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I'm getting back into development and want to find a good editor for HTML5/JQuery. Being able to save files in UTF-8 is important. However, although I set my project in NetBeans 7.0 to encode in UTF-8, when I create a file in the project, then look at it in Notepad++, the file is encoded in ANSI and I have to manually set the encoding to UTF-8: In Aptana Studio 3 I set the workspace to UTF-8 encoding, and my project inherits from that, but when I create a file in the project and look at it in Notepad++, it is encoded in ANSI and I have to change the encoding manually to UTF-8: So I tried

Is it possible to create a single regexp to replace < and > with their entity equivalents in Komodo Edit? s/<|>/<|>/ I'm guessing that you may have to convert & to & and so on. If this is the case there's most likely a library or function in whichever language/platform you're using (e.g. in Java check out StringEscapeUtils ). Indicate which language you're using and someone here will no doubt point you to something appropriate. It is easy in to do this in just about any language without using regex: PHP: $xml = str_replace(array('>', '<'), array('>','<'), $xml); Python: xml = xml.replace('>',

I created this macro to replace a specific word with another word in the current document, but ideally, I want to replace it with clipboard content. My current code is as follows: // Macro recorded on: Wed Jul 11 2012 01:29:42 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time) komodo.assertMacroVersion(3); if (komodo.view) { komodo.view.setFocus(); } ko.find.replaceAllInMacro(window, 0, 'Itemlink', 'target', true, 0, 2, false, false); The above code replaces the word 'Itemlink' with the word 'target', but how to use clipboard content instead ? So far, I found this Komodo command to paste data from the clipboard,

Is there a simple way to reformat my HTML from within Komodo Edit or to automate the process against Tidy? Something like the Ctrl + K , Ctrl + D in Visual Studio would be brilliant. Presently running Ubuntu with Tidy installed. If you want a solution that just straight up works, do the following: Pop open the toolbox panel on the right Click on the gear and select New Macro, name it what you like. Get the macro code here: komodo edit macro It includes the code from http://jsbeautifier.org/ and works like a charm... Next is to set up a keystroke: Select your new macro in the toolbox Now go to

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