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I'm using Notepad++ for python development, and few days ago I found out about free Komodo Edit. I need Pros and Cons for Python development between this two editors... Skeolan I have worked a bit with Python programming for Google App Engine, which I started out in Notepad++ and then recently shifted over to Komodo using two excellent startup tutorials - both of which are conveniently linked from this blog post (direct: here and here ). Komodo supports the basic organization of your work into Projects, which Notepad++ does not (apart from physical folder organization). The custom commands

I posted about this a week or so ago but since then I've done some further troubleshooting so I thought it was worth posting again: I'm trying to set up PHP debugging in Komodo 7, using the Xdebug extension that ships with Komodo. The extension seems to be working fine, and Komodo responds when I try and start a debug session. However, Komodo doesn't let me step-through my PHP code; instead it just runs through the code in a pane in the bottom-right of the Komodo window. For the record, I don't have any Mapped URIs. I'd really appreciate any help anyone's able to offer on this as I've got a

Hopefully a nice quick one for someone. I'm working on a project that requires a specific link being written around 400 or so locations. Each link is the same, except it has the town's name in it, such as: <li><a href="/contact-details.html?location=Andover">Andover</a></li> I'm currently using Komodo Edit to write my projects, and I have Zen Coding installed and a decent knowledge of the built-in Snippets functionality. I know that using Snippets, I could create the link above from the word Andover in a key-binding, but as far as I know only one line at a time. I also know that I could use

Trying out komodo to build a jquery ui widget.. I enabled the jquery api reference and in a .html file it works great.. I then open my widget.js file and type in; (function($) { followed by $. I would expect to get intellisense here, but instead I get: No completions found. (Error determining completions) Is this a file extension thing? Are jquery ui widgets just unsupported? From the guys at Komodo; The problem is that Komodo doesn't know the context of the anonymous function call - in other words Komodo is not smart enough to know that "jQuery" == "$" in this case. But all is not lost, you

The problem is Komodo intelli-sense doesn't see object methods defined this way: var App = window.App || { method: function() { ... } } Typing "App." gives no result. However, defining an object like below works fine: var App = { method: function(){ } } How to make autocompletion working at first example pattern? Paul Sweatte Komodo has a macro API which can automate switching between the two patterns. Use the Add macro context menu option to create a new macro and paste the following code: komodo.assertMacroVersion(2); if (komodo.view && komodo.view.scintilla) { komodo.view.scintilla.focus();

I just recently switched to Komodo for Python programming, and I'm loving it so far. I love how if I type a function name, followed by the open-paren ( , it opens the calltip/docstring. I also love how if I type a module name, followed by . , it opens a list of available functions. My question is, is it possible to get the calltip/docstring to popup when I have the function list up? In other words, I want to be able to see what each function does (the docstring) before I insert it and open the argument list with the ( . The reason is that I find myself needing a function, and scrolling through

With c# in the Visual Studio IDE I can pause at anytime a program and watch its variables, inspect whatever I want. I noticed that with the Komodo IDE when something crashes and it stops the flow of the program, I can do exactly the same. But for some reason, it seems that when I try to do the same when I manually pause the program, the same cannot be achieved. Am I doing something wrong or it just isn't possible? In the later case, could anyone care to explain me why? Is it IDE related or Python related? Thanks edit: Other question, how can I then continue the program? From what I see, after

I'm trying to teach Komodo to fire up IDLE when I hit the right keystrokes. I can use the exact path of the shortcut in start menu in the Windows Explorer location bar to launch IDLE so I was hoping Komodo would be able to use it as well. But, giving this path to Komodo causes it to say that 1 is returned. This appears to be a failure as IDLE doesn't start up. I thought I'd avoid the shortcut and just use the exact path. I go to the start menu, find the shortcut for IDLE, right click to look at the properties. The target is grayed out, but says "Python 2.5.2". The "Start in" is set to, "C: