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Hello,

I set the "Width of each tab character" to "4" (default "8") from Edit -> Preferences -> Editor -> Indentation, but when I typed in Tab, it gave me two arrows with width of 4, instead of one like this:

--->--->

and not what I expected:

--->

Then, for testing, I set this value to "2", which gave me this (4 arrows w/ width of 2):

->->->->->->->->

It looks like that, no matter how I configured, it still give me the total length of 8.

What's funnier is that these multiple arrows are regarded as one tab.

How can I set the physical tab width to "4" then?

Hello.

I'm trying to use Komodo Edit 5.2 (Linux/x86_64 on Ubuntu 9.10) and I have my files on a mounted CIFS share. I can access and write the files on the command line, but in Komodo I get "There was an error attempting to save '': No such file or directory".

Can anyone give me a pointer here?

Thanks,

B

Hello!

I've found a bug in komodo.
Course of this problem I had to reinstall komodo.

Steps to reproduce:
- create new project and place it into directory with files
- open window "Project properties and settings" trough pop-up menu
- go to "Languages > Perl" page
- add project root directory to "Additional perl import directories" list (if it can't be added directly, just go one directory level up and then return to project root)

Result:
Button "OK" in "Project propeties and settings" doesn't work any more,
for this project and for ANY others.

Hello,

Hello, I am new to Komodo IDE and have a question regarding the svn integration.

How can I add files to svn:ignore from the IDE? In Eclipse, the svn plugin lets you add files to svn:ignore by right-clicking on a file in the file browser or by selecting the files to ignore upon commiting, but I am not sure how I can do this in Komodo IDE.

Thank you in advance!

Hi all.

This is probably a really stupid question so I apologize.....

I just upgraded to Karmic and am using Komodo Edit 5.2.2.

On the version I was using before, exactly where the "syntax checking status" widget is now, there was a "function browser" (my term.....sorry) that listed every function within the file.

Is that only a paid-for feature?

If not, how can I use it again in Komodo Edit?

Thanks.

-aaron

Greetings All,

Just wanted to ask if anyone else had seen this same issue.

Running Komodo IDE, version 5.2.2, build 35694, platform linux-libcpp6-x86_06 on Ubuntu 9.04.

The menu command Help / List Key Bindings is not working. If I start Komodo from the command line I can see the following error output when I select that menu item:

Obtaining the module object from Python failed.
Traceback (most recent call last):
cant import cStringIO
: No module named time

Hi,
Since updating to Komodo IDE 5.1 I can no longer open it under any account but root.

Starting with -v I do receive warning messages :

komodo: warning environment variable could possibly conflict with Komodo operation: 'MOZ_PIS_API=2'
komodo: warning environment variable could possibly conflict with Komodo operation: 'MOZ_PISMOZBINDIR=./../lib/mozilla'
komodo: warning environment variable could possibly conflict with Komodo operation: 'MOZ_PIS_API=2'
komodo: warning environment variable could possibly conflict with Komodo operation: 'MOZ_PIS_SESSION PID=#####'

Hi Everyone
I ,'ve installed Komodo IDE 5.2 in Linux. But I can not put break point or run a python code since there is no any debug and any other related commands in IDE. But there is available in Windows version. How can I activate debug toolbar in Linux IDE ?

Regards
Cem

Guys,
i'm writing a macro which needs open a file from file name. i used following code:

var project = ko.projects.manager.currentProject;
var part = ko.projects.findPart('file',module_file_name,'*', project);

and it works for sometimes, but when i deleted project file and created new project (for the same file) it doesn't work anymore. any idea? i can see my file in projects pane and also its accessible via "Go to file".

otherwise i have plan to use ko.run.runCommand("grep ...."), harder but at least bullet proof.

tnx

I'm trying to install Komodo IDE 5.2

The requirements on http://docs.activestate.com/komodo/5.2/install.html#System_Req_Lin are met.

But the install.sh tells me:

Could not find platform independent libraries 
Could not find platform dependent libraries 
Consider setting $PYTHONHOME to [:]
'import site' failed; use -v for traceback
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./support/_install.py", line 30, in 
    import os
ImportError: No module named os

What to do?

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