Every time I debug the same file, I have to re-enter the
directory in the Debugging Options field. How can I get
Komodo to remember it?
This is due to bug http://bugs.activestate.com/show_bug.cgi?id=80940,
in which Komodo uses the project's specific configurations, rather
than the "global" ones associated with each file.
The usual workaround is to make sure that you select a different
project, so the active project doesn't contain the file you're
trying to debug.
Hello Komodo developers and users,
I've been using Komodo (Edit) for a while, around two years i think, and i'm still bummed by the way Komodo handles indentation and the preferences for that. Actually, i'm now more puzzled/frustrated than ever as i've been working on several projects with different coding practices (including two different practices for HTML files and HTML-based templates).
This is a bit long; please bear with me if you're interested in the subject and/or are a Komodo developer. :)
Background syntax checking can't be turned off for a language
As a default, Komodo has HTML syntax checking and (some) WAI conformance checking using Tidy, and CSS syntax checking using… hum, something else/a generic mechanism.
One problem is that those syntax checking implementations have some false positives, which makes it hard to distinguish real errors from the rest. More on that later.
Thanks to this post (http://osdir.com/ml/ide.komodo.general/2006-04/msg00032.html) I can now open *.swf files inside komodo 5.1.
All I had to do was to copy the necessary flash library to the komodo mozilla plugin directory.
/Komodo-Edit-5/lib/mozilla/plugins
In ubuntu the responsibe file is called libflashplayer.so. If you have already installed the flash plugin, you'll most likely find this file here
/usr/lib/adobe-flashplugin
or here
/usr/lib/flashplugin-installer
I am an extreme novice and just starting to use Komodo Edit 5.1. I am trying to edit an XSLT file and but when I open it as an XSLT file and with XSLT as the language selected, it just loads as a string. Selecting 'Reflow Paragraph' just applies a type of word-wrap. Does KE5 provide any formatting to make the editing easier?
Thanks
Forgive the dumb question, but I really can't work out how to do this ...
Is it possible, using the 'Conditional' breakpoint settings, to break whenever a variable is changed, rather than on a specific value?
-- hugh