Everything work ok however one big problem exist:
It is not possible to close spawned process, it will hang till main tclsh process exist.
My code for closing spawned process
puts $telnetId "exit\r"
catch {exp_close -i $telnetId}
Can someone advise on this problem? Thanks.
ActiveTcl version - 8.6.0.0b6
I'm trying to compile into an exe two small scripts using the modules indicated above. Here is one example:
Somehow the colors of my RX. toolkit are set so that I cannot see any of the text in the third and fourth panes unless I select the text in them. This is due to the highlight color and the text color being the same. Does anyone know how to change those colors? Thank you!
Hi
Does anybody have a solution for using mod perl 2.0 within windows seven ?
Thanks in advance.
Alexandre
Hi,
Been evaluating komodo ide version 6.1 since yesterday as apparently this IDE is better for Drupal development than any other. I have installed xampp on my machine for local testing etc, and been trying to get komodo to see it correctly, however I keep getting an error in the preferences for PHP when trying to detect my php version: "Error determining PHP version; your PHP install maybe broken, please check Komodo error log for more details."
The php installation seems to be working though, as I can run Drupal from it just fine, and the following works from the command line:
Hello,
i'm just starting to explore this wonderfull ide. gotta say i'm pretty impressed after i've test a lot of more or less useless ides.
but ont thing i can't get to work. take a look at this code:
Hi i have a question.I´m a Visualeffects Artist and want to start getting in Productionbased Pythonscripting.My problem is i can´t figure out out how to print my comands in Comodo like a simple one :
print "hello"
at the moment I'm running them in Nuke in my Visualeffects Software.
Thank u
mylo
ps
i`m a total Noob too this so please be generous.
Using the trial of Komodo to see how it works for debugging our TCL scripts. Our scripts are stored in a central location (for purposes of discussion I'll just be talking about Windows). They live at a UNC share
\\tcl\bin
\\tcl\lib
The scripts run on many machines, so rather than keep copies on each machine, we do it this way. So to debug, we aren't going to install komodo on each machine, so I'm working with the remote debugging functionality.
When I step through (step by step) python code the komodo IDE debugger on my windows box will not return from a step. I thought maybe my code was doing something bad...but I can put a break point at any spot in my code ...then if I step three lines of code..the komodo IDE basically does not return.
Is there a way to see any log files in Komodo that may tell me what is going on?
Marshall
I'd like to have all files I open apply a specific language specific coloring style (C++) regardless of the file extension. I have had no luck in the preferences and couldn't find any information on this topic elsewhere. Is this possible?