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Trying to invoke a native expect script inside wish..

WE developed our GUI using the ActiveTCL package.. So I guess wish8.4 is what I am currently using. We have tons of scripts already written in native expect (8.3.5). What I am trying to do is integrate the GUI and the scripts. So from the GUI i am just calling

exec expect filename.exp

this does work, but however, nothing shows up on the console while the expect script is running, this is a limitation for me now, cos I want to see what the script is doing.
Is there anyway, that can be shown?.
BTW, I am bringing up my gui using
wish8.4 Gui.tcl

php 5.2.6

Upgraded my Fedora installation which includes php 5.2.6. Reinstalled Komodo 4.3 and am unable to complete the debugger wizard. I receive the message "the version of the selected PHP executable () is not supported by Komodo".

How do I resolve this please?

[resolved]dialog box when you're writing

hi

when you're writing code and you've got a parse error , the dialog box appear to explain the error ... a great thing but ...
It's something annoying because when you want to go and put your cursor in the right place this dialog box appear ... too faster (lol) and exactly up the code you have to change

it will be a good thing that this box appear more "slower" or a little bit on the top or the bottom of the code you have to correct !!

nevermind , Komodo still the best

thank for your attention
laurent

Segfault w/ ActivePython 2.5.1

I are using ActivePython 2.5.1 (python --version returns 'Python 2.5.1') and I am trying to embed/extend. It is segfaulting in vgetargkeywords during the call to Py_Initialize().

Now, we are using a non-standard configuration, and perhaps some explanation is in order. Here's our system config (via 'uname -a' with the hostname stripped):

Linux xxx.xxx.com 2.6.9-67.0.4.ELsmp #1 SMP Fri Jan 18 05:00:58 EST 2008 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux

Or from the syslog:

Fedora 9 - Komodo Won't Start

Hello,

I just reinstalled Fedora 9 and Komodo. When I click the icon on my desktop nothing happens. It's like a dead link. I had Komodo working fine on my last Fedora 9 install, so there must be some package missing. Anyone have any idea what is going on here?

Thanks.

Edit: I forgot to add, I'm using Fedora 9 x86_64.

/lib/ld-linux.so.2: bad ELF interpreter: No such file or directory

I'm trying to compile a perl program for Fedora core 9 but when they are run after being compiled (on a different, non 64 bit machine) with the x86 PDK the message "/lib/ld-linux.so.2: bad ELF interpreter: No such file or directory" is displayed and they stop.

I thought this might be something to do with the environment so installed ActivePerl & the 64 bit PDK onto the target machine, but when I tried to run the licence file exactly the same message is displayed, so I can't even get to the compilation stage.

Unable to load project without hack

Komodo 4.4 was working just fine, but after setting up apache, mysql, php and mod_python, installing some modules for php and python and updating and building a pair of C++ projects under a directory that is part of a Komodo project, Komodo was unable to load any project file (.kpf). When I ran Komodo with the -v switch, it would output this:

[daroan@rouslan B]$ /usr/local/Komodo-IDE/bin/komodo -v trade.kpf
komodo: debug: Komodo information:
komodo: debug: Version: Komodo IDE 4.4.0 (Build 20211)

Komodo Broken after CentOS Updates

I'm running CentOS. After upgrading a bunch of components this morning (automatic updates), Komodo won't run.

When I try to run komodo I get the following error:

[joel@hive 4.3]$ /usr/lib/komodo/bin/komodo %F
komodo: error: error writing commandment to '/home/joel/.komodoedit/4.3/host-hive/first-commandments.txt': [rv 42, errno 0] Success

I've verified that the /home/joel/.komodoedit/4.3/host-hive/first-commandments.txt file exists and is writable by my user.

Any idea's?

Code Browser shows some files, not others

Yesterday, I updated my Komondo from 4.3 to 4.4.

In my IDE editor, I have 5 separate PERL programs open. 4 of these PERL programs has their subroutines and other objects exposed under the “Code Browser” tab on the left. One no longer does. Prior to updating to 4.4, all 5 were visible. (All 5 are recognized as a PERL program). Is there anything new in the Komondo IDE that would prevent a file from being scanned?

Thanks

Which one to learn first?

Hi All,

I am Kai. Nice to meet u all.
I just join a company which is using Perl as main language.
They are using Perl to process client request and output the result in XSLT form. They are using GDOME. Database is MySQL. OS is Linux.
This is my first IT job and i only know a little of PERL.
I am still new to XML & XSLT and have read a little about GDOME.