Assert equal snippet does not work properly about ruby.tmbundle HOT 3 CLOSED

It is likely a problem with the PATH in my environment. The ase snippet is attempting to shell out to a Ruby script called snippet_paren.rb. That is causing the error message: /bin/sh: snippet_paren.rb: command not found to be inserted where parenthesis ( should be.

As we can see from the message above, the directory containing snippet_paren.rb is not on my PATH. If I actually add that directory: /Users/josh/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Managed/Bundles/Ruby.tmbundle/Support/bin to PATH in the Variables section of preferences, then the ase and similar snippets work properly.

That seems like extra unnecessary work though... =/

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The bundle support directory is added to PATH via ‘bash_init.sh’ which is implicitly sourced for commands without a shebang, but (for 2.0) that doesn’t seem to apply for code in snippets.

The goal is to have (more or less) full backwards compabitility (with 1.x) so this should be changed (in TextMate).

The other issue mentioned about rvm stuff, that does sound like a local issue, see http://wiki.macromates.com/Troubleshooting/RevertToDefaultBundles for how to revert potential customizations.

On Sep 24, 2013, at 17:58, Josh Lubaway [email protected] wrote:

It is likely a problem with the PATH in my environment. The ase snippet is attempting to shell out to a Ruby script called snippet_paren.rb. That is causing the error message: /bin/sh: snippet_paren.rb: command not found to be inserted where parenthesis ( should be.

As we can see from the message above, the directory containing snippet_paren.rb is not on my PATH. If I actually add that directory: /Users/josh/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Managed/Bundles/Ruby.tmbundle/Support/bin to PATH in the Variables section of preferences, then the ase and similar snippets work properly.

That seems like extra unnecessary work though... =/

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Awesome! works great. Thanks guys.

It looks like the bundle updated itself also. It just works now. (:

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