Plugins - Textmate Footnotes

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This plugin saves you time when moving between your browser and Textmate. It adds clickable links to the Rails backtrace when an error occurs, and clickable �footnotes� to the bottom of each page (in development mode only). These links open the correct file in Textmate and move your cursor to the precise line of interest.

In addition, you will have session, params and cookies information available to you in development mode on all rhtml rendered pages.

The latest version allows non-textmate features to work for all users.

NOTE: To anonymously access the Macromates subversion repository, use "svn --username anon --password anon co http:// ..."

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José Valim 12 May 2008

Footnotes has new home:

http://github.com/drnic/rails-footnotes/tree/master

And new features:

http://josevalim.blogspot.com/2008/05/footnotes-v30.html

Also working in Rails 2.0.x. =)

Joe Martinez 7 Apr 2008

I updated the TextMate footnotes plugin for Rails 2.0.2.

See it "here":http://github.com/capitalist/textmate-footnotes/tree/master

Oskar 3 Jan 2008

Confirmed not working on Rails 2.0.2:

Textmate Footnotes Exception: You have a nil object when you didn't expect it! The error occurred while evaluating nil.filename

jm 18 Dec 2007

Great plugin. Thank you. But it does not work with ror 2.0 I will check the code :)

Alex 23 Nov 2007

You don't even need to be a TextMate user -- the session, params and cookies information are well worth the price of admission (free!)

viktor tron 21 Oct 2007

using rails 1.2.5, I get internal server error when the exception is in the template files. (it works ok when the exception comes from the controller or model).

I tried to test it and rake test:plugins PLUGIN=footnotes ... ruby/1.8/ostruct.rb:49:in initialize': undefined methodeach' for :xhr:Symbol (NoMethodError)

Kasper Bjørn 2 Oct 2007
This is a great plugin. But beware! If you are using the excellent http_authentication plugin and get something like: protected method `render' called for #<LoginController:0x35a0e44> You may sit around for hours pulling your hair in various directions. I don't know why it does this and it could be http_authentication issue.

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