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Hi there

I use the code sidebar to jump around in my function list, but I've noticed that where Komodo thinks a function is is now quite wrong, often by a hundred lines or more.

Is there a way to force it to rescan the file so that this indexing works properly?

...Mike

I have just installed ActivePerl (OS X) and am trying to add modules using ppm. I am logged in as administrator. When I start ppm, I immediately get the following message:

All activated install areas are read-only. You cannot currently install or remove packages. Try enabling the uninitialized Areas in the Preferences dialog

When I open the Preferences dialog, I get a small window that has a tab that says "Areas" and an "OK" button. There are no options to do anything in this dialog except click on OK to close the window.

OSX 10.5
Apache 2
PHP 5.2.5
Komodo 4.4 (trial)

I configured the debugging option with the latest xdebug.so. As soon as I restart Apache the module crashes right after start.

Does anybody has an idea what went wrong?

Thanks, Steffen

I just upgraded from Komodo 4.3 to 4.4 and single-stepping through PHP code is noticeably slower than it was. I have to wait about 1.5 seconds from when I press a key to when the cursor reappears on the next line.

I'm on a MacBook Pro debugging with Apache/xdebug. Nothing else about my setup has changed since I did the upgrade.

Anyone else seeing this? Anyone from ActiveState know why this might be happening?

I've been eagerly awaiting the ability to sort local variables by name but if the price is ultra-slow stepping I may have to downgrade. :(

Thanks,
Mike

I think the subject pretty much explains the problem... Komodo Edit crashes instantly when trying to drag text that wraps onto two or more lines. Happens every time. It dies as you try to move the text, not when dropping it. I'm using Komodo Edit 4.3.2, on Mac OS X 10.4.11.

After each crash, the following is displayed in Console:

komodo-bin(296,0xa000d000) malloc: *** vm_allocate(size=4294914048) failed (error code=3)
komodo-bin(296,0xa000d000) malloc: *** error: can't allocate region
komodo-bin(296,0xa000d000) malloc: *** set a breakpoint in szone_error to debug

When I upgraded to 4.3 on Mac OSX, my preferences were lost. Does anybody know if 4.3.1 upgrades without clearing them? It's pretty annoying to have to reset all that.

Thanks!

I upgraded to 4.3 yesterday. I first found that my preferences did not get brought forward - that should not happen in my opinion. I set most everything back, but forgot to set indentation, so it was left at the default tab width which was set at 8. The first file I opened showed indentation guides at eight (despite tabs of 4). I reset the indentation width to 4 but no change was noticed in the file. Opening other files showed the guides the correct width and the tab key working properly. But in that original file everything stays at 8.

I just installed ActivePerl and are trying to launch PPM. The GUI fires up and shows up fine. It synchronizes the database and all installed packages are shown. But when I go to do anything, like list all packages, the program crashes and the mac os x box "The application perl quit unexpectedly."

Looking at the report one can send to Apple (the full log is attached):

PID: 7090
Thread: 0
Exception: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (0x0001)
Codes: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS (0x0001) at 0xa07c5000

Does anyone know what is causing this? Is my ActivePerl installation corrupt?

On OSX 10.5.1 when opening Preferences->Web & Browser->Settings a popup(slide out?) windows appears with proxy connection configuration but no controls on it (OK/Cansel/etc.) See attached image.
Windows version looks normal.

Hey, I'm really new to the perl world, so please be kind! :)

I just got ActivePerl, and I'm just trying to run a basic script. But I can't get anything to work of any sorts whatsoever. My .pl files just appear as a normal text file, and when I click on them to open, nothing happens except the text of the file appears. That's it. Obviously I'm doing something wrong, or missing something really simple. I'm good like that. Any Mac gurus out there?