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Im running PHP 5 on Leopard via Mamp. Is this the correct path for the PHP default interpreter: /applications/Mamp Pro 1.7.1/Mamp Pro.app

Thanks.

Hi all.
Can anyone tell me how to get Komodo Edit and the Sciviews-K extension working on Mac OS X Snow Leopard? I am running the 64-bit R interpreter, v. 2.9.2. The extension is installed, but I am getting an svMisc package error, and I think tcltk is not likely working. Does anyone have this extension working properly on Snow Leopard? I think it would be great to use.

Thanks for any assistance. R works fine on my system aside from this Komodo Edit extension challenge. I will probably opt to use Textmate if I can't get this running.

Thanks again,

Leo

I have just downloaded komodo html editor onto my new mac. I opened my home page's html, www.englishwordplay.com/index.html ; but when I looked at it in the offline browser, it did not link to my css page as it had in the html kit I used on my pc. Please can you advise. I must be missing some simple point. I have attached my css page in text.

Thank you for your help

Shaun

Please let me know under which conditions we are unable to select "Simulate CGI Environment" because it's unavailable to me (grayed out) as this is an important step while following the tutorial.

This is using PHP 5.3.1-RC2 CLI, XDebug 2.1.0-dev and Komodo build 35323 (snapshot from Oct 21, 2009).

Sometimes, the IDE crashes on startup after showing the window, other times when I resize, etc. - no reliable steps to recreate the problem.
I continue to send crash logs and take up on the offer to restart the IDE - whether it stays up is a matter of luck at this time.

Komodo IDE Version information:
Komodo IDE, version 5.2.1, build 34168, platform macosx-x86.
Built on Tue Sep 22 01:17:47 2009.

I have added PyQt4 to the PYTHONPATH and tried installing both 32 and 64 bit versions of Qt/PyQt4, but always get an import error saying no module found. The code works OK using Eric4, so the Qt/PyQt stuff is installing OK. I am using Snow Leopard. Any help appreciated otherwise, sadly, the trial will end here.

If I split the view, is it possible for one file to have tabs in both halves of the view, so that
I can look at part of it while editing another part?

I'm giving Komodo Edit a try, and I've noticed some problems with Emacs emulation mode. I'm using

Komodo Edit, version 5.2.1, build 4108, platform macosx-x86.
Built on Tue Sep 22 01:15:11 2009.

1. Transient-mark mode doesn't work (unless there's some way to enable it I couldn't find).

2. Pressing Ctrl-Space is supposed to set the mark; it doesn't. I managed to get the mark to change a few times, but could never figure out how I did it. If I change the key sequence, e.g., to Meta-Space, it seems to work OK.

I have Komodo IDE 5.2.1. I created I symlink to komodo in my ~/bin and added ~/bin to my PATH. "which komodo" shows the correct item, from ~/bin.

I type komodo at a shell and get the complaint below:

Dyld Error Message:
Library not loaded: /usr/lib/libsqlite3.dylib
Referenced from: /System/Library/Frameworks/Security.framework/Versions/A/Security
Reason: Incompatible library version: Security requires version 9.0.0 or later, but libsqlite3.dylib provides version 1.0.0

I do not have trouble with Komodo otherwise (that I know of).

Advice would be appreciated.

Hi, my rails project uses sqlite databases.

When I click on the rails console, under the run folder under rails tools, and try to access the model's info by just typing the model name, I get an error:

Loading development environment (Rails 2.3.4)
>> Genre
NameError: uninitialized constant SQLite3::Driver::Native::Driver::API

This does not happen when I go to the directory from a terminal window and type script/console.

I am evaluating Komodo IDE. Does it supprt Sqlite3? Why am I getting this error?
Thanks,
Ivan

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