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Hi,

There's a feature I love that I would love to see. Frankly, without it, I find I'm wasting time.

At the moment, I can click on a brace to see a highlighted path to the other brace, which is fantastic, however I find that more often than not I'd like to see what the matching brace is.

Dear ActiveState,

Looking at this topic which was posted over 2 years ago and has the most comments out of any thread, Where to find Komodo Edit color schemes?, I see that there is strong user demand here.

ActiveState, please setup a repository of user submitted Schemes where we can preview and vote on our favorite Schemes? Also make it easy to import Schemes. The post referenced above is testament to where Komodo needs improvement.

I'd like to hear ActiveState's official POV.

Thank You

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Hi, I recently(3 day's) started using Komodo and was pleasantly surprised that it didn't only do highlighting but also REALLY did auto completion(on JavaScript).

So here I am with an app that actually works (And doesn't kill my laptop on loading *koff**Eclipse**koff*).... and I want more..

Hi,

I'm looking for an all-round editor for HTML, CSS, PHP and Java.

I've downloaded Komodo and had a play with it, but there's a couple of features that are absent (as far as I can tell). I noticed I can get add-ons for Komodo. Does anyone know if these features exist?

1. "Tidy" code. It seems strange that this one is missing. It's fairly basic and is included in a lot of much-less-powerful editors.

== Background ==
The VIM editor allows the user to specify some arbitrary text file somewhere, and then have that text file be used as a source of completion candidates for auto-completed words. One way the user can do this is to specify the path to some file(s) that will be used for this purpose.

== Question ==

hello,

I use a Python web framework (web2py) that automatically instantiates certain variables, so I don't explicitly define them. This has the side effect of breaking code completion in Komodo.

A suggested workaround (posted here: http://kollerie.wordpress.com/2009/04/07/setting-up-your-ide-for-web2py-...) is to add this to the header:

if 0:
    from gluon.globals import *
    from gluon.html import *
    from gluon.http import *
    from gluon.sqlhtml import SQLFORM, SQLTABLE, form_factory
    session = Session()
    request = Request()      
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Hi,

Currently Komodo Edit has Compare files tool; the result of file comparison is displayed in one tab.

I find such kind of displaying of code differences very unusable, even entirely ugly.

It would be much better if code differences were displayed in two panes, one file in left pane the other one in the right. Such approach works very well in PSPad Editor from www.pspad.com.

Hi!
It'd be great if Komodo remembers a project's tab grouping after the project is closed and opened again. I hugely use tab grouping in my work.

Thank you.
Luca

A new little improvement to the standard 'Find Results' Komodo feature.

MoreKomodo v1.7 adds a new tab panel from which user can see all the 'Find Results' operations done.

Read more at http://community.activestate.com/xpi/morekomodo#comment-11003

as usual any feedback is welcomed

When you close a tab, you should be returned to the previous tab you were editing, rather than the rightmost open tab, which is the current behavior.

The situation is, you are editing a file, and you briefly open another file to check something or copy something. Then you close the new file, and instead of being back where you were, you're in a totally different file and have to hunt through all the open tabs to find the file you were working on. I find this small bug an extreme annoyance.