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I'm still having problems with the latest TDK with a wrapped Windows service. I had posted about a year ago about this (not sure where it went) and was told it was going to be fixed but to use the 8.4 in the mean time. I've tried with the current TDK and have the same results. Any updates?

Chuck

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On Oct 16, 2008, at 1:45 PM, Jeff Hobbs wrote:

I'm using Perl 5.10 and PDK 8.1 (32-bit) under Windows to compile versions of my code to linux/Mac. The PDK doesn't want to pull in the Tk libraries when using -target macosx-universal-32. I've tried using --add Tk and --add Tk;Tkx but no luck.

This is basically what I'm running:
perlapp -target macosx-universal-32 --bind dialogtop.bmp -exe mac/myprog -force myprog.cgi --icon meld.icns

And the compile gives errors such as:
Tk.pm:
error: Can't locate Tk.pm
refby: perlapp --add
refby: myprog.cgi line 565,1870

Has anyone tried to sync up multiple installations of KomodoEdit via Dropbox?

I tried changing the APPDATA envvar to a folder inside the dropbox folder, but it didn't work. Mostly interested in keeping servers in sync from desktop to laptop.

Thanks,

Matt

I downloaded and started a trial of PDK today. The first thing I start trying is PerlCritic. So far I found many issues in my Perl code with it. Most of things I was able to understand and fix so far.

But I stumbled on things like these two examples below:

my $ini = new Config::IniFiles -file => $iniFile;
my $data = new Win32::ODBC($connectionString);

PerlCritic insists that the subroutine new should not use indirect syntax. I spent quite some time to find more info and fix this but so far without success. Can anybody, please, point me to more info and/or fix for such things?

Hey, i cant get python working on komodo,
every time i try to open the python program i get the following on the picture.
and there's another picture of the settings.

i'd be very thankfull for any advice...
know that i know nothing about programming etc.
am still learning.... gotta start somewhere xD

lol

grtz
muddy

Hi,
I (badly) wrote a small program to control a device via serial port (more details here http://www.tarapippo.net/uniden/tcl15.html).
Works fine as long as I run a "hard wired" one, but refuses to start with the virtual ports created by a bluetooth dongle.

Serial port runs flawlessly when I use a terminal emulator.
Two virtual ports are associated to the BT device, one called "outgoing" (mapped to COM6) and one called "incoming", mapped to COM7.

The error message I get is:
"couldn't reopen serial 'COM6': invalid argument"

Hello. Please help to disable sunken border on ttk::treeview (Tkx) on Windows.

... Thanks

Hello Everyone.

Before I being, I just want to say Thank You to all those that worked on Komodo Edit, it is brilliant.

I am using Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit. and Komodo Edit, version 5.2.1, build 4108.

As I type PHP, I would like an autocomplete feature to be present. For that I think I would need a PHP API Catalog under Edit > Preferences > Code Intelligence > API Catalogs.

In there I have many things listed .. one was ticked .. but I unticked it since it was for python, and I won't be using python.

But PHP is not even listed in there !!

All,

does PerlNET support this?

-Jeremy