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Hi,

I´m new here, because I have to work with the komodo ide.
After the installation I have a little problem:

On my computer runs WinXP, but the Perl script will be executed on a ubuntu linux machine. The /home directory is a shared folder in the winXP system.

The Problem is: When I work on the WinXP System, komodo underlines red for example this line "use WWW::Mechanize;" because this package is not installed on the windows system, so komodo don´t support this package.

I have the following line that is used to call an exe and redirct the output to a log.

system ($some_exe." >> exe.log");

Everytime I get to this line, the command executed but I also receive
"can't spawn cmd.exe no such file or directory at 'script line #'" error printed to the screen. What can I do to get rid of this message?

I have tried this with everything being defined in the variable
system ($come_variable);

and with everything explicitly called out
system ("C:\\Progra~1\some_exe >> exe.log");

But I always get the error.

Hi. I'm new in Komodo. In Netbeans, when writing something in Java like System.out.println (), just by writing the dot after System gives you a list of all possible methods to use and their descriptions. Komodo does give a list of methods, but doesn't show any type of description (in Python, don't know if this happens in other languages). Is there a way to do this?

I was just wondering if it would be possible to add this feature in a future version..

When you open up the replace dialog you can tick a checkbox or something so that the replace dialog doesn't close when you do the replacement..... I often do several replacements & it's annoying having to reopen the replace dialog for each one.

Cheers!

Hi,

I'm using Komodo Edit to develop a Javascript program. I'm wondering if there's a way to jump out of strings and function declarations? So when I'm writing a string 'komodo is a nice editor (tab_here)' I want to use tab to jump to after the second '-character. Same with functions functionX(argument1 (tab_here)) to after the )-character.

[file delete] works fine from the tclsh, but fails from my script.

%set inFile
C:/Documents and Settings/ben/.hosts
%file delete $inFile

..file disappears

In my script:

expect {
  "y\n" {
    if { [catch {file delete -force $::inFile} catchError] } {
      puts "catchError:\n$catchError"
      exit 1
    }
  }
  timeout {
    exit 1
  }
}

The result is an error:

catchError:
error deleting "C:/Documents and Settings/ben/.hosts": permission denied

I would be grateful for any advice about a problem which is preventing me from using Python for my current project.

I am hoping to use Python 2.6 on the server side with Microsoft ASP [not ASP.NET; version details below]. The behavior I see is:

1. Load very simple page [text below] into browser [Firefox or IE, versions below]. Everything displays, fine.
2. Exit browser, restart it, and reload the same page; or open a second tab and load the same page.
3. In either case, page fails to load, with error:
Python ActiveX Scripting Engine, ASP 0211 (0x80020009)

I just downloaded Komodo IDE. It installed on my Win XP Pro system without error. When I click on the icon, I get an hourglass for a second and then nothing. Have removed and reinstalled with same result. Same thing happens when I install Komodo Edit. Am I missing something?

Starting from the command line with -v option produces no output, just a new prompt.

I am current on all XP updates from Microsoft.

I installed it on my Vista Business laptop without problems. I can at least evaluate it here but it needs to run on my development system which is still XP.