contributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
osascript -e 'tell app "TextMate" to reload bundles'
mkdir -p /Library/Application Support/TextMate
mkdir -p /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
mkdir -p /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
mkdir -p /Library/Application Support/TextMate
Ben Bleything wrote an alternate mateup script that offers a bit more flexibility and customization. It's too long paste here, but visit this link for an up-to-date copy of the code along with some background info and instructions.
Ben Bleything wrote an alternate mateup script that offers a bit more flexibility and customization. It's too long paste here, but visit this link for an up-to-date copy of the code along with some background info and instructions.
For more information see the Bundles section of the manual.
For more information see the Bundles section of the manual.
svn co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk ./
svn co http://svn.textmate.org/trunk ./
cd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
cd !$
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are a unexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundle contributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are an inexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundle contributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are a unexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundle contributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are a unexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundle contributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are a unexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundle contributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are a unexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundle contributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are a unexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundle contributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are a unexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundle contributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk ./
svn co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk ./
(last line above is ONE line, "\" denotes line continue on next line)
IMPORTANT: If you checkout all bundles, you need to keep updating them, and you should switch version checks in TextMate to “Cutting Edge” since bundles at the repository do often use cutting edge features.
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Ben Bleything wrote an alternate mateup script that offers a bit more flexibility and customization. It's too long paste here, but visit this link for an up-to-date copy of the code along with some background info and instructions.
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/mateup
sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/mateup
Grant Hutchins has written a shell script to easily update the bundles to their latest versions without any LC_CTYPE errors regardless of your localization settings. Just save this as "mateup" or something and drop it in /usr/local/bin. Note that this script assumes that you installed the svn client via Fink, and the binary resides in the /sw/ tree.
Grant Hutchins has written a shell script to easily update the bundles to their latest versions without any LC_CTYPE errors regardless of your localization settings. Just save this as "mateup" or something and drop it in /usr/local/bin. Note that this script assumes that svn is in your path.
sudo /sw/bin/svn update
sudo svn update
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are a unexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundle contributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are a unexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundle contributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
Grant Hutchins has written a shell script to easily update the bundles to their latest versions without any LC_CTYPE errors regardless of your localization settings. Just save this as "mateup" or something and drop it in /usr/local/bin.
Grant Hutchins has written a shell script to easily update the bundles to their latest versions without any LC_CTYPE errors regardless of your localization settings. Just save this as "mateup" or something and drop it in /usr/local/bin. Note that this script assumes that you installed the svn client via Fink, and the binary resides in the /sw/ tree.
export LC_ALL
export LC_ALL=
To make it executable, make sure to run
To make it executable, make sure to run:
Grant Hutchins has written a shell script to easily update the bundles to their latest versions without any LC_CTYPE errors regardless of your localization settings. Just save this as "mateup" or something and drop it in /usr/local/bin.
Grant Hutchins has written a shell script to easily update the bundles to their latest versions without any LC_CTYPE errors regardless of your localization settings. Just save this as "mateup" or something and drop it in /usr/local/bin.
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Grant Hutchins has written a shell script to easily update the bundles to their latest versions without any LC_CTYPE errors regardless of your localization settings. Just save this as "mateup" or something and drop it in /usr/local/bin.
#!/bin/sh cd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate export LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8 sudo /sw/bin/svn update
To make it executable, make sure to run
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chmod +x /usr/local/bin/mateup
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are a unexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundel contributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are a unexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundle contributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are a unexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundelcontributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are a unexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundel contributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout.
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout or if you are a unexperienced Subversion user you can use the GetBundles-Bundelcontributed by Sebastian Gräßl.
For more information see the Bundles section of the manual.
For more information see the Bundles section of the manual.
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk ./
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk ./
(last line above is ONE line, "\" denotes line continue on next line)
For more information see the Bundles section of the manual.
For more information see the Bundles section of the manual.
If you want to checkout all bundles from the repository so that TextMate can use them, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:
mkdir -p /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate cd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate export LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8 # assuming you don't have this setup already # for tcsh instead use: setenv LC_CTYPE en_US.UTF-8 svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk ./
If you get an error "svn: Can't recode string", then you may need to unset the LC_ALL environment variable:
export LC_ALL
For more information see the [Bundles section of the manual | http://macromates.com/textmate/manual/bundles.html#getting_more_bundles].
For more information see the Bundles section of the manual.
