MarioRicalde / SCSS.tmbundle

The TextMate SCSS Official Bundle. Now Compatible with SublimeText2.
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SCSS Bundle on TEXTMATE #132

Closed Astr0surf3r closed 11 years ago

Astr0surf3r commented 11 years ago

Hi folks,

I don't know if this is the right place where to post my issue anyway following your instructions here:

https://github.com/kuroir/SCSS.tmbundle

on my TEXTMATE when I open the example.css.scss file the syntax highlighting doesn't work

NOTE I: I'm on a MAC-MINI with OSX LION and GIT & TEXTMATE installed

NOTE II: After having cloned https://github.com/kuroir/SCSS.tmbundle in the directory I pressed ⌃⌘T in TEXTMATE and enter git to find the “Administration → Update Git Bundle” action" but always appear a window with an error message: "fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent durectories)"

thank you in advance

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bobrocke commented 11 years ago

TextMate 1 or 2?

stephenway commented 11 years ago

We did recently modify the scope for this to accommodate source.css.scss I am able to make this work in latest TextMate 2. I'm also curious to see if your using TM1 or 2.

The Update Git Bundle will be removed once added to TM2's bundle repo. Maybe you should see what happens when you run git pull on the SCSS bundle directory.

Astr0surf3r commented 11 years ago

From TextMate file menu

TextMate > About TextMate

appear a dialog box:

TEXTMATE Version 1.5.11 (1635)

do you need any other informations?

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Nkburdick commented 11 years ago

I'm struggling to get this bundle working as well on TM2. I have installed per the instructions and the syntax highlighting works, as does the @include rule. But most of the other snippets don't seem to work. For example the @import, @extend, etc. It's very strange.

bobrocke commented 11 years ago

I'm having no trouble with it in TextMate 2, but TextMate 1.5 just won't "see" it. Maybe I've done something wrong, but putting it in the /Users/Bob/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Managed/Bundles folder should be all that's needed. Right?

Bob

stephenway commented 11 years ago

@bobrocke I think it's just ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles for TextMate 1

bobrocke commented 11 years ago

@stephenway And right, you are! Getting into TextMate at version 2 has shown me how much I don't know about version 1! But there are so many things I'm finding I like better about v1, as I go back and discover it, that I will have to learn to get along without once v2 is the "standard."

Thanks. Maybe some of the problems above are because of things like my mistake.

stephenway commented 11 years ago

@Nkburdick How are you using the snippets? Menus?

Nkburdick commented 11 years ago

@stephenway I'm not quite sure what you're asking. An example would be; If I am in an scss document, the context shows correctly, and also, when I pick bundles -> SCSS -> @-rules -> @import, it works just fine. But, in the same document, if I press "+++ tab" then it doesn't complete to "@import:'';" Does that make sense?

It used to work on my old computer, I've upgraded since then and I can't seem to get either tm1 or tm2 to get this bundle working.

Nkburdick commented 11 years ago

@bobrocke, did you get it to work on tm1.5? I even tried reinstalling textmate and I still can't get the bundle to show up. It must be me, no one else seems to have the problem?

bobrocke commented 11 years ago

I think I did get it working on TM 1.5 by putting it in ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles for TextMate 1

Nkburdick commented 11 years ago

Alright, it's official that its just me then..... I'll give it a try again and see what the problem is.