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re: update

ToddW — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 22:24:04 +0000

I've updated the link (the name changed after I'd changed the content, argh!).

I'd suggest modifying one of the existing UDL languages, whichever is closest to your language, such as PHP, and tweak it. Most of the UDL languages included in Komodo are here, you'll want to start from the mainlex udl files, such as "php-mainlex.udl":
http://svn.openkomodo.com/openkomodo/browse/openkomodo/trunk/src/udl/udl

Here is some additional links about UDL:
http://docs.activestate.com/komodo/5.0/udl.html
http://blogs.activestate.com/ericp/2007/01/kid_adding_a_ne.html

Additional UDL forum messages that may provide relevant info and examples:
http://community.activestate.com/forum-topic/html-udl-and-code-intellige...
http://community.activestate.com/forum-topic/komodo-html-template

Cheers,
Todd

Hi Todd: I solved the error

ysap — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 21:30:07 +0000

Hi Todd:

I solved the error message by upgrading python as you adviced.

The first link is not available any more?

Trying to follow the koext help files, is there any tutorial for udl?

Basicly the language I am trying to use is just some extra tags in html files just like jsp, php. The file extension is still .html. my understanding is I just need to modify the existing html udl that shipped with Komodo?

if that's correct, which file shall I go after?

thanks

re: koext help

ToddW — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 19:36:24 +0000

I believe this is because the Python version (found on your path) that is required to run the koext script is too old.

You can check the version and it's location using:

python -V
which python
whereis python

You'll need to install a newer version of Python and ensure that the newer version is found on your PATH before the older version, or alternatively run the newer version of Python directly:

/usr/local/bin/python /Applications/Komodo Edit.app/Contents/SharedSupport/sdk/bin/koext

Cheers,
Todd

Oops, koext error

ysap — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 19:24:01 +0000

Looks like the third link is close to what i need to do.
when i tried to following command

koext help gettingstarted

I got the following error:

File "/Applications/Komodo Edit.app/Contents/SharedSupport/sdk/bin/koext", line 46
from os.path import (join, exists, isdir, isfile, abspath, normcase,
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Any idea?

Komodo 5.02

many thanks

right

ToddW — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 19:18:51 +0000

Yes, luddite was removed in a later version of Komodo. The guide does not actually show any usage of luddite, but I've cleaned up the docs a bit to mention luddite has been removed.

Thanks for letting us know.

Cheers,
Todd

re: language extension guide

ysap — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 19:12:16 +0000

Hi Todd:
Thanks for replying so quikly.
The first link is the one I looked and couldn't follow because there is no luddite under my installation folder. is that because of the version is too high?

I will dig up the other two links.

many thanks

ysap

re: language extension guide

ToddW — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 19:02:00 +0000

There is the following guide for creating a new UDL language extension (which seems to be what you need):
http://community.activestate.com/node/1390

For an example of existing UDL extensions, see maya:
http://svn.openkomodo.com/openkomodo/browse/addons/maya

For example of steps taking to create a SQL language extension, see:
http://community.activestate.com/forum-topic/pl-sql-coide-intelligence

Cheers,
Todd

This is a known bug on OS X introduced in 5.0

ericp — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 22:43:12 +0000

It's written up at
http://bugs.activestate.com/show_bug.cgi?id=80844, but I'll
give an overview here.

The problem is in how we refer to keybindings in the defaults
files. On earlier versions of OS X, we would refer to a binding
with a name like "Shift+Meta+7", and that would map to
the [View|View EOL Markers] command.

On OS X, with Komodo 5, we need to refer to the shifted character.
You can load Mac.kkf and make these modifications, or use
[Preferences|Editor|Key bindings] to change them in
your own keybinding sets.

-binding cmd_viewEOL Meta+Shift+7
-binding cmd_viewIndentationGuides Meta+Shift+5
+binding cmd_viewEOL Meta+Shift+&
+binding cmd_viewIndentationGuides Meta+Shift+%
-binding cmd_viewWhitespace Meta+Shift+8
+binding cmd_viewWhitespace Meta+Shift+*
-binding cmd_wordWrap Meta+Shift+9
+binding cmd_wordWrap Meta+Shift+(

I haven't tested this, but I doubt these changes will work
on non-US/English keyboards.

re: bug status

ToddW — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 15:26:45 +0000

The bug is still outstanding, and unfortunately it will not be fixed for the initial Komodo 5.0.0 release (hopefully it can be fixed early in a 5.0.x patch release build).

