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I found this post containing a script that svn checkouts a fairly functional erlang TextMate bundle. Neat-o!

I edited the bundle to allow it to update itself, using a slightly modified form of the original script.

• Bundles->Bundle Editor->Show Bundle Editor
• Click on the menu entry text “erlang”
• Drag a new separator to the bottom of the erlang bundle menu structure
• Expand the erlang bundle menu
• Use the drop-down + to create a new command
• • Save: Nothing
  • Command(s):
    Code (bash)

    1. #!/bin/bash
    2.          
    3. if [ -z "${TM_SVN}" ]; then
    4.   echo "You must define the location of your svn client in the variable TM_SVN."
    5.   exit 1
    6. fi
    7.  
    8. echo "Changing to Bundles directory…"
    9. mkdir -p /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles
    10. cd /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles
    11.  
    12. if [ -d /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles/Erlang.tmbundle ]; then
    13.   echo Erlang bundle already exists - updating…
    14.   $TM_SVN up Erlang.tmbundle
    15. else
    16.   echo Checking out Erlang bundle…
    17.   $TM_SVN –username anon –password anon co http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Bundles/Erlang.tmbundle/
    18. fi
    19.  
    20. echo "Reloading bundles in TextMate…"
    21. osascript -e ‘tell app "TextMate" to reload bundles’
    22.  
    23. exit 0

    as downloadble file

  • Input: None
  • Output: Show as Tool Tip

Now you can update the bundle from it’s own menu option!

I believe erlang is quickly becoming that “language I always should’ve learned” language — and all this time, I thought that language was LISP.