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Hi,

Forgive me if I'm being totally dense here but I'm new to Komodo and I'm looking for a little guidance :o)

I'm currently trialling with a look to buy if I'm impressed, which so far I am, except I'm stumped on one issue and that's with Rubygems.

How can I get auto-complete to include all libraries I've installed via Rubygems as well as the standard Ruby ones !?

I've a feeling this is possible, I just don't know where to look.

I'm using the lastest version of Ruby on a Mac running OS X 10.4.7

Thanks in advance.

-Mic

Just trying out Komodo Edit Beta 4.0.0-beta5, build 274646 on OS 10.4.8 for doing a little HTML, and I'm finding a lot of red squigglies. All over the place. For no obvious reason.

And so, in the process of checking what I wanted to say here, not wanting to sound like too much of a jerk, on my fifth or sixth visit to the preferences pane I noticed the WAI Accessibility Conformance Level pull-down menu. Yep, turning that down from the default (Priority 3), made them all go away. Oddly, most of them don't come back even if I reset it to Priority 3.

When loading 'Komodo Edit' via the "Open With" window, the load fails. The Komodo program attempts to load, the icon appears, but it dies and disappears. This also happens if Komodo is the default editor for a given file type. If Komodo is already open, it works fine. Also loading these files manually works fine. So, in summary: the problem only occurs when Komodo is not yet open.

Komodo Edit, version 4.0.2, build 275451, platform macosx-x86. Built on Sat Feb 10 12:12:03 2007. All default settings.

So this is a Drupal site... and lookin' good BTW. :-)

My IDE "holy grail" function is autocompletion and documentation display for Drupal development. Zend has this, but not much else going for it. Eclipse comes close, but is more often broken than not. Both of these automatically parse the project to create their "intelligence".

Does/will Komodo auto-parse a project in this way? Do we need to create a Drupal CIX file? If so, what is entailed in doing this?

With a few tweaks, it seems to me Komodo could be the killer IDE for Drupal development.

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Hey all,
I have my default File->New set to be a Perl file. I wanted to find out if I could configure it so when it opens a new file, it would include #!/usr/bin/perl and some other lines.
I know I was able to do it in the 3.x versions, but I can't find it in the 4.x versions (unless I'm missing something in front of my face).

Thanks,
CdtDelta

I want to read an Excel file. I've seen references to the package Spreadsheet::ParseExcel in Perl, but not in ActiveState Perl. Anybody have a method?

All of my files belonging to a project usually reside on some network drive I have access to by using sftp or scp. No direct access via the file system is possible.

Therefore I was glad to find the feature to "Import from File System" in the Project menu of the Windows Komodo version which allows importing from local or remote filesystems.

This feature is greyed out in the OSX version of Komodo however!
How can I import complete remote directories in the OSX version?

Or, the better question: why isn't this feature available on OSX and when will it be available?

Greetings,

Perhaps I'm just missing it, however when I'm debugging php scripts I noticed there is no _SESSION superglobal in the superglobals variable tab. Is this an xdebug issue or komodo? Or am I missing something?

I see _GET, _POST, _SERVER, etc.....

I recently installed Komodo 4 on my MacOSX (Tiger) and noticed that
syntax checking appears to be broken for Tcl programs.

I always get the red exclamation mark overlaying the syntax check
item in the bottom status bar ( for any tcl program I have tried...)

The error message:

unexpected error checking '' with '@activestate.com/koTclLinter;1'linter...

I am running ActiveState Tcl 8.4.14 installed over the last Aqua distribution.

Don't have this problem with my linux install.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Jerry

I'm using Komodo Edit 4.0 Beta 5 and PHP.

I noticed that autocompletion for user-defined classes wasn't working for me. I thought that adding the class directory to Project Properties > Languages > PHP Directories would solve the issue, but it didn't. Komodo doesn't seem to automatically read in the class files in that directory.