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Evaluating Komodo IDE 5 right now, and set up a project with my existing django code. Code completion seems to work ok for regular Python syntax but it does not seem to work for Django? How can I get it to work?

Good Morning Sir,

I'm doing a sample login application using python in Mac Os X. I have designed username and password and a submit button. It displays the form and by clicking the submit button it goes to another page also with out entering the field values. Now, I want to enter the Field values and checking the validation part also. So, which script has to be used for validating the values in python. So, Please guide me to go further.
Thank You in Advance.
Warm Regards,
Srinivas.

I have been looking for a text editor for the past 2 years now that matches to what I have been using on PC.

At work, I have been using UltraEdit and have become quite accustomed to all of it's features. When I went to Mac OSx, I quickly found out there was no real decent editor out there.

There was Dreamweaver but, not liking it all that much since MX 2004. After trying a number of other text editors and nothing really sinking in I was about to give up and just use DW cs3.

Now that I have Komodo, new light has been shed on coding from my mac now.

Using the latest Komodo. Trying to use phpunit, works on an entire directory but I'm trying to get it to run one test only (there are several in the directory). From the command like you can use "phpunit --filter name" to achieve this. So I figure I'll just plug in the filter part in the Command Line Arugments text box. However, not matter how I add it, it just returns that the directory is not found. What gives? If that box isn't for adding things like this then why is it there?

Can anyone help?

Greetings - I'm a fairly new user to Komodo (5.0) on OS/X, but I've used 4.3 and 4.4 before, I've just gotten into heavily using Komodo, switching over from trusty old vi to code what I need to in PERL.

I'm not sure if this feature existed before, or maybe I'm just now noticing it's missing, but should Komodo be prompting me automatically to complete variable names as I code? It doesn't seem to do this and I'm wanting it too - is there such a feature?

With 5.0.1 I had three lines of buttons at the top of Komodo. I'm assuming this is just because they properly wrapped or something. Anyways, with 5.0.2 this doesn't happen... they all go on one line and if I drag the window to make it larger, I see more icons. This is ok on my desktop (I guess) with it's four monitors... if I felt like having a komodo window that large. On my laptop, this completely sucks as it cuts out half my SCC-related buttons and everything that comes after it (debugging and such buttons).

Hi,

I'm totally new to Komodo. I' coming from Zend Eclipse Studio. I was getting bugged by them bugs so I hardly want to change my PHP-IDE.

I'm missing a feature that gives me a list with all errors that are located in php files. In eclipse is this process "live compiling" named, as far as a know.

I need this because when I'm editing multiple files and the IDE is crashing (oh yeah this is daily business with ZSE 6.1 on OSX) it's possible that my last open files weren't memorized. If so I'll get in much trouble to refind all files I edited. (one of many samples)

thx for reply.

After installing PDK Pro 7.3 on Mac OS X / Intel 10.5.5 - Komodo fails to recognize the PDK. Specifying the PDK install location returns the Error "Komodo could not find PAI in [/Applications/ActiveState Perl Dev Kit]". Using PDK Tools directly from finder works as expected.

Any ideas?

I have upgraded to 5.0 but suddenly the debugger module isn't detected. I have copied the "dbgp" directory from the SharedSupport to my site-library folder and added this in the import settings. However, all I get is one of the following:

dbgp.client.brk(host="localhost", port=9000)
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'client'

or just a "there is no module dbgp". A major bummer that will require me to downgrade if I can't fix it soon :(

Regards Sebastian

I just downloaded the 5.0 beta version for OS X and tried it briefly.

From a quick look, I can not see any significant improvements for my coding needs (Python programming only). However, I have one "minor" annoyance to report that would be enough to prevent me from upgrading.

When displaying the bottom pane, if I want to change the size, I have only a tiny vertical target to aim for (1 or 2 pixel high). This is extremely difficult for me to do. With the 4.4 version, the target is significantly bigger. The same is true for changing the size of the side panels.