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Setting "Recently Used" Projects in preferences has no affect

I changed the number of recently used projects in Preferences from 5 to 10 a couple weeks ago, but it seems to have no effect. With almost daily use and opening of more than 5 different projects, still only the 5 most recent projects are shown in the list. The setting in Preferences indicates that my choice of 10 was accepted.

Is this a bug in the software? Does this preference work for other users?

Memory limit on Leopard MacPro

Dear all,

what is the memory limit for ActivePerl 5.10 on Mac OS X Leopard? I have a dual-processor MacPro workstation with 16GB memory, but perl scripts seem to cause malloc errors whenever the script asks for more than approximately 3GB of memory.

Any help/pointers will be greatly appreciated!

Sincerely,
Stas.

Source control on content

Hello, I'm sure I'm missing something here, but I can't seem to do an svn update for the whole project (like doing svn update at the root of my project in the terminal) I remember in Komodo 4.3 there was a Source Control on contents option where I could choose update.

Is it because my kpf file is in the directory ? I can update files individually, or put them all in a Change list and update, but it runs svn update for each file.

Thanks,

Nat

Unable to move the Komodo Edit.app directory on OSX

Hello,

I installed Komodo Edit 4.4.1 on Mac OS X Leopard, and it works fine. But today I tried to reorganize my Applications folder (which was the normal OSX mess of applications tucked in one folder), and for most applications it works fine but Komodo Edit won't start and I get this error (launching it from a terminal):

TypeError: Components.classes['@activestate.com/koLoggingService;1'] has no properties
ReferenceError: alert is not defined

I moved the "Komodo Edit.app" folder to /Applications, and it works fine that way.

Paste function doesn't work

The paste function works very intermitently. Whether I copy or cut text, I then cannot paste it somewhere else. I've tried the keyboard CTRL v and from the edit menu.

Mac window cannot resize to display bottom pane

I'm having a reoccurring problem when using Komodo IDE 4.4.1 on the Mac where the editor window cannot show the bottom (SCC/Command Output) pane because you cannot resize the window to include it.

The window opens so that the grow box is hidden (is below the bottom of the window), the Project and code scroll bars continue below the bottom of the window (so you cannot see the bottom down arrow) and the bottom pane is below the bottom of the window.

Command Line + Wait?

Hello,

Is there a way to get Komodo to behave in such a way that I can use it as a non-returning text editor? I realize this description isn't very clear, but TextMate does offer this, and it's something I'd really like to do with Komodo. (see: http://manual.macromates.com/en/using_textmate_from_terminal "The General EDITOR Variable")

For example, right now, if I launch Komodo from the command line:

/Applications/Komodo\ IDE.app/Contents/MacOS/komodo ~/test.php

Regex works in RxToolkit but fails in simple PHP program... Help, please.

In BBEdit, and in the RxToolkit in Komodo, the regex pattern (http:[a-zA-Z0-9_\.-/]+)\] matches: http://doctordeluca.com/link.htm] including the final bracket.

And in both BBEdity and RxToolkit, the replacement, \1> is correctly made (see code fragment below), and the resulting sentence is:

This is a sentence with a [url=http://doctordeluca.com/wordpress/index.htm>BBCode hyperlink[/url] inserted.

The problem is that it fails in a simple PHP program coded and run in Komodo.

xdebug stopped working

I am using a Intel Mac running leopard and using Komodo 4.4.1. I previously set up xdebug for remote debugging on my local machine and it was working. I don't recall I mess with the setting anymore afterwards but now it just stops working.

problem installing 5.10 on MAC OS X

Hi,

I am new to Mac (longtime Windows user). I am trying to install ActivePerl 5.10. Everything seems to go fine, but I can't find the program in my Applications area. I saw something in the documentation that suggested it might have installed into my user area, so I looked there and I can find the ActivePerl image file, but not the program itself. There is also a 100 mb file (or so) that when I click on it just get me the installation page again.