There was a workaround bug that has been fixed for Komodo 5.0.0, enabling you to set the KOMODO_HOSTNAME environment variable, which Komodo will use instead of the real machine hostname, see:
http://bugs.activestate.com/show_bug.cgi?id=47458

Cheers,
Todd

status on the fix

burton_simondsfamily — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 13:47:29 +0000

I noticed in the bug thread they were talking about getting a fix in 4.4, (which I also noticed didnt make it) However the the thread has not been updated since june. Is it something that is going to still be fixed? maybe in 5.0?

re: hostname problem

ToddW — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 20:17:04 +0000

Yes, Komodo is using the hostname to form a part of the directory where Komodo will keep certain settings like the remote servers.

See this bug for the details:
http://bugs.activestate.com/show_bug.cgi?id=40386

There is a workaround to manually set the Mac OS X hostname, so that it does not keep changing, but I don't have the details of how this is done...

Cheers,
Todd

Mine is doing the same

sanjuro — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 19:11:31 +0000

Mine is doing the same thing, though I haven't tried to associated it with the VPN (I do use one occasionally though, so that could be it). Also OSX Tiger (Intel) and Komodo v 4.4.

Any suggestions would be welcome.

Debug logging

mmitchell_riccagroup — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 21:19:42 +0100

I have turned on debug and I get the following results

--- START LOG ----
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: open: s:www.***DOMAIN REMOVED***.com p:21 u:mmitchell
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: TLS data encryption setting was successful.
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: do_authenticateWithPassword: login successful
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: Password authentication successful.
INFO: koFTPSConnection: ftps connection opened on www.***DOMAIN REMOVED***.com:21 for user mmitchell
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: Sending NOOP
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: do_getHomeDirectory: path '/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: list: (refresh:False) path: '/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: list: path is not cached, getting info
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: Sending NOOP
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: do_getParentPath: '/' -> '/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: _createRFInfoFromPath: '/'
INFO: koFTPSConnection: LIST -lad failed: Socket is not connected
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: _createRFInfoFromPath: Not using 'LIST -lad' any further
ERROR: koFTPSConnection: Unable to get path info for: /
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: Error: 200 Type set to A.: ('200 Type set to A.',)
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: Sending NOOP
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: list: (refresh:False) path: '/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: list: path is not cached, getting info
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: Sending NOOP
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: do_getParentPath: '/' -> '/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: _createRFInfoFromPath: '/'
ERROR: koFTPSConnection: Unable to get path info for: /
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: Error: 200 Type set to A.: ('200 Type set to A.',)
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: _getEncodedFilepath:: filepath: u'/', rfinfo: None
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: do_getParentPath: '/' -> '/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: _getEncodedFilepath:: No rfinfo, trying parent rf_info: u'/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: list: (refresh:True) path: '/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: list: path is not cached, getting info
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: Sending NOOP
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: do_getParentPath: '/' -> '/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: _createRFInfoFromPath: '/'
ERROR: koFTPSConnection: Unable to get path info for: /
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: Error: 200 Type set to A.: ('200 Type set to A.',)
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: do_getParentPath: '/' -> '/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: list: (refresh:False) path: '/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: list: path is not cached, getting info
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: Sending NOOP
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: do_getParentPath: '/' -> '/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: _createRFInfoFromPath: '/'
ERROR: koFTPSConnection: Unable to get path info for: /
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: Error: 200 Type set to A.: ('200 Type set to A.',)
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: list: (refresh:False) path: '/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: list: path is not cached, getting info
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: Sending NOOP
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: do_getParentPath: '/' -> '/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: _createRFInfoFromPath: '/'
ERROR: koFTPSConnection: Unable to get path info for: /
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: Error: 200 Type set to A.: ('200 Type set to A.',)
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: list: (refresh:False) path: '/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: list: path is not cached, getting info
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: Sending NOOP
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: do_getParentPath: '/' -> '/'
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: _createRFInfoFromPath: '/'
ERROR: koFTPSConnection: Unable to get path info for: /
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: Error: 200 Type set to A.: ('200 Type set to A.',)
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: closing connection
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: do_close: Closing FTP connection
DEBUG: koFTPSConnection: __del__: koFTP deleted
--- END LOG ---

Its hard to say whats going on here but it seems that the data is never being returned from the path listing and Komodo tries all methods it can handle before giving up.

I will open a bug to continue to track this.

re: likely a bug

ToddW — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 20:56:34 +0100

Yes, it does seem strange that the MacOS version of Komodo does not work whilst the PC version does.

You can turn on additional Komodo logging of these protocols, which should provide more information on what Komodo is doing.

There are protocol handler files "koSFTP.py", "koFTPS.py", etc... stored under your Komodo installation:
/Applications/Komodo IDE 4.4.app/Contents/MacOS/components/koSFTP.py

If you open these files, you should find a line near the top of the file:

#log.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)

Uncomment this line, i.e. to look like:

log.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)

then save the file and restart Komodo.

The next time Komodo starts, try the sftp login again and check the log files again, there should be additional information pertaining to the SFTP protocol handling.

