How can I join my Komodo Edit with Django template system as it done in the window where I edit my views.py or other Python-module. I want to have list of filter and tags when I edit my template (html-template document).
How can I do it?

Thanks.

ps
when will be new version 5.0 Komodo edit?

Brand new user, just downloaded and installed Komodo Edit and ActivePython. I wanted to do the Python tutorial described in Help and on the website but I can not find the tutorial project in the folder specified. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

Hi,

When using Komodo with autocomplete turned on, I'm not seeing all of the functions available in a module for instance if I type:

use Time::HiRes;
my $utime = Time::HiRes::(autocomplete appears here)

The only function that appears is the tv_interval function, which happens to be the only subroutine written in Perl in the module file. The rest of the functions are system calls. Is there any way to have those functions appear as well?

Thanks,

Dana

Hi there

I use the code sidebar to jump around in my function list, but I've noticed that where Komodo thinks a function is is now quite wrong, often by a hundred lines or more.

Is there a way to force it to rescan the file so that this indexing works properly?

...Mike

with the recent release of python2.6 I would like to start porting some of my applications, however, I can't just drop support for 2.5.

How can I specify which version of Python to use when running an application ?

g.

Not able to Debug Perl fork code in komodo 4.4.1 . Can anyone please help out, what steps i need to follow so that i debug the when creating multiple process using fork.Debugger just hangs not sure whether its in child or parent.

When I need to do multiple find/replace's through the same directory of files, the dialogue doesn't retain all of the settings from the first search.

The particular settings that are not retained are:
- Search in: when files was selected, always returns to current document.
- Directories: sometimes holds the values and sometimes doesn't, usually after the first search it doesn't but after the second or third search it does.
- Sometimes regex checkbox doesn't hold its value as well.

Is there some setting that would make them hold their values, or is this a possible bug?

Sorry if this has been posted before, I searched the forum and bug db but didn't find anything obviously similar.

If I start Komodo from within a shell (Console cmd/msys bash/ipython pysh) then the language checking and auto-completion don't work.

e.g.
> komodo.exe hello_world.py

If I hover the mouse of the the script error on the status bar (!) I get the following error message

Unexpected internal error checking 'hello_world.py' with activestate.com/koLinter?la...

This happens whether I start komodo in it's install directory e.g.
[c:\Program Files\ActiveState Komodo Edit 4]
> komodo.exe c:\mystuff\hello_world.py

or if I start it where the file is e.g.
[c:\mystuff]
c:\Program Files\ActiveState Komodo Edit 4\komodo.exe hello_world.py

If I start komodo from the desktop shortcut or start menu and then open the file with the open file dialogue then the language checking and auto-completion works.

If I start Komodo from the desktop shortcut or start menu and then open a file from the command line e.g. the Komodo Edit application is already running and I type...

> komodo hello_world.py

...at the command line, then that also works!

When I run Komodo in verbose mode the problem goes away, perversely. However, the following log message can be seen...

ERROR: root: unable to connect, status 403.

Other stuff from the verbose mode logs:
komodo: debug: Komodo information:
komodo: debug: Version: Komodo Edit 4.4.1 (Build 1774)
komodo: debug: OS type: Windows XP
komodo: debug: Komodo startup options:
komodo: debug: nFiles: 1
komodo: debug: file 0: hello_world.py

I was playing around with the Komodo extension template and fouled it up at one point and I got the dialog as a panel in the output window... I screwed up so I'm not overly sure how to reproduce MY error (nothing wrong with Komodo).

For my extension I really need to add a tab to the left panel and have a "outline control" that the end user can select stuff.

My question is not really about how to use xul to do it, although it would be nice to know if xul is the "toolset" to use. My question is... Is there ANY "toolset" that can be used to get to the right panel and add stuff to it? I'm guessing that I may need to write in Python and that's OK... I just need to know if there is ANY way to get to that panel and add a tab to it?

It would be really cool if I could also make my own "document" window that opens up in the regular edit window. This is a secondary question and is not as important but, it would be cool if I could.

I really need to get to the left panel... I want to build an "upside down" Cheetah. Cheetah builds the template and "fills" in the placeholders... I want to do the same thing but the variables and the data to be inserted will be known before getting to the template. So I want to insert the placeholders but I will know the values of the placeholders at "publish/run time".

Anyone that has ever used Companion knows exactly what I want. It's a dead application and it works very differantly than any other "template" application that I have ever run accross. All of the aspx, xhtml, xml, xsl, xsd, and CLIENT javascript at my site is generated with Companion.
http://www.dlgreene.com
Companion's downfall wasn't it's "publishing power" it was because the editing and editor capabilities were horrible at best. I actually have to spend quite a bit of time in other editors to actually write for my "output language" and copy and paste back into Companion to "program" the output. I'm sure that this makes absolutly no sense to anyone... Like I said Companion works very differantly than anything else most people have ever used.

Is there any way to change the way that code folding closes up...
I don't mean changing the character that is set... I mean how it closes on the character. Now Komodo hides the closing character, as an end user it would appear that it "gobbles up" and empty lines until "line not whitespace". The way it works now is generaly consider the "right" way to do it... I dislike it very much. Particularly for javascript...

That semi-colon should be there! I know alot of code doesn't show it and javascript can usually figure it out when not written but it's not different than any statement in javascript and really is not a whole lot different than...
var foo_var = "hello";

Anyway in UEStudio the code folding SHOWS the closing character line and it is quite handy to instantly see if I missed any semi-colons. It gets real handy when the hierarchal structure of the javascript gets really hairy.

Clearly, the following syntax has quite a differant meaning.

No semi-colon... as it should be.

I changed the number of recently used projects in Preferences from 5 to 10 a couple weeks ago, but it seems to have no effect. With almost daily use and opening of more than 5 different projects, still only the 5 most recent projects are shown in the list. The setting in Preferences indicates that my choice of 10 was accepted.

Is this a bug in the software? Does this preference work for other users?

I have a framework built on top of Werkzeug, which is built on the wsgiref wsgi server. How would I go about debugging this in komodo? I have debugging of regular python scripts figured out, but whenever I use the framework my breakpoints never get reached.

Thanks.

Hi

I am running a php template system, where some html template pages are read by a php script, pre-processed and the directed into an eval() statement.

This works fine, however, I would like to debug these html template pages. I know that they are generated dynamically, and the source code is not statically available. However, my question is now: Is there a way, that I can single step into these html template pages - ie. single stepping (the template pages also contains php code).

I am running Komodo IDE 4.4.1.

Thanx in advance
Steen L. Frederiksen

Is there an xml class for reading and writing xml in a macro/script?