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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

Hi,

For some reason, lately Ctrl-Clicking on a class name/method isn't underlining it and jumping to the correct file/line. I've tried starting with a new profile and it still doesn't work (mv ~/.komodoide ~/.komodoide.bak). Using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl-K, Ctrl-G does work however, so it seems that it can find the definition. Is there any way I can restore the Ctrl-Click functionality? Or any more info I can give to help fix it?

Thanks
Andy

Komodo passes all checks and the only thing in pystderr.log is:

/home/XXXX/Komodo-IDE-5/lib/mozilla/python/komodo/twisted/cred/identity.py:23: DeprecationWarning: the md5 module is deprecated; use hashlib instead
import md5, types, sys, warnings
[2009-08-31 20:49:07,437] [WARNING] keybindings: Upgrading keybindings from version: 14 to 15

I can checkout SVN projects just fine, but it will not recognize a svn, cvs or git project. All I get in SCC Console is "No SCC handler found for: file:///home/XXXX....."

Hi

I can not save any files on my Gentoo (x86_64) (using Komodo 5.1.3 build 28369, platform linux-libcpp6-x86_64)

The save dialog appears, then i hit "save" and nothing happens. This happened on the MacOS X version as well, but I haven't seen it for some time now.

This is very annoying, I can't work. I am running a licensed version (standard license).

Does anyone know why this happens? It can not be file permissions, I've set them to 777 and also tried to save it as roo, nothing helps.

Can anyone tell me why?

Daniel

I'm using Komodo-4.4.1 on Gentoo Linux and doing remote debugging of a Perl script on a Redhat system.

We have a logging object that sets up a filehandle:

$self->[$IDX_FILE] = IO::Handle->new_from_fd( fileno(STDERR), ">>" )
|| die "Error on fdopen(STDERR): $!";
$self->[$IDX_FILE]->autoflush(1);

Later on we print logging messages to it:

# WARNING: Becuase we always want perl to write the raw bytes to
# the logfile (more useful in debugging) we need to make sure perl
# thinks that the message is just bytes not "characters"
Encode::_utf8_off($msg);

hi
im using
ActivePerl-5.8.9.825-i686-linux-glibc-2.3.2-288577
and
PDK v7.2
but whenever i try compiling with perlapp i get this error

libperl.so at '/opt/ActivePerl-5.8/lib/CORE/libperl.so' is not compatible with the PDK.

i even tried replacing that lib with one from pdk/lib in vain

any ideas?

I just had a crash in Komodo 5 Beta 1. It tried to send a bug report, but failed for some reason. So I'm assuming there's a file somewhere on my machine that it tried to send. If I can find that file, I'll send it manually.

Meanwhile, here's what happened. I did a "Quit" from the menu and nothing happened. So I did a second "Quit". It closed out the windows, and a bug report form popped up. So I filled out the form, at which point it told me it couldn't send it for some unspecified reason.

What do I need to do - in order to import an existing folder structure into a project in a way that I can move the files from within the Komodo?

It's been a while since I worked with Komodo - a couple of years. And I just can't figure out this Live / Static projects thing. Is there a way to disable that all together and have something as I would call WYSIWYG when it comes to folders and files? You know if I do something something from within Komodo it is done in the file-system itself?

Do I now need to have a file manager open beside Komodo + Komodo in Live mode - to do it that way?

Hi,

I have been looking at a problem one ouf our customers was having using ActivePerl to connect via DBD:ODBC to our SQL Server driver on Linux. After investigating, the problem seems to be that the version of iODBC you have built your distribution with expects the W (wide) functions (SQLDriverConnectW, SQLConnectW) to use four byte unicode. Unfortunatly that will fail with just about every ODBC driver out there that exports the W functions, as most of those will expect 2 byte wide characters, just the same as on Windows

In want create a new Macro in python. Some stuff works...
sample "import urllib, os, sys, re, getopt, select, xml.dom.minidom, gettext, komodo" work.
But when i want import other module (dbus or pydcop) then make Komodo a error.

ImportError: No module named dbus

In a python shell work import dbus.
In Komdo self works the Modul dbus but why not in a Macro?
What can i do?