Hello All.

When I view the source code of a certain website www.duckpond.co.za (By right clicking on the index page and selecting 'View page source' I can see what looks like normal code.
However when I open the index page in Komodo, I cannot see the same code. Example follows:

View komodo code:
<?php
session_start();

include("inc/functions.inc.php");

//~ // check if magic_quotes_gpc is disabled, and add slashes as needed
if ((!function_exists('get_magic_quotes_gpc')) || (!get_magic_quotes_gpc()))
{
if (count($_GET))
{
// replace all GET values

I have some questions regarding the Navigation functionality:
1. Is there a way to control files or actions that are ignored by the history?
2. Is there a way to "clear" the history?

Hi there,

I'm using Komodo Edit 8 to edit basic PHP and HTML files on my local machine. It is not connecting to any remote directories and no settings/plugins have been changed since install. Everything works fine until a short while (it varies) into using it I experience the following:

• The menu buttons across the top don't respond at all to being clicked
• The sidebars don't respond to being clicked
• The text editor area DOES respond to the mouse and keyboard, though the right-click context menu does not respond to being clicked.

I was doing some simple floating point math, and came across this anamoly.
Have verified on Windows 7 and 8, both in tclsh and wish.

(C:/Tcl/bin) % set m 1
1
(C:/Tcl/bin) % set m [expr {$m + 0.1}]
1.1
(C:/Tcl/bin) % set m [expr {$m + 0.1}]
1.2000000000000002
(C:/Tcl/bin) % set m [expr {$m + 0.1}]
1.3000000000000003
(C:/Tcl/bin) % set m [expr {$m + 0.1}]
1.4000000000000004
(C:/Tcl/bin) % set m [expr {$m + 0.1}]
1.5000000000000004
(C:/Tcl/bin) % set m [expr {$m + 0.1}]
1.6000000000000005
(C:/Tcl/bin) % set m [expr {$m + 0.1}]
1.7000000000000006

Hi:

I've run into an issue with Komodo Edit today.
It seems I can no longer use the mouse (or keyboard) to highlight and select text
within my files.

I recently downloaded several files which were edited with vi (not sure whether that has anything to do with it).

Is there a setting/switch/flag somewhere which accidently might have changed on me?

I'm pretty much dead in the water right now when it comes to editing with Komodo Edit.

I'm in a pickle,
Thanks,
JohnB

When running on a Windows 7 platform, the following open invocation does not throw an error, but it should.

open(TMP, '>>', "C:/Temp/test_:output") or die "Can't open test_output for writing: $!\n";

The colon (":") in the filename makes the filename invalid.

The above open call creates the file "C:\Temp\test_".

C:> C:\perl\bin\perl -v
This is perl 5, version 16, subversion 3 (v5.16.3) built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread
(with 1 registered patch, see perl -V for more detail)

Copyright 1987-2012, Larry Wall

I am trying to sync folders with a linux django install and I want to exclude the ENV folder and all of it's children from being pulled down from the server.

Details:
On the linux server I have a folder:
/opt/chronam/ENV

But I do not have or want that folder on my local Windows development machine.

I want to sync other folders under /opt/chronam (i.e. /opt/chronam/nnyln, opt/chronam/core, etc.) but not the ENV folder.

I am new to Python and was testing one of the scripts to execute a batch file on a remote machine, which generates an output.txt file there which I want to copy back to my machine once the text file is written. I want to do this only when the batch file has completed its execution and creation of output.txt on remote. How can I do that? This does not happen for me as the WMI starts looking for the output.txt on remote even before the batch file has completed its execution and throws me error. Following is my function: