rspec users - Sep 2007 - how do I get the beautiful html rspec results in textmate?

I''m going through PeepCode RSpec Basics and he gets a beautiful rspec
results page in html when he presses a hotkey in TextMate.
I would guess it''s along the lines of Apple + R but I don''t
get the same
results and I''m using the same bundle.
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On Sep 16, 2007, at 9:43 PM, Andrew WC Brown wrote:
> I''m going through PeepCode RSpec Basics and he gets a beautiful  
> rspec results page in html when he presses a hotkey in TextMate.
> I would guess it''s along the lines of Apple + R but I
don''t get the
> same results and I''m using the same bundle.
>
>
Works for me - through Bundles => RSpec => "Run Behaviour  
Descriptions in Selected Files", although I''m using the rspec
Bundle
checked out from trunk/.  The bundle has been going through some  
modifications, as of late, though.  Here is a document that shows how  
to use a bundle checked out from subversion (if you care - it''s  
section 5.7.3):

http://macromates.com/textmate/manual/bundles

Scott

On Sun, 2007-09-16 at 21:43 -0400, Andrew WC Brown
wrote:
> I''m going through PeepCode RSpec Basics and he gets a beautiful
rspec
> results page in html when he presses a hotkey in TextMate.
> I would guess it''s along the lines of Apple + R but I
don''t get the
> same results and I''m using the same bundle. 
If you are using the bundle from trunk, you won''t get this unless you
set the model to RSpec.  The behaviour has chanaged recently.

On 9/17/07, Scott Taylor <mailing_lists at railsnewbie.com>
wrote:
> Works for me - through Bundles => RSpec => "Run Behaviour
> Descriptions in Selected Files", although I''m using the rspec
Bundle
> checked out from trunk/.
I use command+D (Run Behaviour Description). This works even if no
file is selected in the Project Drawer. But i don''t know if
I''m using
the latest trunk version (perhaps one week old).

Sascha