If you want the latest bundles, or bundles that are not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout. This is only recommended for power users, and you should be aware that startup time is (currently!) noticeable affected by the number of items in your Application Support/TextMate folder.
Installing subversion
You first need to install the command line tool svn (short for subversion).
- If you have Darwin Ports installed, open Terminal.app and run:
sudo port install subversion - If you use Fink, install the svn-client package.
- If you have neither Fink or Darwin Ports you can grab subversion from Martin Ott's homepage or any of the pre-build binaries from here.
Doing a checkout
If you want to checkout all bundles from the repository so that TextMate can use them, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:
mkdir -p /Library/Application\ Support/TextMatecd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMateexport LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8 # assuming you don't have this setup already# for tcsh instead use: setenv LC_CTYPE en_US.UTF-8 # actually, I think it is: setenv LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8 svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk ./
If you get an error "svn: Can't recode string", then you may need to unset the LC_ALL environment variable:
export LC_ALL
Some (important) notes
- you may want to put
export LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8in/etc/profileor~/.bash_profile - the checkout is done in the system-wide /Library from where TextMate will read your bundles, but if you make changes to these bundles, the changes will be saved in ~/Library. This is the recommended way to checkout the repository (granted you have write permission to the /Library directory)
- having all bundles in this location will affect launch time. After having checked out all bundles, you can remove those you do not want, and you may additionally want to select “Show Package Contents” on TextMate.app (in Finder) and navigate to Contents / SharedSupport and trash the Bundles folder
- there is an RSS feed where you can monitor commits to the bundle repository (there's also a mailing list where these commit messages are sent, and where general talk about bundle related issues are discussed), if you want to update your bundles to the latest version in the repository, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:
cd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMateexport LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8 # assuming you don't have this setup alreadysvn up - each new beta release will include a snapshot of the repository, so making your own checkout of the repository is something probably reserved for super users. (Is this still true? Latest beta notes say, "Only minimal language support is included with this version of TextMate. For more bundles you can perform a subversion checkout.")
Sort of true yes, the betas contain the 26 most popular bundles.
If you want bundles not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout.
For more information see the [Bundles section of the manual | http://macromates.com/textmate/manual/bundles.html#getting_more_bundles].
# actually, I think it is: setenv LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8 \\
- having all bundles in this location will affect launch time. After having checked out all bundles, you can remove those you do not want, and you may additionally want to select “Show Package Contents” on TextMate.app (in Finder) and navigate to Contents / SharedSupport and trash the Bundles folder
- having all bundles in this location will affect launch time. After having checked out all bundles, you can remove those you do not want, and you may additionally want to select “Show Package Contents” on TextMate.app (in Finder) and navigate to Contents / SharedSupport and trash the Bundles folder
Sort of true yes, the betas contain the 26 most popular bundles.
Sort of true yes, the betas contain the 26 most popular bundles.
- each new beta release will include a snapshot of the repository, so making your own checkout of the repository is something probably reserved for super users. (Is this still true? Latest beta notes say, "Only minimal language support is included with this version of TextMate. For more bundles you can perform a subversion checkout.")
- each new beta release will include a snapshot of the repository, so making your own checkout of the repository is something probably reserved for super users. (Is this still true? Latest beta notes say, "Only minimal language support is included with this version of TextMate. For more bundles you can perform a subversion checkout.")
Sort of true yes, the betas contain the 26 most popular bundles.
- each new beta release will include a snapshot of the repository, so making your own checkout of the repository is something probably reserved for super users.
- each new beta release will include a snapshot of the repository, so making your own checkout of the repository is something probably reserved for super users. (Is this still true? Latest beta notes say, "Only minimal language support is included with this version of TextMate. For more bundles you can perform a subversion checkout.")
If you want the latest bundles, or bundles that are not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout. This is only recommended for power users, and you should be aware that startup is (currently!) noticeable affected by the number of items in your Application Support/TextMate folder.
If you want the latest bundles, or bundles that are not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout. This is only recommended for power users, and you should be aware that startup time is (currently!) noticeable affected by the number of items in your Application Support/TextMate folder.
If you want the latest bundles, or bundles that are not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout. This is only recommended for power users, and you should be aware that startup is (currently!) noticeable affected by the number of items in your Application Support/TextMate folder.
If you want the latest bundles, or bundles that are not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout. This is only recommended for power users, and you should be aware that startup is (currently!) noticeable affected by the number of items in your Application Support/TextMate folder.
