I've just started using activeperl in windows xp and I haven't had an issue finding the needed modules in ppm. Everything works great. I wanted to start using it on my macbook pro but there seem to be quite a few missing from the activestate repo. I'm needing DBD-mysql. I found a few other repos listed in posts on here but they seem to only have windows modules:
http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/
http://www.bribes.org/perl/ppm
http://trouchelle.com/ppm/
Any help on getting DBD-mysql up and running? OSX repos? I've messed around with CPAN but haven't had much luck. Thanks.
I'm using the latest Komodo Edit on OS X Leopard and I can't find any way to turn off anti-aliasing for fonts. AA is fine for dark-on-light text but rotten for light-on-dark.
Also, do I seriously have to change the "default" setting separately in *every* language mode to change the background color globally?
Thanks,
-n8
The following demonstration script works fine outside Komodo, but not in Komodo. Now, the input files are very large. In this test case, a little over 2 million lines. But it works using the perl debugger from the commmand line.
In Komodo, I set a break on the print line. It gets there and I tell it to continue. It goes away for a very long time, using all the cpu it can get. The same script provided the same input file when run from the shell prints the lines in the input file, as expected.
Hi,
I love Komodo!
I've assembled a small Macro from bit's and pieces I've found on the forums. Basically I have a command wich calls a local file wich uploads a copy of the file I'm working on to a remote server.
I call the local file with RunAndNotify and every now and than I get the following error:
Error while running in macro save remotely:
: TypeError: int() argument must be a string or a number, not 'NoneType'
exception[name] =
exception[message] = TypeError: int() argument must be a string or a number, not 'NoneType'
Hey there!
I'm having a little problem with the newest version of Komodo Edit:
When I try to preview a HTML-File with a linked external .css file, Komodo doesn't seem to find that .css-file.
When I open the saved .html file manually with a browser everything works fine. Just the in-Komodo-preview doesn't use the CSS-Styles. Is this a known problem? (I didn't find anything on the search) Is there a solution?
Greetings,
Lukas W.
I've followed the instructions for "configuring the javascript debugger" but that process fails installing (I think) the "komodo_javascript_ debugger.xpi." jslib installs ok. The firefox add-on install prompt for the debugger proper is blank. The "alternative" instructions -- navigate to /lib/support/modules doesn't work for me because I don't have /Applications/Komodo IDE.app/lib...
I have both firefox 3.0.10 and the firefox 3.5 nightly beta. The Komodo IDE javacript prefs button seems to be aiming at firefox 3.0.10, which is Ok by me.
The Komodo package is 5.1.3, "try me."
If you use the ? icon to open the help window while editing a command then the help viewer is modal for the whole application. In other words, you can't do anything in KE until you close the help viewer.
I'm new to working with PERL and just installed ActivePerl so sorry if this is a quick fix. =) I did have this program running on a debian box the other day. I have activeperl 5.10.0.1005 installed and have installed Spreadsheet-WriteExcel through PPM but when komodo hits this:
use Spreadsheet::WriteExcel;
This is what I'm getting:
I know you already have it for 1.3.0. But how does one keep up with the new updates for code completion? Are these catalogs part of Dojo or part of Komodo?
Is there an application that can parse the Dojo library and create this file?
Thanks
Using Komodo Edit 5.1.3on Mac OS X (Intel)
After spending days trying out and looking at various Python editors I finally found Komodo Edit, and its great!
A few (Python related) questions:
1. Is it just me or is the Autocomplete a bit picky? It seems to autocomplete some things, and not others.
i.e. if I import a module, it doesn't tend to autocomplete objects i've created using the module
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import xml
tvguidexml = xml.dom.minidom.parse('tvguide.xml')
results = tvguidexml.getElementsByTagName('category')
for elements in results: