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Hi,

I'm trying to build an executable for HP-UX. Simple question on TclApp:

When I create an executable for linux with TclApp, everything works fine. If I add "hpux-parisc" to the "Allowed Architectures" list, the build finnishes, but I only see one executable file that comes out.

If I delete linux from the architecture list and just select "hpux-parisc", the build fails with a "package 'Tk -is package' is not known" error. It looks like it's able to find the Tk interpreter for Linux, but it can't find the interpreter for HP-UX. Is this correct? How do I fix this? Thanks.

Hello,

I'm trying to load a swig module (a shared object file) using the ActiveTCL 8.4 distribution of Tcl/Tk. I know the .so is built correctly, because I can load and use it with the RedHat distribution of Tcl/Tk. Here's the error I'm getting:

[fischega@master swig]$ ./cctest.tcl
Error in startup script: couldn't load file "example.so": example.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
while executing
"load example.so"
(file "./cctest.tcl" line 5)

I found a possible bug... this is when I'm remotely editing a PHP file:

I'm getting green lines under things and the following error pops up in a block:
"This line does not end with the expected EOL: LF (select View | View EOL Markers)"

Yet, when I view the eol markers, it reports that the lines end with CR then LF (I know, MS-DOS style.. but still, that should be ok).

That being said, the error window floats above other windows... so it'll show up atop firefox (which I have over komodo). That's kind of annoying.

Hi,

I have an application that needs to send a HTTP request to a web server. The first request is a login request where all the params are sent via GET method. The reply to this request will be a session ID. Next time i make a request to this URL i need to set this session id in Set-Cookie header or else an error msg will be returned. I have tried doing it in the following manner ..

use HTTP::Request::Common qw(GET);
use LWP::UserAgent;
use HTTP::Cookies;

my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new;
$ua->timeout(10);

my $cookie_jar = HTTP::Cookies->new;

How to find and get time in milliseconds using perl. Can any one help me out with the answer.

thanks senthil

Hi. I am just reviewing Komodo for use in my project and have a quick question that I didn't find an answer to in a web search...

Summary: I don't see any support for a "build" step in the Komodo IDE that you would normally have for C projects and other more static languages. Does it have such a feature?

Specifics: Even though we're using Python and don't technically have to compile our code we still have a "build" step that does several things:

* copies some .py files to a bin directory and removes the .py
* builds some .cpp files (just a couple)

Has anyone seen this and -- I hope -- know how to get around it?

The Komodo remote debugger seems to be freezing in either "On" or "Break" mode. Is there a solution for this, please shout it out or point to it.

Debugging PHP 5.0.4 on FC1 remote on LAN. Problem seems to come up when the subject script 'requires' a module that, in turn, requires another module. (Emphasize, "seems".)

Komodo's great!

I was looking for a replacement for emacs that worked well for a long time, and after trying tons of stuff, and searching hard... I finally found Komodo!

Plus, I hate Java editors.

Anyhow, here's some recommendations:

1) Repeat macro N times.

hi

I am trying to get working PERL remote debugging on my RHEL4. I hade created a directory for my perl scripts as following: /home/perl/utv and in this directori is a simple perl script test_01.pl:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
print "Hallo World!";

Then I downloaded activestates Komodo 4.1 Perl remote Debugging for linux and unpacked this to /home/perl/Komodo-PerlRemoteDebugging-4.1.1

Then I configured environment variables as following:
[root@trfmlmftp utv]# export PERL5LIB=/home/perl/Komodo-PerlRemoteDebugging-4.1.1/

hi

I am trying to get working PERL remote debugging on my RHEL4. I hade created a directory for my perl scripts as following: /home/perl/utv and in this directori is a simple perl script test_01.pl:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
print "Hallo World!";

Then I downloaded activestates Komodo 4.1 Perl remote Debugging for linux and unpacked this to /home/perl/Komodo-PerlRemoteDebugging-4.1.1
Then I configured environment variables as following:

[root@trfmlmftp utv]# export PERL5LIB=/home/perl/Komodo-PerlRemoteDebugging-4.1.1/