The repository is currently being updated to support new features introduced in Version1Dot1Beta6. If you're using beta 5, you may want to hold out on doing a svn update. (There is no official tag on the repository for when it last supported beta 5, but you can possibly check out revision 618 for beta 5 support.)
If you want the latest bundles, or bundles that are not included with TextMate, you can perform a subversion checkout. This is only recommended for power users, and you should be aware that startup is (currently!) noticeable affected by the number of items in your Application Support/TextMate folder.
- the trailing dot on the last line is part of the argument! it represents “current directory
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk Bundles
NOTE: Using the current svn tree, the previous command -does not work- with 1.1b16. To fix the problem, I used the following:
NOTE: Using the current svn tree, the previous command -does not work- with 1.1b16. To fix the problem, I used the following:
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk ./
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk .
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk Bundles
# for tcsh instead use: setenv LC_CTYPE en_US.UTF-8 \\
If you get an error "svn: Can't recode string", then you may need to unset the LC_ALL environment variable:
export LC_ALL
The repository is currently being updated to support new features introduced in Version1Dot1Beta6. If you're using beta 5, you may want to hold out on doing a svn update.
The repository is currently being updated to support new features introduced in Version1Dot1Beta6. If you're using beta 5, you may want to hold out on doing a svn update. (There is no official tag on the repository for when it last supported beta 5, but you can possibly check out revision 618 for beta 5 support.)
sudo port install svn
sudo port install subversion
sudo port install svn
sudo port install svn
1. You need to install the command line tool svn (short for subversion).
Installing subversion
You first need to install the command line tool svn (short for subversion).
2. If you want to checkout all bundles from the repository so that TextMate can use them, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:
\\
Doing a checkout
If you want to checkout all bundles from the repository so that TextMate can use them, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk .\\
export LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8 # assuming you don't have this setup alreadysvn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk .
Some (important) notes
- the trailing dot on the last line is part of the argument! it represents “current directory
- you may want to put
export LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8in/etc/profileor~/.bash_profile - the checkout is done in the system-wide /Library from where TextMate will read your bundles, but if you make changes to these bundles, the changes will be saved in ~/Library. This is the recommended way to checkout the repository (granted you have write permission to the /Library directory)
- having all bundles in this location will affect launch time. After having checked out all bundles, you can remove those you do not want, and you may additionally want to select “Show Package Contents” on TextMate.app (in Finder) and navigate to Contents / SharedSupport and trash the Bundles folder
- there is an RSS feed where you can monitor commits to the bundle repository (there's also a mailing list where these commit messages are sent, and where general talk about bundle related issues are discussed), if you want to update your bundles to the latest version in the repository, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:\\
Note 0: the trailing dot is part of the argument! it represents “current directory”.
Note 1: the checkout is done in the system-wide /Library from where TextMate will read your bundles, but if you make changes to these bundles, the changes will be saved in ~/Library. This is the recommended way to checkout the repository (granted you have write permission to the /Library directory)
Note 2: having all bundles in this location will affect launch time. After having checked out all bundles, you can remove those you do not want, and you may additionally want to select “Show Package Contents” on TextMate.app (in Finder) and navigate to Contents / SharedSupport and trash the Bundles folder.
Note 3: there is an RSS feed where you can monitor commits to the bundle repository (there's also a mailing list where these commit messages are sent, and where general talk about bundle related issues are discussed), if you want to update your bundles to the latest version in the repository, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:
export LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8 # assuming you don't have this setup already\\
Note 4: each new beta release will include a snapshot of the repository, so making your own checkout of the repository is something probably reserved for super users.
- each new beta release will include a snapshot of the repository, so making your own checkout of the repository is something probably reserved for super users.
The repository is currently being updated to support new features introduced in Version1Dot1Beta6. If you're using beta 5, you may want to hold out on doing a svn update.
The repository is currently being updated to support new features introduced in Version1Dot1Beta6. If you're using beta 5, you may want to hold out on doing a svn update.
Note 3: there is an RSS feed where you can monitor commits to the bundle repository (there's also a mailing list where these commit messages are sent, and where general talk about bundle related issues are discussed), if you want to update your bundles to the latest version in the repository, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:
cd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
svn up
Note 3: there is an RSS feed where you can monitor commits to the bundle repository (there's also a mailing list where these commit messages are sent, and where general talk about bundle related issues are discussed), if you want to update your bundles to the latest version in the repository, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:
cd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMatesvn up
mkdir -p /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
cd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk .\\
mkdir -p /Library/Application\ Support/TextMatecd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMatesvn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk .\\
- NOTE: the trailing dot is part of the argument! it represents “current directory”.
