I've just downloaded Komodo edit to use for python scripting and was playing around with it when I experienced some problems with file paths.
For example, in IDLE, the following code would open/read a .txt file saved in the same folder as the .py script.
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from numpy import *
X = loadtxt("numbers.txt")
x=X[:,0]
y = X[:,1]
print x
print y
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However, in Komodo Edit, I get the following error message:
I have Komodo version 5.2 and cannot get the PHP debug session to work correctly for local files. Xdebug loads, Config says everything is OK and I have no mapped URI's or symlinks, yet the debugger totally ignores the breakpoints I set. I've read through the docs several times and can't get a handle on what the problem might be. Is this an issue with the port it's listening on? I'm running on a localhost with IIS 7.0/FastCGI, Firefox and PHP 5.3.0 with Windows Vista/64. I'm new to Komodo but not to development and can say I've never had so much trouble setting up a debugging session.
Since upgrading to Komodo 5.2 (from 5.1), I can't open files or start new ones. The Open button (and menu item) don't do anything - no file browser appears.
Komodo could do with a few additional views that would be quite handy for web developers;
- HTML view; show a HTML page in the sidebar or in a tab. You can already preview pages in tabs, why not make it so you can open pages in a tab? Esp. the sidebar concept would be really handy for f.ex. reference and documentation.
- Thumbnail view; browse through all the images in a folder as thumbnails, would be ace for when picking out icons for a stylesheet or such.
Hello again,
Just wondering, is it possible to setup xdebug and komodo edit for php and javascript debugging?
If so, does anyone know of a tutorial/step-by-step guide on the process on windows xp, one that a newbie would easily understand?
I've been searching the net, unfortunately all I seem to find are either beyond my understanding or is meant for another platform.
- kris
I am attempting to reinstall Komodo 5.2.2 after I have upgraded my laptop to Fedora 12.
The install process fails with an SE Linux error. The error is:
$ sudo ./install.sh -I /opt/Komodo-Edit5
[sudo] password for kent:
install: Installing ActiveState Komodo to '/opt/Komodo-Edit5'...
relocate this Python to '/opt/Komodo-Edit5/lib/python'
relocate '/opt/Komodo-Edit5/lib/python/bin/python2.6-config'
relocate '/opt/Komodo-Edit5/lib/python/bin/python-config'
relocate '/opt/Komodo-Edit5/lib/python/bin/python2.6'
relocate '/opt/Komodo-Edit5/lib/python/bin/2to3'
With the tree view in the project sidebar it seems kind of pointless to have Komodo open each file in tabs, then have to double click on the tree to switch to those tabs. Is there a way to set it so that all files in a directory are effectively "open" and then use the tree rather than tabs to quickly switch between them? For programs involving quick editing of multiple files this would really make a difference in speed.
Each time I start Komodo IDE (icon on the dock) OS X asks whether to deny or allow Komodo incoming network traffic. Yet Komodo is in the firewall so it seems I shouldn't see this prompt. Moreover, the checkbox that allows incoming traffic to signed software is checked.
I have removed Komodo from the firewall and allowed OS X to add it again, via the deny/accept prompt.
Thanks for any advice.
Komodo IDE, version 5.2.2, build 35694, platform macosx-x86.
Built on Thu Oct 29 15:04:25 2009.
I have a Snow Leopard box, and Komodo Edit doesn't seem to work with Snow Leopard's nice new monospaced font Menlo. When I switch to that font, the sample dumps back to what appears to be the selected variable width font. Monaco and the other monospaced fonts under Snow Leopard all seem to work OK.
Can anyone else running Komodo on Snow Leopard confirm this and/or offer a fix?
Thanks.
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/ron
Anyone know of an extension or other mod so that open file tabs can be placed/viewd on the side of the screen in a vertical manner?
If not, anyone taking requests to make one?