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Hello All:

Does anyone know if there is a way to import servers. I have an XML file and about 150 different server that I don't want to hand type in if not ness.

Thanks for any tips or advice.

Paul

Hello All:

On occasion, there are times where I have to edit 2 of the same file and place them in two different parts of my server.

The only part of these files that are not the same is the include path. So I end up having to make the same static change 2 x in some cases.

Is there a way that anyone knows of or can advise of where I can edit 2 files at the same time?

Thanks for any help or advice,

Paul

Hello,
I am using Komodo Edit, version 5.1.3, build 3592, platform macosx-x86.
I just found komodo. Thanks very much for a great software.

Q1: When I write <a and then hit space I don't get suggested options.
for example <a [class, id, href...]
(I am used to dreamweaver suggesting tags and calls)
I was wondering if there is such a functionality?
I find the same thing for php. If I write $_ i don't get suggested options such as $_SESSION...

Q2: Is there a short cut to jump cursor from code edit panel to the file system panel.

I'm trying to open a remote file (over sftp) while launching Komodo Edit from command line. I'd expect this to work:

$ /Applications/Komodo\ Edit.app/Contents/MacOS/komodo sftp://server/file

Unfortunately, this fails - Komodo thinks this is a local file, doesn't find it, and proposes to create such a file.

Bug or feature?

I love the search highlighting, but sometimes I want to turn it off after I've seen all the locations where the search term is. I can't seem to find any way to say "thanks, I've seen these searches, now go back to your regularly scheduled color scheme".

I finally have resorted to turning off search highlighting in the preferences. Not really my preference, but better than searching for quotes and then having my page be virtually all yellow with the results.

I suppose I could then search for something that I know is in the doc only once, but that's a bit tedious too. :-)

Hello,

As a self-imposed exercise, i'm trying to build a small Python macro that will let me create a copy of the current file, filtered through Markdown.

I love 5.1 it's a great update. But the frustration I have is trying to save files. I usually include the filename of my XML files in the file itself. So then I copy that filename and paste it into the save dialog box. In version 4 that worked fine, but 5.1 it doesn't. It just blinks the save dialog box and leaves the default filename in the window.

This is fairly frustrating, as I do this specifically so that I won't typo the filename, and now I run that risk again.

With the latest upgrade to Komodo IDE, it appears that the Recent Projects list has gone from displaying just the project name to displaying it's directory path. This makes it difficult to locate the project I am looking for quickly as the project name often gets truncated. I much preferred the older way of displaying projects. It was much cleaner and easier to navigate. I looked but did not see a way to revert back to the old display type.

I recently installed 5.1, although not sure if this is version related.

I am editing a Ruby file:

#!/bin/bash
require 'right_aws'
RightAws::Ec2.new(login,password)

If I run this, it works fine. No issues.

But autocomplete is busted in Komodo, says
"Could not find data for None Blob 'right_aws'

So I go into preferences and start tooling around with the Ruby library paths (why Komodo doesn't just use $RUBYLIB is beyond me).

I've added all of the ones in $RUBYLIB, and still doesn't work. The gem directory is actually right_aws-1.1.0

I find I keep accidentally clicking on hyperlinks when all I want to do is edit something. Is there a preference setting somewhere that allows me to set a key-click combination ie ctrl - left mouse click for when I actually want to jump to the hyperlink, rather than the default behaviour.