Note 0: the trailing dot is part of the argument! it represents “current directory”.
\\
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk .
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk .
# NOTE: the trailing dot is part of the argument! it represents “current directory”.
The repository is currently being updated to support new features introduced in Version1.1beta6. If you're using beta 5, you may want to hold out on doing a svn update.
The repository is currently being updated to support new features introduced in Version1Dot1Beta6. If you're using beta 5, you may want to hold out on doing a svn update.
The repository is currently being updated to support new features introduced in Version1.1beta6. If you're using beta 5, you may want to hold out on doing a svn update.
mkdir -p /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
mkdir -p /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate\\
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
mv Bundles old_Bundles
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk Bundles
Note 1: having all bundles in this location will affect launch time. After having checked out all bundles, you can remove those you do not want, and you may additionally want to select “Show Package Contents” on TextMate.app (in Finder) and navigate to Contents / SharedSupport and trash the Bundles folder.
Note 2: there is an RSS feed where you can monitor commits to the bundle repository (there's also a mailing list where these commit messages are sent, and where general talk about bundle related issues are discussed), if you want to update your bundles to the latest version in the repository, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:\\
mkdir -p /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
cd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk .
Note 1: the checkout is done in the system-wide /Library from where TextMate will read your bundles, but if you make changes to these bundles, the changes will be saved in ~/Library. This is the recommended way to checkout the repository (granted you have write permission to the /Library directory)
Note 2: having all bundles in this location will affect launch time. After having checked out all bundles, you can remove those you do not want, and you may additionally want to select “Show Package Contents” on TextMate.app (in Finder) and navigate to Contents / SharedSupport and trash the Bundles folder.
Note 3: there is an RSS feed where you can monitor commits to the bundle repository (there's also a mailing list where these commit messages are sent, and where general talk about bundle related issues are discussed), if you want to update your bundles to the latest version in the repository, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:\\
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles\\
cd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate\\
Note 3: each new beta release will include a snapshot of the repository, so making your own checkout of the repository is something probably reserved for super users.
Note 4: each new beta release will include a snapshot of the repository, so making your own checkout of the repository is something probably reserved for super users.
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1. You need to install the command line tool svn (short for subversion).
- If you have Darwin Ports installed, open Terminal.app and run:
sudo port install svn - If you use Fink, install the svn-client package.
- If you have neither Fink or Darwin Ports you can grab subversion from Martin Ott's homepage or any of the pre-build binaries from here.
2. If you want to checkout all bundles from the repository so that TextMate can use them, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
mv Bundles old_Bundles
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk Bundles
Note 1: having all bundles in this location will affect launch time. After having checked out all bundles, you can remove those you do not want, and you may additionally want to select “Show Package Contents” on TextMate.app (in Finder) and navigate to Contents / SharedSupport and trash the Bundles folder.
Note 2: there is an RSS feed where you can monitor commits to the bundle repository (there's also a mailing list where these commit messages are sent, and where general talk about bundle related issues are discussed), if you want to update your bundles to the latest version in the repository, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles
svn up
Note 3: each new beta release will include a snapshot of the repository, so making your own checkout of the repository is something probably reserved for super users.
1. You need to install the command line tool svn (short for subversion).
- If you have Darwin Ports installed, open Terminal.app and run:
sudo port install svn - If you use Fink, install the svn-client package.
- If you have neither Fink or Darwin Ports you can grab subversion from Martin Ott's homepage or any of the pre-build binaries from here.
2. If you want to checkout all bundles from the repository so that TextMate can use them, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
mv Bundles old_Bundles
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk Bundles
Note 1: having all bundles in this location will affect launch time. After having checked out all bundles, you can remove those you do not want, and you may additionally want to select “Show Package Contents” on TextMate.app (in Finder) and navigate to Contents / SharedSupport and trash the Bundles folder.
Note 2: there is an RSS feed where you can monitor commits to the bundle repository (there's also a mailing list where these commit messages are sent, and where general talk about bundle related issues are discussed), if you want to update your bundles to the latest version in the repository, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles
svn up
Note 3: each new beta release will include a snapshot of the repository, so making your own checkout of the repository is something probably reserved for super users.
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- If you use Fink open Terminal.app and run:
what?
- If you use Fink, install the svn-client package.
