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Hello.

Help me please.
My Komodo Edit v4.4.1 incorrect autolist complete somtimes.

for example:
python code:

from os import environ
def env(request):
    raw_a = {'q':1, 'w':2,'r':4}
    
    a = raw_a.items()
    b = environ.items()
    c=dir(environ)
    return render_to_response('env.html', {
        'env' : b,
        'dop' : c
    })

but I render my template which content it:

html-template:

{% for i in dop %}
    
{{ i }} 
    {%  endfor %}

then it exist there

As example that I attach screen here.

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?

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

I'm evaluating Komodo and trying to create a Rails project using the Ruby on Rails template. However, Komodo keeps telling me that Rails isn't located in the same folder as Ruby, /usr/bin. Since Rails was installed using "gem install", it is in /var/lib/gems/1.8/bin; however it is in the bash search path and I added it to the Komodo PATH environment variable. But it still doesn't work. What am I doing wrong?

Best regards,
Peter

Hi all. First time poster, etc......

I know in homesite one can find the opening tag (say, for a div tag, for example) and do a control-m to find it's matching closing tag (/div).

Is there anything like that in Komodo?

It would sure be nice. Thanks for any advice.

-Aaron

I have had my Komodo 4.4 setup for remote debugging on my own PC running Kubuntu without any problems. Running my own LAMP setup on my own machine. Works perfectly.

However, I do now wish to setup my Komodo for debugging on another server, running Linux - but when trying, it fails.

Hello, I'm a month-old Komodo Python user.
Sorry for group-posting many features at the same time... but it's already some work to gather it :-)

So there are, from my point of view, the most missing Komodo features :
- on-the-fly tool-tips when the mouse flies over a function name (with function summary : profile, docstring...) (gnat-gps like)

- CRTL+Click to 'go to definition' ? (eclipse like) (with a better 'go to definition' scope, currently, sometimes Komodo opens it self the good files to jump into, and sometimes not, reproducable with PyLDAP for instance)

Greetings.

Desire to know as I can generate files executables tcl for Linux (Ubuntu) from Windows.

I am thankful for the aid.

Douglas Aparicio Bermudez

I have a dual monitor setup and if I get a huge function signature hint on my dual view, the hint spreads across both monitors. If I open a menu very close to the adjacent display, the menu spills over and may be split between the both of them. Is there a way to tell Komodo to keep everything on a single monitor?

This is quite annoying. Doing development in Python, if I create an open parenthesis, type a single a letter right after it and make a newline, the next line starts 1 column over to the column with the open parenthesis.

here is an example.

this_is_a_long_function_call_slash_commented_name(long_arg1,
                                                  long_arg2,
                                                  long_argX
                                                  )