



Tcl syntax checking support seems to have been dropped in Komodo Edit 4.3. What's the deal?
The Tcl syntax checker used in Komodo IDE and previous releases of Komodo Edit is not open source, therefore we decided to remove it from the main build of Komodo Edit as of version 4.3 and provide it as a closed-source extension instead:
http://community.activestate.com/komodo-extension/tcl-syntax-checker
I get an error 'Invalid License' when editing Tcl code in Komodo 4.1. What's going on?
Komodo 4.1.0 shipped with a Tcl linter binary that incorrectly checks for a license. To fix this, please replace the 'kotcllint' binary in your Komodo installation ( kotcllint.exe on Wiindows ) with one from the attached zip archive.
To install, unzip the attached file and copy the kotcllint or kotcllint.exe file for your OS to the following path overwriting the existing file:
C:\Program Files\ActiveState Komodo IDE 4.1\lib\support\tcl\ ( Windows )
/opt/Komodo-IDE-4.1/lib/support/tcl/ ( Linux )
/Applications/Komodo IDE.app/Contents/SharedSupport/tcl/ ( OS X )
This issue will be fixed shortly in the upcoming Komodo 4.1.1 release.
What version of ActiveTcl should I use with Windows Vista?
The best version of Tcl to use with Windows Vista is ActiveTcl 8.4.14 or later.
There are currently minor issues with installing and uninstalling, but these are not serious and are being worked on. The demo applications distributed with ActiveTcl all function as expected, including the graphical libraries and Expect.
Note that you will need to right-click the installation file and select "Run as Administrator" for the installation to be successful. This will be fixed in a future release of ActiveTcl.