2. If you want to checkout all bundles from the repository so that TextMate can use them, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app and run:\\
2. If you want to checkout all bundles from the repository so that TextMate can use them, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:\\
Note 2: there is an RSS feed where you can monitor commits to the bundle repository (there's also a mailing list where these commit messages are sent, and where general talk about bundle related issues are discussed), if you want to update your bundles to the latest version in the repository, open Terminal.app and run:\\
Note 2: there is an RSS feed where you can monitor commits to the bundle repository (there's also a mailing list where these commit messages are sent, and where general talk about bundle related issues are discussed), if you want to update your bundles to the latest version in the repository, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app, and run:\\
Note 2: there is an RSS feed where you can monitor commits to the bundle repository, if you want to update your bundles to the latest version in the repository, open Terminal.app and run:\\
Note 2: there is an RSS feed where you can monitor commits to the bundle repository (there's also a mailing list where these commit messages are sent, and where general talk about bundle related issues are discussed), if you want to update your bundles to the latest version in the repository, open Terminal.app and run:\\
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
mv Bundles old_Bundles
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk Bundles
Note 1: having all bundles in this location will affect launch time. After having checked out all bundles, you can remove those you do not want, and you may additionally want to select Show Package Contents on TextMate and navigate to Contents / SharedSupport and trash the Bundles folder.
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
mv Bundles old_Bundles
svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk Bundles
Note 1: having all bundles in this location will affect launch time. After having checked out all bundles, you can remove those you do not want, and you may additionally want to select “Show Package Contents” on TextMate.app (in Finder) and navigate to Contents / SharedSupport and trash the Bundles folder.
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles\\
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles\\
2. If you want to checkout all bundles from the repository so that TextMate can use them, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app and run: cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate mv Bundles old_Bundles
2. If you want to checkout all bundles from the repository so that TextMate can use them, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app and run:
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate
mv Bundles old_Bundles\\
Be aware that having all bundles in this location will affect launch time. After having checked out all bundles, you can remove those you do not want, and you may additionally want to select Show Package Contents on TextMate and navigate to Contents / SharedSupport and trash the Bundles folder.
Note 1: having all bundles in this location will affect launch time. After having checked out all bundles, you can remove those you do not want, and you may additionally want to select Show Package Contents on TextMate and navigate to Contents / SharedSupport and trash the Bundles folder.
Note 2: there is an RSS feed where you can monitor commits to the bundle repository, if you want to update your bundles to the latest version in the repository, open Terminal.app and run:
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles
svn up
Note 3: each new beta release will include a snapshot of the repository, so making your own checkout of the repository is something probably reserved for super users.
- If you have neither Fink or Darwin Ports you can grab subversion from Martin Ott's homepage or any of the pre-build binaries from here.
- If you have neither Fink or Darwin Ports you can grab subversion from Martin Ott's homepage or any of the pre-build binaries from here.
2. If you want to checkout all bundles from the repository so that TextMate can use them, quit TextMate, open Terminal.app and run: cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate mv Bundles old_Bundles svn --username anon --password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk Bundles
Be aware that having all bundles in this location will affect launch time. After having checked out all bundles, you can remove those you do not want, and you may additionally want to select Show Package Contents on TextMate and navigate to Contents / SharedSupport and trash the Bundles folder.
- If you have neither Fink or Darwin Ports you can grab subversion from Martin Ott's homepage.
- If you have neither Fink or Darwin Ports you can grab subversion from Martin Ott's homepage or any of the pre-build binaries from here.
1. You need to install the command line tool 'svn' (short for subversion).
1. You need to install the command line tool svn (short for subversion).
- If you use Fink, open Terminal.app and run:\\
- If you use Fink open Terminal.app and run:\\
- If you have neither Fink or Darwin Ports you can grab subversion from Martin Ott's homepage.
- If you have neither Fink or Darwin Ports you can grab subversion from Martin Ott's homepage.
- If you have Darwin Ports installed, open Terminal.app and run:\\
- If you have Darwin Ports installed, open Terminal.app and run:\\
- If you use Fink, open Terminal.app and run:\\
- If you use Fink, open Terminal.app and run:\\
1. You need to install the command line tool 'svn' (short for subversion).
- If you have Darwin Ports installed, open Terminal.app and run:
sudo port install svn - If you use Fink, open Terminal.app and run:
what? - If you have neither Fink or Darwin Ports you can grab subversion from Martin Ott's homepage.