Hi! I use the Komodo Edit and I'm having some trouble to make portuguese accents (like á, é, ê etc) work in the editor. I'm using utf-8 encoding in the files. When I use this encoding in another editor the accents just came out properly. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
I've just started encountering a strange issue with Komodo under Ubuntu 9.04. When using the keyboard shortcut for 'Go to file' (ctrl-shift-o), the go to file window opens, but does not come to the front, so typing does not work until the I click the window to focus it (defeating the point).
Interestingly, the IDE window, though it appears to have focus, does not accept keyboard input either, and the text entry box in the 'go to file' window does have an orange border around it.
Anyone have any idea what I've done to cause this, or what could fix it?
Hi all,
I'm having a problem with Komodo Edit 5.1.4, x64 running under Ubuntu 9.04.
Whe I try to replace the string 'SUBPARTITION .* ,' by '' in the attached file, using 'replace all', komodo edit just hangs (the screen turns grey, and I have to kill the process). Any idea what's happening?
thanks in advance
Kubuntu, KDE, Dolphin..
If I have a folder view open to: fish://root@localhost/usr/local/bin
And load a script, say "foo.sh". It opens in komodo as "24566.0.foo.sh", which I assume is a temporary file. So far so good.
But if I save this file, the original is untouched!
In Kate (the default KDE editor), the file name remains unchanged, and open/save is completely transparent.
Is there a way to get komodo to play nice with the KIO slaves/fsh? Or prevent it from using a temporary file, or something like that?
Or is this a bug in Komodo?
Hi. I'm trying to find a decent text editor/IDE for Linux, and so far (aside from the toolbox being at completely the wrong side!) komodo looks the part, but I'm having one major issue; launching documents from inside Dolphin does nothing, at all.
I installed komodo and created a Kickoff menu item, and everything else works as expected, except to open documents from the file manager, I need to drag them across desktops and so on. If I launch the normal way (click or context menu), a second instance of komodo seems to launch (there's launch feedback) and then nothing happens.
My work group uses a collaborative website to share and document code, and we love the 'print to html' feature in Komodo Edit. However, we would really like to be able to insert that published code directly, without having to manually delete line numbers. As far as I can tell this is not currently possible. I'm happy to edit the script that converts Komodo documents to html (so that it can do so without exporting line numbers) and then publish the result as a Komodo extension. Can anyone point me toward the file I should edit to accomplish this?
Thanks!
Hi,
I'm using Komodo 5.1.4. We have an older Debian on servers with glibc 2.3.x. This glibc does not support loading of shared libraries linked with --hash-style=gnu option. The _client2x.so in python dbgp client for Komodo 5.x is linked with gnu hash style, which can be checked by:
readelf -a _client24.so | grep HASH [ 1] .gnu.hash GNU_HASH 0000000000000158 00000158
Hi.
Would it possible to change the default templates for the languages Komodo-Edit support?
Say, set a blank template instead of a template with a „hashbang” for the scripting languages or change the default html template on a custom.
Thanks.
I have a project that includes a sub-subdirectory containing auxiliary programs.
In the projects toolbox I added a live folder.
Unfortunately I cannot launch the programs in this subfolder using F5 or F7. I will receive a blank GTK-Window (I use PyGTK) and setting breakpoints in the __init__ method does not stop execution.
It has to be something trivial but I cannot see the forrest for all the trees.
Any suggestions? Thanks
Dec
I'm finding good gui editor. Komodo is nice, but all gui editor/ide are less keyboard editing features. I want to add more vi feature based on default vi schema.
Where is completed komodo api document for extending ?