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Because I didn't create textmate link when installing, so it can not find 'mate' command. who can help me to deal with this? thanks
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TextMate supports the normal ways of opening documents, that is, dragging them to the TextMate application icon or opening document types set to open with TextMate.
Mate command. Applies a mate relationship between two parts in an assembly. A mate relationship ensures that the face of one part in an assembly is coplanar to and facing another part. Mated part faces can touch each other or be offset from each other.
TextMate 2, one of the best text and code editors for OS X has decided to go open source with a GPL 3 license.
Textmate 2:
From the menu:
Textmate -> Preferences -> Terminal: click install
For more information read the "Terminal Preferences" from Help
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Even though is question is more suited for Super User, I'll bite:
Creating a symbolic link can either be done by selecting Help → Terminal Usage… from the menu, or from the shell by running something like the following:
ln -s /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/Resources/mate ~/bin/mate This assumes that you have ~/bin created and in your path and that TextMate is installed in /Applications.
Therefore, I'd recommend looking inside of the Textmate.app bundle :)
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