Also, you may want to start a Komodo bug for this problem, in order to better track communications and any patches/fixes:
http://bugs.activestate.com/enter_bug.cgi?product=komodo

Thanks,
Todd

Log file

mmitchell_riccagroup — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 20:22:22 +0100

Here is a snippet from the log file on the server. You can see that the connection is made but Komodo keeps trying to list the files in the / directory.

08/10/13 14:12:34, 6523, 74.1.169.178, , new connection from 74.1.169.178 on 192.168.1.10:21 (Explicit SSL)
08/10/13 14:12:34, 6523, 74.1.169.178, , hostname resolved : h-74-1-169-178.phlapafg.covad.net
08/10/13 14:12:34, 6523, 74.1.169.178, , sending welcome message.
08/10/13 14:12:34, 6523, 74.1.169.178, , 220 Gene6 FTP Server v3.8.0 (Build 34) ready...
08/10/13 14:12:34, 6523, 74.1.169.178, , AUTH TLS
08/10/13 14:12:34, 6523, 74.1.169.178, , 234 AUTH command ok; starting SSL connection.
08/10/13 14:12:34, 6523, 74.1.169.178, , establishing encrypted session
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, , USER mmitchell
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 331 Password required for mmitchell.
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, PASS ****
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, logged in as "mmitchell".
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 230 User mmitchell logged in.
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, PASV
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 227 Entering Passive Mode (74,205,80,10,19,209)
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, PBSZ 0
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 200 PBSZ=0
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, PROT P
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 200 PROT command successful.
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, CWD /
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, change directory '/' -> 'Empty://' --> Access allowed.
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 250 CWD command successful. "/" is current directory.
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, TYPE A
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 200 Type set to A.
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, PASV
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 227 Entering Passive Mode (74,205,80,10,19,192)
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, LIST -la
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 150 Data connection accepted from 74.1.169.178:61319; transfer starting.
08/10/13 14:12:35, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, establishing encrypted session
08/10/13 14:12:55, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 226 Transfer ok.
08/10/13 14:12:55, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, CWD /
08/10/13 14:12:55, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, change directory '/' -> 'Empty://' --> Access allowed.
08/10/13 14:12:55, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 250 CWD command successful. "/" is current directory.
08/10/13 14:12:55, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, NOOP
08/10/13 14:12:55, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 200 NOOP command successful.
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, NOOP
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 200 NOOP command successful.
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, CWD /
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, change directory '/' -> 'Empty://' --> Access allowed.
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 250 CWD command successful. "/" is current directory.
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, TYPE A
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 200 Type set to A.
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, PASV
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 227 Entering Passive Mode (74,205,80,10,20,34)
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, CWD /
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, change directory '/' -> 'Empty://' --> Access allowed.
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 250 CWD command successful. "/" is current directory.
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, NOOP
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 200 NOOP command successful.
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, CWD /
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, change directory '/' -> 'Empty://' --> Access allowed.
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 250 CWD command successful. "/" is current directory.
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, TYPE A
08/10/13 14:12:56, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 200 Type set to A.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, PASV
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 227 Entering Passive Mode (74,205,80,10,20,18)
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, CWD /
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, change directory '/' -> 'Empty://' --> Access allowed.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 250 CWD command successful. "/" is current directory.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, NOOP
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 200 NOOP command successful.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, CWD /
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, change directory '/' -> 'Empty://' --> Access allowed.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 250 CWD command successful. "/" is current directory.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, TYPE A
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 200 Type set to A.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, PASV
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 227 Entering Passive Mode (74,205,80,10,20,76)
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, CWD /
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, change directory '/' -> 'Empty://' --> Access allowed.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 250 CWD command successful. "/" is current directory.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, NOOP
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 200 NOOP command successful.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, CWD /
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, change directory '/' -> 'Empty://' --> Access allowed.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 250 CWD command successful. "/" is current directory.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, TYPE A
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 200 Type set to A.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, PASV
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 227 Entering Passive Mode (74,205,80,10,19,252)
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, CWD /
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, change directory '/' -> 'Empty://' --> Access allowed.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 250 CWD command successful. "/" is current directory.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, NOOP
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 200 NOOP command successful.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, CWD /
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, change directory '/' -> 'Empty://' --> Access allowed.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 250 CWD command successful. "/" is current directory.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, TYPE A
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 200 Type set to A.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, PASV
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 227 Entering Passive Mode (74,205,80,10,20,26)
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, CWD /
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, change directory '/' -> 'Empty://' --> Access allowed.
08/10/13 14:12:57, 6523, 74.1.169.178, mmitchell, 250 CWD command successful. "/" is current directory.

I don't see why Komodo is having a problem listing the directory on a Mac when it does just fine to the same server on a PC. I also tried CyberDuck (ftps client) on the Mac and that program connects fine which is why I think there may be a problem with Komodo.