Komodo Edit 7.1.0 Build 72530. Komodo Edit from ActiveState is a free, open source, multi-platform, multi-language editor (PHP, Python, Ruby, Perl and Tcl, JavaScript, CSS, HTML and template languages like RHTML, Template-Toolkit, HTML-Smarty and Django).Komodo Edit is a fast, smart, free and open-source code editor. Switching your trusty code editor is hard, but give Komodo Edit a try: it'll be worth your while. Background syntax checking and syntax coloring catch errors immediately, while autocomplete and calltips guide you as you write.
XPI extensions allow you to create your own plug-ins. XPI extension support provides the same capability as Firefox, with all standard Mozilla APIs based on XUL, XBL, and XPCOM, plus our own for Python and JavaScript. Other features include Vi emulation, Emacs keybindings, code folding and code snippets.
Features of Komodo Edit 7.1.0 Build 72530:
Code Profiling:
· Komodo IDE now supports code profiling of Python and PHP applications. This allows you to easily code profile an application in order to see where the hotspots are. Komodo also supports the Cachegrind/Callgrind specification, so you can open up generic cachegrind profile files and view them with Komodo's code profiler tools.
Updated Stackato Integration:
· Stackato is ActiveState's cloud hosting platform. Komodo provides tools that will allow you to easily configure, develop, manage and deploy applications to the Stackato cloud platform. Use the "Tools > Stackato" menu to launch the Stackato interface.
Code Browsing:
· The Code Browser will now only show the outline for the currently edited file, though you can easily change this to show all files if you wish. The code browser can now be automatically synced with your current editor position, meaning the code browser will update it's context as you move around in the editor.
Debugger - Highlight Changed Variables:
· When debugging an application inside of Komodo IDE, the watch and variable windows will now highlight any variables that have changed from the last break position, so as you stepping over your code, you can now easily tell when a variable has changed.
Komodo Color Schemes:
· There are now a lot more dark based color schemes included in Komodo by default. Most of these new schemes were contributed by existing users of Komodo - if you have your own favourite color scheme you want included in Komodo then please send it in.
Preference Searching:
· Komodo now provides a search box in the preferences page that can be used to narrow down the appropriate preference categories for the preference you are looking for.
Notifications Pane:
· There is now a new notifications panel located in Komodo's bottom pane that is used to keep track of the events occurring in Komodo. Statusbar messages, SCC actions and other events will now populate this Notifications panel - this allows easy reviewing, checking and copying of Komodo events.
Document Toolbar:
· A new toolbar has been placed at the top of each editor tab. This toolbar will now contain editor specific controls such as the Sections List popup, Language selection and file encoding choices.
Customize the Main Toolbar:
· It's now possible to select the individual toolbar items you wish to be shown in the main Komodo toolbar. Use the View > Toolbars > Customize... menu to start your tweaking.
Code Completion Widget:
· The code completions widget inside of Komodo has changed. Whilst most users shouldn't the difference between the old and new completion widget, this will allow adding of additional information to the completions dialog and also allow us to add smarter code completions.
Fast Find:
· A new interactive find widget has been added to the Komodo editor, which will speed up the time taken to search for text within documents. Using Ctrl+F (Cmd+F) now brings up a small textbox at the bottom of the editor view where you can type the text you wish to search for. The searching is done incrementally as you type, so you'll see your matches instantly.
Node.js:
· Komodo now provides excellent code intelligence and debugging support for Node. Komodo's debugger can connect and interact with the Node V8 runtime, to show variables, set breakpoints, modify objects or view the call stack - Komodo's debugger makes all of these things easy. As well as debugging, Komodo's code intelligence provides support for the core Node library, as well support for the CommonJS module specification, which is used in Node for requiring (importing) JavaScript modules.
Komodo Synchronization:
· Synchronize your important Komodo data between multiple machines. Changes made to the toolbox, remote server accounts or template files can be synchronized between all of the machines you use Komodo on.
Code Collaboration:
· Two or more people can collaborate on the same document in real time. Changes made each individual user will be propagated to all other collaborators.
Moveable Side Pane Widgets:
· You can now easily move any of Komodo's side pane widgets to a different pane, such as being able to move the Code Browser to the right side instead of the left. Just right-click on the side-pane tab you wish to move and you'll see a context menu offering you the ability to move the tab to an alternative pane.
Syntax Checking:
· Multi-language syntax checking - you'll now see errors and warnings for JavaScript and CSS sections in an HTML document
· A syntax checking tab in the bottom pane - you can see those errors and warnings all in one place
· A wider range of syntax checkers to choose from - including JSLint for JavaScript and PyLint for Python
· The ability to enable or disable syntax checkers on a per-file or per-language level
· Preference options - complete customization of syntax checking parameters
· Project Preferences: There are now a wider range of preferences that can be set on a per-project basis, such as the language interpreter preferences, project-wide indentation settings and syntax checking options.
Updated Mozilla Code Base:
Komodo is now on the Firefox 4 (mozilla-2.0) code base, which means:
· Faster startup - no component registration, so the first startup and restarts after add-on installation will be substantially faster.
· A better browser preview - supporting the lastest and greatest web technologies
· Stability - improvements to the underlying Mozilla code will make Komodo itself more stable
· New Languages
· Mojolicious - a Perl templating language
· CoffeeScript - a JavaScript templating language
· LESS - a CSS extension language
· SCSS - a CSS extension language
Requirements:
· x86 or x86_64 processor
· 233 MHz+ CPU (500 MHz+ PIII recommended)
· 512 MB RAM (1 GB+ recommended)
· 200 MB hard disk space
What's New:
· Code Browser: Correct the sort handling. (Bug 92666)
· Code Browser: Ensure consistent updating and refreshing of tree items. (Bug 92682)
· Code Intelligence: JavaScript: Ensure "document." lookups work inside of HTML documents. (Bug 92394)
· Code Profiling: Allow the profiling window to be resized on Windows. (Bug 92445)
· Code Profiling: Report PHP units as seconds instead of nanoseconds. (Bug 92446)
· Color Picker: Fix transparent window in the John Dyer color picker. (Bug 92556)
· Debugging: Fix crash when viewing remote debugger source code on Windows. (Bug 92419)
· Debugging: Node.js: Support hover tips over complex expressions like foo[1].blah[3]. (Bug 92421)
· Debugging: PHP: Add xdebug check to ensure a valid PHP session is being profiled. (Bug 92603)
· Debugging: Perl: If PadWalker is installed, show local variables at each stack level. (Bug 70425)
· Debugging: Ruby: Handle hover tips correctly over compound expressions. (Bug 92725)
· Debugging: XSLT: Handle spaces and other non-alpha characters
Go>>> | : |  |
|---|---|---|
| Size/OS | : | 63.4 MB / Windows XP / Vista / 7 |
| License | : | Mozilla Public License/Freeware |
| Type of file | : | Msi |
| Date | : | July 22rd, 2012 |
| Developer | : | Home page |
