RubyMotion in the editor type

[alexvbush]

Hi, didn't know how ask a question so I had to create an issue...
I installed the bundle but could't use it in currently open editor views, is there something I'm missing?
Also build and run doesn't seem to work...

[berklee]

Thanks for creating an issue. What exactly are you trying to do that's not working?

Build and run not working, I understand. But are what do you mean with: "I installed the bundle but could't use it in currently open editor views"?

[alexvbush]

Yeah, sorry, wrote this in a rush... When I edit my code for a RubyMotion project Textmate still thinks that I'm editing a regular ruby file so there is no highlight or auto-complete from the editor's side. Plus build and run was trying to run the ruby file itself instead of launching simulator with rake for the project.

[berklee]

I just reinstalled my system, I'll take a look at this, see if I can replicate it.

[tsugua]

I'm seeing this issue too in Textmate 2.0.0-alpha.9331. RubyMotion doesn't show up as an option in the drop down language selection menu in the textmate file.

[mikbe]

Same problem here in TextMate 1.5.11 (1635). I've got the bundle installed and I see it under bundler manager but I don't have a RubyMotion file type so I can't use the bundle with the shortcut keys.

[emancu]

I've the last version of textmate 2.0 beta, and I used ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Managed/Bundles directory.

The bundle is appears in Bundle list, but I can't choose RubyMotion option in a file type list.

[beathyate]

It worked for me after this #6. The commands works with Ruby selected. I'm using the latest version of TextMate (2.0-alpha.9409).

[emancu]

@goddamnhippie But you remove the CMD+R shortcut for ruby files? or how do you did it ?

[beathyate]

@emancu you can remap shortcuts in the Bundle Editor, when there is more than one command with the same shortcut, you get options and select a number, 1, 2, 3, etc.

[emancu]

@goddamnhippie I know, but if I hit CMD+R in a ruby file.. it just run the ruby file without options :/
And I want to compile and run the rubymotion code.

[beathyate]

@emancu you are right, I was looking for completition only, I just tested what you said and that doesn't work. Even worse, it doesn't work directly either because it doesn't use bundle exec.

[mmzoo]

Uhm, the language syntax/grammar seems to be entirely missing. I saw one fork which implemented this: https://github.com/tneems/RubyMotion.tmbundle/blob/master/Syntaxes/RubyMotion.tmLanguage

It seems this repository is not maintained which leads to people forking around. The most complete one probably being https://github.com/craig1410/RubyMotion.tmbundle The other issue #8 would also be fixed by merging that fork into the original one here.