Hi Everyone,
I'm having trouble with PerlApp (PDK 7.2) on Mac OS X 10.4.11 running Perl 5.10. I can create an standalone app, but when I launch it, a Console window pops up in front of the application with just,
() 1 %
showing.
Of course, I've chosen the "Generate a .app (GUI executable)" option. I can close the console and the app will continue to run without trouble. It's just ugly and will confuse novice users.
I should add that I'm trying to create a GUI app using Tkx.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Laurence
Folks,
We we have just discovered that 4.3.2 cannot cope with SourceGuardian 7 (SG) encoded php files. This was not the case with 4.2.x
Setup:
* Komodo IDE 4.3.2
* OSX 10.5.2
* A project, one of the folders in this project tree contains SG encoded files
Symptoms:
Opening any PHP (Even not the encoded one) file within project causes Komodo to perform some kind of scan on all other php documents in project tree, as soon as komodo hits SG encoded file it goes to 100% CPU and stays there forever, must be killed to stop this.
Walkaround:
There doesn't seem to be a nice, standalone work-alike of rsync for Windows users ( please post in the comments if you know of one! ) but that doesn't stop me from using rsync a lot on OS X and Linux, for all sorts of crazy things. Here's an example of a Macro I use when developing Komodo extensions that uses rsync.
I am working on unit test files that end in .test, but they are written in PHP syntax. It would be great to be able to use komodo's PHP highlighting features.
Is there a way to tell Komodo Edit to treat a .test file like a .php file?
Hi my existing system with IDE 4.2.1 worked OK
But once I click upgraded, it only stop at the beginning of the file
Not stop at the break point I set up.
I did install twice but gave up then turn back to 4.2 then work!
I did setup new mapping already still not work also.
Anyone able to work with php, new 4.3, MAMP ?
Thanks
Kulapalanont
Just wondering if there were a way to either:
a) Create and import komodo project from the command line, probably by executing a remote command in the Komodo library,
or
b) Simulate the file structure of a .kpf file and generate one on my own.
I'm trying to automate part of the project setup process for my team, so I'm running this from a python script.
Hi There,
I have this in my php.ini file here /Applications/MAMP/conf/php5/php.ini
zend_extension=/Applications/MAMP/Library/share/php/xdebug.so
xdebug.remote_enable=1
xdebug.remote_handler=dbgp
xdebug.remote_mode=req
xdebug.remote_host=127.0.0.1
xdebug.remote_port=9000
xdebug.idekey=darren
I also have the xdebug.so in the right place.
apache will not start up now.
here is the error messages from the log file
dyld: NSLinkModule() error
dyld: Symbol not found: _empty_string
Referenced from: /Applications/MAMP/Library/share/php/xdebug.so
I am on OS X 10.4.11 and have ActivePerl 5.8 installed When I bring up the PPM GUI, most everything works EXCEPT. If I get the list of installled modules, I can right click and get the option to remove the module. With one item LWP that option is grayed out. Also, when I look at the PPM - Preferences, I see 3 Areas, I can click on 2 but the third just BEEPS when I try to click on it.
Currently my boss (a css guy) is in love with Dreamweaver, where this really affects me as a developer is the fact that he uses Dreameaver's checkin and checkout feature (So when I try to open a checked out file it tells me who has the file checked out.
I have been working with Komodo a bit over the last week and have really enjoyed the specific PHP code features that the IDE offers, however it will be difficult to sell my boss on the IDE if I cannot work well with his checkout system.
Has anyone else found a way to make Komodo do something similar to this.