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Hi there!

Is it possible to use the SciMoz.plugin on it's own? If yes, how?

Tried putting it in /Library/Internet Plugins but that won't work because the .dylibs are not found / loaded.

Thanks!
F

Hi,

I am trying out Komodo and I like it very much so far. One thing I don't see a way to do is view the value of a PHP constant in the debugger. Is there a way to do this?

<?php 
    define( 'SOME_CONSTANT', 'some value' );
?>

How can I see what SOME_CONSTANT is defined as?

Thanks,

Mike

Hello!

I've been using Textmate quite some time and want to switch to Komodo. But one thing kinda holds me back. I'm mainly working with bigs Projects like TYPO3 in PHP and usually i just quickly open the Folder of a Specific Extension or another Part of the Project in Textmate. But with Komodo i first have to make a new Project for everything which i don't really like. Is there a way to just open a Folder as a Virtual Project or something like that?

If not i would really love to see a feature like that!

Greetings Marc

As a systems administrator (not a developer) I've been a fan of ActiveState Python on OS X. I'd like to install the Twisted framwork and have AS Python be able to source it. I can install twisted from a download, or via MacPorts, but there doesn't seem to be PPM type tool for ActiveState Python. What might be a 'best practice' for installing non-ActiveState Python extensions.

Thanks,

Joe

Now that Komodo has a history component, we're starting to do cool
things with it. Next up on the list is "Reopen the last closed file",
similar to Firefox's [History|Recently Closed Tabs] command.

In fact, we like it so much, we're trying to use the same keybindings
for it: Ctrl+Shift+T on Windows and Linux, Cmd+Shift+T on the Mac.
Unfortunately, there are other commands currently using those bindings.
On Windows and Linux, this was used to toggle the toolbox pane, and
that command will probably be moved to Ctrl+Shift+L.

On the Mac, Cmd+Shift+T maps to [Debug|Step Out].

Disclaimer: I'm a relative newb to OSX and Perl, so this may be a dumb question.

I can't figure out how to install ImageMagick on my shiny new ActivePerl installation on my shiny new Mac.

In PPM there is no listing for ImageMagick, but there *is* a module for Apache-ImageMagick, so I assume that someone has managed to get ImageMagick installed first.

Could I copy the .pm files into a directory somewhere, or run a makefile the old fashioned way?

Thanks for any help!

Hello again folks. In my ongoing quest to learn this great editor (and hopefully upgrade to IDE soon if the budget will permit) here are a few questions:

1) Snippet comments or metadata:

Is it possible to put comments inside a snippet, such that it does not actually get pasted into the document, it doesn't behave as a tabstop, and it doesnt appear inside the snippet abbreviation? The rationale for this is I would like to be able to have a macro iterate through one or more potential snippets based on other criteria that I don't want showing up inside the snippet itself.

Hello All:

I recently switched from a PC to a Mac and was using Ultra Edit on the PC. So far, Komodo Edit is the closest anyone will get to people who are used to UE on PC.

However, I was wondering if there was a Column Mode or Column numbers to show in anyway.

Thanks for any help on this,

P

Hello,

I was writing a simple if else statement in php and tried to view it in komodo's preview but it would not parse the php in the document.

I did a simple echo and it too would not parse.

Only when I uploaded it to the server did it parse the php, is this something that komodo does not do?

thanks for any help or advice in this,

Paul

Had debugging running well in Tiger. Moved to Leopard and having issues.

Listener seems to be running, xdebug.so seems to be loading. However, when I run a page locally, I get "Komodo was unable to open the file: null". That message appears twice before the process seems to give up.

Any ideas are appreciated.

Thanks,
JK