eachtextfile

def self.eachtextfile (&block) projectdir = ENV['TMPROJECTDIRECTORY'] currentfile = ENV['TM_FILEPATH']

 if project_dir then
   TextMate.scan_dir(project_dir, block, TextMate::ProjectFileFilter.new)
 elsif current_file then
   block.call(current_file)
 end

end

I then changed line 40 from TextMate.eachtextfile do |file| to eachtextfile do |file|

That should do the trick for anyone that is having issues with the latest cutting edge release.

Any idea of why the newest Textmate update broke the auto import of classes in the project? (apple + shift + i)

But as Michael Narciso comments, the color syntax does not work.

Switching to AS2 gives me a nice color syntax, but unfortunately I´m working with AS3. ;)

Simon, would you be so kind and help me out here? :)

Thanks so much for the AS3 Bundle.

I’m currently having problems with the reliability of linking to the Documentation (docs).

I’ve followed your instruction meticulously:

My docs folder is as advised, in the Flex SDK directory. It occassionally works and then occassionally tells me that:

Search failed for “NetConnection” (or whichever class name).

I do not have the Flash authoring application installed as I’m trying to use only TextMate with the Flex SDK.

The instructions below the above message then seem different to those provided in the TextMate As3 Bundle ‘docs’ help where by it states a path that wuld suggest I have Flash installed.

The advise for setting the search path manually may also be referencing something that’s installed with Flash as a search for ‘help_toc.xml’ returns nothing :-(

I hope this is the most relevant area of your site to post this thread. If not I apologise.

A reply with regards to correctly CTRL-H linking to the docs would be really helpful.

Many thanks in advance

David