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 osWhat to do?
[SOLVED]
I've found a bug in Komodo (Komodo IDE, version 5.2.0, build 33832, platform linux-libcpp6-x86).
Steps to reproduce:
- open some files all saved except the one unsaved (just press "New file" button and type something)
- select tab with any saved file
- press Ctrl+W and hold it for some time
Results:
I have extremely many dialog boxes "Save changes to FILENEME? Yes/No/Cancel" (I've attached a screenshot)
I have only just found KE and it is an impressive tool. I particularly like the remote editing facility and the auto-indentation.
Previously I have used Kate on Linux and UltraEdit on Windows - which is excellent - and I have tried UE on Linux but that still lacks a few features.
There are a couple of KE issues -
I have Komodo 5.2 running on XP and Ruby on Ubuntu. I want to set-up remote debugging.
The Ruby debugging help page says to go to the Komodo Remote Debugging Page ( http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Downloads/Komodo/RemoteDebugging )and install the sofwate appropriate for my applicaiton. I don't see Ruby anywhere.
Is it possible to remotely debug Ruby on Ubuntu while using Komodo on Windows?
Thanks,
Adam
Hi,
I´m new here, because I have to work with the komodo ide.
After the installation I have a little problem:
On my computer runs WinXP, but the Perl script will be executed on a ubuntu linux machine. The /home directory is a shared folder in the winXP system.
The Problem is: When I work on the WinXP System, komodo underlines red for example this line "use WWW::Mechanize;" because this package is not installed on the windows system, so komodo don´t support this package.
I'm running Komodo IDE 5.2 on both my Vista machine and Ubuntu machine. Problem is while I (mostly) get code completions developing Django on the Vista machine, I don't get any at all when developing on Ubuntu. Django is not in the default dist-packages directory, but it is obviously in my PYTHONPATH. How can this be resolved?
PERL MODULE MANAGER - perlmod Version 1.1.0
To Install perl modules and all dependent modules,Uninstall perl modules,List all perl modules in system,Search for a perl module in cpan.org and system,List all files of a perl module and Details of a perl module.
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Features:
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a) We can install any number of modules in a single command. Also all dependent modules of these modules insta
lled simultaneously.
b) Uninstall modules from the system
c) Print all files related to a module
d) List all perl modules installed in the system