Hi all,
I have been scouring the net for an answer as to how I sign a PerlNET assembly, eg. giving it a strong name etc.
how do I go about this?
help is greatly appreciated.
thank you,
Regards
jeremy
Hi all,
I cannot seem to compile a perlNET library. I get this confusing error:
"Illegal scoping, object is not a container"
what does this mean, and what should I look for to fix this.
Regards,
jeremy.
Last week I installed the TDK on my Vista 64 bit system, mostly to help and understand a Tcl package that was handed to me. I read that the Cross reference tool would use Komodo if it was installed, so I downloaded and intalled Komodo, but the TDK still uses its internal, non-syntax highlighting editor to display the text.
How do I fix that? Do I need to reinstall the TDK?
Thanks.
I can't seem to get the HTTP inspector to start on my Windows Vista Komodo Komodo IDE, version 5.1.0, build 27487, platform win32-x86.
None of the buttons on the top toolbar (Start, Rules, Help, etc.) do anything.
They work as expected on my Windows XP system.
When I look in the Komodo error log, I see entries like this:
-- EXCEPTION START --
+ message (string) 'Components.classes['@activestate.com/koHttpInspector;1'] is undefined'
+ fileName (string) 'chrome://komodo/content/httpinspector/httpInspector.js'
+ lineNumber (number) 1237
I am a beginner in ActivePerl and I have come across a problem I do not understand or correct.
I am performing the following code.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#use strict;
# This script will perform the DOS dir command and place the output
# into a different folder.
{
$myBATCH = "DWD*.txt";
$source_loc = "C:\\";
$remote_loc = "C:\\Users\\David\\";
$remote_file = "Destination.txt";
$myBATCH =~ s/%/\?/;
$myDOS_file = "$remote_file";
open OUTFILE, "> $myDOS_file";
system ("dir/b/o:n "."\""."$source_loc$myBATCH"."\""." > "."\"".$myDOS_file."\"");
I'd like to try my hand at writing macros for Komodo, but the ones I'm recording and saving don't run.
Here's a trivial example that doesn't work like I would expect:
I have Windows Vista running and when i try to use localhost I get an error stating that windows is using port 80?
I'm using Komodo Edit, version 5.0.3, build 2767, platform win32-x86.
Built on Fri Dec 19 00:58:29 2008.
How do I change this error?
Hi
I've been away for some time but would give Komodo 5.1 a try :)
Remote debugging does not seem to work, or I misunderstand the term 'remote'
Setup:
W2k server with MySQL, and Apache 2.2, PHP V5.2.9-1 (Server API:Apache 2.0 Handler)
phpinfo() shows that xdebug is installed, and adding XDEBUG_SESSION_START=1 to a URL also triggers Komodo but that's it, nothing happens in Komodo.
The project is located at a share \www\1-4all\dev.
Another thing: Why is it not possible to specify the URL for the project?
I am new to Python and installed ActivePython 2.6 and Komodo Edit 5.1.0-b. I was trying to follow the sample script to learn my first "things". The thing is, I could not get the Autocomplete or Calltips to work. After reading some post on the forum I went to Edit>Preferences>Code Intelligence> and clicked the box to enable Autocomplete Complete Fill-Up Characters, clicked OK and closed Komodo Edit. Re-opened Komodo Edit and it built some catalogs and then I could do the exercises in the sample.py script.
Hi,
I need my program to check if an input was found (text file) and if not to ask the user for input from the keyboard.
Then my program needs to check the filename.
But no matter what i enter it prints to screen the die statement of 'Not Valid' ??
Please can some one tell me where i have gone wrong.
Thanks in advance.
if($#ARGV == -1)
{
print("Enter a FileName Please: ");
$filename = ;
chomp($filename);
}
else
{
$filename = $ARGV[0];
}
if ($filename =! m/\w/i)
{
die("Not valid\n");
}
if($filename =! m/\.txt/i)
{