When inside a catch clause, autocomplete on the passed Exception class object does not seem to work. But if I explicitly instantiate an exception object inside the catch clause, autocomplete will work for that object, just not for the caught exception object.
The error in the status bar at the time autocomplete should be occurring is:
evaluating 'e' at course_data.php#103: could not resolve first part of 'e' (error determining completions)
<?php
try
{
$for_xml = init_data();
xml_out($for_xml);
}
catch ( Exception $e )
{
I've been trying to figure out how to setup Komodo IDE to use an external diff tool (WinMerge) but haven't been able to figure it out.
While I can check "Uses external diff tool", I am not able to pick the tool (which it appears you can with Perforce). And when I do the diff inside of Komodo nothing happens (no new window or message).
I've seen this thread: http://community.activestate.com/forum-topic/subversion-diff-using-exter...
I'm am using Komodo IDE 5.2 on Windows XP. Did the above patch get put into this version or didn't it make it in? Any help would be appreciated.
Since upgrading to Komodo Edit 5.2.2, a couple of times it has got in a state where it claims all the files need saving, and if I try to save any files, it says it can't save. I have to exit Komodo Edit, discarding any changes, and reopen. I have now downgraded to 5.2.1. This happened while I wasn't actively using Komodo, possibly related to a Workrave (http://www.workrave.org/welcome/) break.
Any idea what's going on?
Thanks
Hi all,
I'm having a path problem with Perlapp's "--bind someFile.txt[extract]" option.
The binding and extraction is actually working fine. I know this because when I run my program, I see it creating a directory in %TEMP% (named pdk-%USERNAME%-%PID%) and extracting all 92 of the bound files.
However, my program doesn't seem to be placing the extracted directory on the path, as described in the PDK User Guide:
extract
Hi,
I have been using Komodo Edit 5 for a couple years without problems. Suddenly yesterday, it just stopped working. I can't get it to open at all or leave me an error message. The only thing that has happened recently was I received an update from Microsoft. I rolled that back and still get nothing. I have uninstalled and reinstalled several times and can't get any response from the program at all. It seems to be installing correctly, but nothing happens when I attempt to run the program. I have installed 5.2.2 as well and nothing.
Hi there,
I discovered yesterday that the RX Toolkit has stopped working. Matches in the search text are not detected. The status doesn't change - 'No current data' is what I see now most of the time. The progress icon (or whatever you call that little animated circle next to the stop button) is active all the time.
The syntax checking in the Regular Expression field is still working, though. Unbalanced parentheses, for instance, trigger an error message.
What I've tried so far:
Is it possible to have Komodo IDE auto complete variable names as I am typing them?
Problem:
I have some komodo macros that use the OpenURI() method that do not seem to work anymore. One of the error messages being returned is
this.URIatline() is not a function
I am assuming this is due to an API change. Is it possible to get any more information on what I may need to modify to get the macros working again?
Can anybody suggest a very simple version control system for a single developer working alone? I have used many in corporate environment environments for 20 years, but I am now working/playing alone with a notebook computer, and don't want or need the admin complexity, or processor overhead. I don't want a server that's always active. I just want the revisions to be reliably maintained and available.
I am sure this is a noob question, but I am banging my head against the wall trying to figure out what is wrong with a script that USED to work. I am running Apache 2.2 on Windows XP Pro with the lastest Active Perl installed. I have been able to verify that my CGI/Perl installation is working and Apache can use it via a test script. And I know I ahve my path set correctly at the top of the script file and can get the page itself to display and take my input, however, when I submit the input, rather than displaying the output, it just wants to download the cgi file.