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I wonder how to go about debugging a remote PHP server app from Komodo on my local machine. This machine is inside a local network and does not have an IP visible to the outside world.

It seems to me this would be possible if I could run dbgpProxy on the server machine and have both the server and my Komodo connecting to the proxy.

From the docs I understand that dbgpProxy must connect to my local machine, and this would not work, since it has no public IP.

Am I missing something here?

It is possible to search for text in remotely imported folders (those, red ones) in Komodo Edit?

When I right-click on remote folder I get menu with 'Find' item. But when I try to search some text using it I get 'No files were found to search in. Found all occurences of 'searchtext' in collection' error.

Komodo Edit, version 5.1.3, build 3592, platform linux-libcpp6-x86

Hi everybody,
I'm quite new to Komodo and I was trying to customize colors, in order to get my favourite color scheme running.
In Preferences > Fonts and Colors when I click on Background or Foreground buttons, it shows up a grid with a list of predefined colors.
Is there a way to specify a color different from those displayed in the box?
A guy told me there should be an arrow somewhere to do so, but I can see none (I'm with Komodo Edit 5.1.3 on Ubuntu 9.04)
Thanks in advance!

Is it possible to sort the folders at the top of the project list instead of mixing them in like it is now? It leads to a lot of scrolling when working with projects that have a lot of folders.

I cannot get PHP conditional breakpoints to work at all.

Either they always break or they never break.

An example:

$a = "hello";
  echo $a . "";   // Komodo BP with cond:  $a=="hello"   - TRUE
  echo $a . "";   // Komodo BP with cond:  a=="hello"    - TRUE
  echo $a . "";   // Komodo BP with cond:  $a=="world"   - FALSE
  echo $a . "";   // Komodo BP with cond:  a=="world"    - FALSE 
  
  echo "end-of-test";

This is a common problem for me when doing PHP debugging:

1 - At some point while single-stepping in the code I expand an array or an object in the "Locals" tab.

2 - Then I enter deeper functions (step into) or possibly hit a breakpoint in a nested function

3 - Often, the "Locals" ab is clear now, not showing any local vars.

4 - If I search upwards in the call stack, I can find the "last function" where locals are displayed.

5 - Often in this function, I have expanded an array/object. And, on closing all expanded variables and returning to 3, the locals start displaying.