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Komodo Edit 4.2.1 upgrade to 4.3 (Linux libcpp5)
Why won't Komodo Edit 4.2.1 upgrade to version 4.3?
We are no longer publishing updates for the Komodo Edit libstdc++5 builds. If you find Komodo Edit is not updating, check under "Help|About Komodo" for the following build information:
Komodo Edit, version 4.2.1, build 283000, platform linux-libcpp5-x86.
Built on Tue Nov 13 14:03:05 2007.
Check this FAQ to see if you can run the libcpp6 build instead:
http://community.activestate.com/forum-topic/which-download-for-linux
If you are unable to use this build, and would still like to upgrade to get the newest features, consider building Komodo Edit from the Open Komodo repository:
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Why doesn't Ctrl-Shift-U lower-case a selection on Linux
The Code menu gives a keybinding of "Ctrl+Shift+U" for "Make Lowercase", but when I try this, the selection is replaced by the letter "u" and the cursor no longer moves. What's going on?
Some Linux platforms use the Shift-Ctrl-U as an signal to move into an in-place Unicode Input Method Editor (IME), and Komodo can't override that to implement the lowercase-selection command. However this isn't the case on all Linux platforms, and we can't have Komodo determine it at runtime either.
If you're on Unix, you can use the Preferences|Editor|Key Bindings to assign this command to a new key binding; I found [Ctrl K + L] is as memorable as the default key sequence, and it isn't being used.
If you do end up in this IME mode, you can press the Escape key to get out of it.
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Komodo 4 on Ubuntu/x86_64
How to install and run Komodo 4 on Ubuntu Linux x86_64
The complete solution for installing and running Komodo4 with the 64-bit Ubuntu build is this:
sudo apt-get install libc6-i386 ia32-libs ia32-libs-gtk
Works fine after that.
NOTE: Installing just libc6-i386 lets the install script perform the installation. But running the program generates this error message:
error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0
Installing the other two packages (ia32-libs and ia32-libs-gtk) fixes that part.
[from bug 67932]
CGI Debugging: 'No Input File specified'
When I try to debug PHP using CGI Emulation, I get this error:
No input file specified.
This is because your PHP CGI interpreter has been compiled with cgi.force_redirect set to on for security reasons. We can fix this in Komodo by changing this setting in the copy of php.ini that Komodo uses:
- open the php.ini copy that Komodo is using:
~/.komodo/host-<hostname>/php/<php-version>/php.ini
- change the setting:
; cgi.force_redirect = 1
to
cgi.force_redirect = 0
Save the php.ini, then try debugging using CGI Emulation again.
