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Komodo Extensibility contest deadline has passed - vote now!

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The deadline has passed and the Komodo team has chosen the finalists for you to vote on to see who wins the big prizes! Vote here for the Komodo XPI Extension category:

http://support.activestate.com/komodo-xpi-ext-vote

Vote here for the Komodo Toolbox Extension category:

http://support.activestate.com/komodo-toolbox-ext-vote

How to Enter

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  1. Read the Rules
  2. Read the Guidelines
  3. Create your entry
  4. Post your entry to this forum

Extensibility Challenge Guidelines

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The Challenge

Create a useful project template or XPI extension, then share it with other
users in this forum.

By far the easier route to go is through the use of the toolbox features and
project templates. You can create macros, templates, snippets and/or run
commands that implement an interesting capability. These features are documented
in Help. There is a lot of power and capability hiding in that toolbox!

Komodo Extensibility Challenge: Official Rules

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1. CONTEST PARTICIPANTS: The ActiveState Komodo Extensibility Challenge (the "Contest") is open to all individuals except employees of ActiveState Software Inc. ("Sponsor") and their affiliates, their agents, and persons with whom they are domiciled ("Qualified Individuals").

Macro : Duplicate line with iteration

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Hi, I wrote macro for duplicate line with iteration.

http://gist.github.com/239624

Relative Paths

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I'm trying to open a file with a relative path. But for some reason I keep getting a "no such file or directory error". The text file is going to be in the same directory as my script. So I want the path to be the current directory where the script is executed. My script is currently being run in Windows, but I need the path name to be platform independent to also run in Unix. This is what I've tried so far:

open noAwardEmail.txt r
open "c:noAwardEmail.txt" r
open c:noAwardEmail.txt r

Help getting started with UDL and luddite

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I've looked through the information in the help documentation on UDLs and the udl language, and poked a bit at koext and luddite. I figured I would start with something really really simple before I jumped into working on a UDL for something more complex, so I thought I would try something fairly simple like some of the basics of Transact-SQL. (And yes, I know that Komodo has SQL already... I just wanted something simple I could start with.)

What is planned for Komodo 6?

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I am curious about what has been planned for Komodo IDE 6. Would anybody tell us, please?

Output window to right of editor vs. beneath editor?

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Is there any way to configure the output window in the bottom pane to display to the right my editor window vs. beneath my editor window? In other words, have my output show up in a side panel-like position?

I'm running Komodo on a new laptop that has a very wide screen, but not much height. I have a ton of room on the right of my display that goes unused but since my display is vertically challenged, I have to constantly re-size my bottom panel to review output or to edit my source.

Thanks!
Malcolm

Tools for developing Komodo add-ons (extensions)

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Question: 

Can you provide some tools to help with developing Komodo extensions?

Answer: 

Komodo project template
There is a project template included with Komodo for creating new Komodo extensions, use the menu:
File->New->New Project from Template
and then select the "Komodo" category. This will create the base structure for a new Komodo extension and include the tools to help build it.

Koext
There is also the Komodo "koext" tool to help in creating and building of Komodo extensions (koext is used by the above project template under the hood), which can be further tweaked to assist in creating new custom language extensions and codeintel add-ons:
http://community.activestate.com/forum/introduction-building-komodo-exte...

Tools
There are many tools that can assist with playing with DOM / JavaScript:
DOM Inspector
Komodo Extension Developer
Venkman JavaScript Debugger
Hack It

Other Docs
Then there is most of the Mozilla extension documentation, which also applies to Komodo (just the UI layout and DOM node naming is different):
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Building_an_Extension

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