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Polish Characters (Komodo Edit 4.2)

I am unable to type-in polish characters into komodo edit 4.2 (even though it shows them correct). I am talking about polish language special characters like "ł ó ś ń ę ą ż" typed by holding right "Alt" key with corresponding keys "l o s n e a z". Everything works in terminal or vi, emacs etc. etc. only in komodo there are problems. I really need help with this!

EDIT:
In Komodo Edit 4.1 everything works OK

Problem with PHP remote debugging

Please can anybody help me.
I am trying to set up remote debugging from Windows xp Komodo IDE 4.1.0 to RHEL4 Apache web server where I will run my PHP scripts.
I can open remote file by SCP to Komodo IDE 4.1.0. It's no problem. I have also installed and conf XDEBUG extension on my RHEL4 server. Because my web server is running on DMZ I have even opend port 22 for scp and 9000 for remote debuginng. Komodo IDE on Debugger Listener is Listening Yes, no Host Adress, Host Port 9000. But remote debugging does not works!!! PHP scripts are running without any problems. What can I do?

/ Jarandov

modules and shared libraries

Hi Active Python forum

I am a CentOS linux user interested in using python for a range of research purposes in Oceanography. I have had a hard time building python with all the bells and wistles on my system, (readline, tktcl etc). I was wondering if there is an active binary that I could install that would include these features and allow me to build modules like NumPy, SciPy , IPython and PyCDF ontop of active Python? I also need shared libraries from python for building other apps. like MPICH and VISIT which use python ( as if python was configured with "--enable-shared")

Beta 7 update

The partial update failed (when I went to Help: Check for Updates) after a restart, and the full Beta 7 file had to be downloaded. Is this normal behavior?

Ctrl+W Cut Region not working in emacs mode on 4.1.1

I can't get the basic cut region command working in komodo. The key-binding is correct. I tried the standard emacs key bindings and also tried creating a new binding and setting it to cut region. Nothing at all happens when I hit ctrl+w, so I'm guessing it's not a snippet conflict. ctrl+space, ctrl+y work as expected, so clearly some emacs bindings are in effect.

Is this a known issue? Is there something I can do to get it working?
It's komodo 4.1.1 on up-to-date fedora core 6.

The ActivePerl(linux) does not support thread

Hi:

I tried to run thread and got this error:
This Perl hasn't been configured and builr properly for the threads module to work.

Any suggestion to solve this problem?

thx

IO::Socket::INET: connect: timeout - only when running under komodo

This is for komodo 4.1, on fedora 6 with current updates,

When doing large numbers (20,000) of LDAP lookups using Net::LDAP,
I am comparing the lookup results on two servers by opening
a connection, doing a lookup, closing the connection, and
then doing the same operation on another LDAP server. The question is, why do I get the error:

IO::Socket::INET: connect:

after varying numbers of iterations only when running in komodo?

The same script when run from the shell always runs without
error. The error happens when attempting to open a new
connection to an LDAP server:

Snippets: problem with TabStops

Hello, I noticed a problem with TabStops with this kind of snippet :

connect([[%tabstop:toggled]], [[%tabstop:test]])

If I select this section : [[%tabstop:toggled]] and choose to maintain cursor position, when I insert the snippet, the good section will be selected, however, pressing tab will delete the text instead of keeping the default text and jumping to the next Tabstop.

So basically I have not been able to setup the snippet so that the first TabStop is selected upon insertion and maintain the normal behavior of TabStop.

Thanks,

Nat

Problem with %(ask) in Commands (Interpolation shortcut)

Hello, I noticed a small problem with the %(ask) interpolation shortcut.

Basically, it seems impossible to use more than 1 interpolation shortcut with the ask command.

Example :

%(ask:QUESTION:%D)
This works fine, will return the directory file of path

%(ask:QUESTION:%D%F)
As soon as you add a second parameter it fails and displays the actual Interpolation shortcut, so this would show "%D%F" in the text entry field instead of the actual data.

Thanks
Nat

Komodo-IDE 4.1 The application 'komodo-bin' lost its connection to the display localhost

I've been trying to get Komodo-IDE 4.1 installed on Centos 4.5.

I've got by a couple problems such as libraries and command not being seen by system, but now when I run the command I get this error:

The application 'komodo-bin' lost its connection to the display localhost:10.0; most likely the X server was shut down or you killed/destroyed the application.

I'd appreciated any help

Thanks