Popular recipes tagged "komodo" but not "macro"

Post code to Pastebin.com (JavaScript)

2010-12-06T17:56:41-08:00

JavaScript recipe 577489 by Nathan Rambeck (komodo, pastebin).

This is an updated version of another recipe (#577170) to post selected text to pastebin.com. This version uses the latest API. You'll want to change the following variables to your preferences: email, nick, expiry.

Get the Name of the Current Method (JavaScript)

2011-01-03T20:49:58-08:00

JavaScript recipe 577532 by Eric Promislow (codeintel, komodo, sections).

Here's a snippet for Komodo JavaScript macros that gives the name of the current method

Revisiting "Revenge of the auto-wrap": Another toggle-macro (JavaScript)

2010-10-04T23:51:41-07:00

JavaScript recipe 577417 by Eric Promislow (autowrap, javascript, komodo, togglemacro). Revision 2.

Komodo doesn't automatically wrap lines when they reach a certain length, which is a good trait to have in a code editor. However, for those times where you're editing non-code, it can be helpful to have newlines inserted automatically. Troy Topnik addressed this problem a couple of years ago, in his post http://www.activestate.com/blog/2008/11/revenge-auto-wrap-type-type-type-ding . As Komodo 6 heads out the door, I've been writing blog posts, and found this feature useful. But his solution used two macros. I put my coding hat back on, and reimplemented it as a "toggle macro".

Implementing Vertical Editing in Komodo 6 (JavaScript)

2010-09-29T19:09:35-07:00

JavaScript recipe 577406 by Eric Promislow (columns, komodo, verticalediting). Revision 4.

When editing a group of similar lines, it's very convenient to be able to press down-arrow and move to the same starting column position on the next line. (See an example at http://community.activestate.com/forum/vertical-editing ).

This code is for a Komodo 6 macro -- possibly the only tweak necessary to make it work on Komodo 5 is by commenting out the "macro.save()" code, but I haven't tested it. The discussion below will talk about how to use it.

Komodo: avoid tab-buildup with a find-alternate-file macro (JavaScript)

2010-09-28T18:16:42-07:00

JavaScript recipe 577412 by Eric Promislow (find_alternate_file, komodo).

In Emacs I used to use find-alternate-file all the time to replace the current buffer with a different one, usually one in the same directory. Komodo doesn't provide an off-the-shelf way to do this, and if you can't be bothered to close buffers when you no longer need them, you'll soon suffer from the dreaded tab buildup problem, up there with the heartbreak of browser tab overload. But it's easy to write a macro to avoid this.

Komodo JS Macro - delete marked lines (JavaScript)

2010-08-30T17:32:24-07:00

JavaScript recipe 577378 by Eric Promislow (bookmarks, editor, javascript, komodo).

You can set bookmarks in Komodo, for ease ni revisiting certain lines. This recipe lets you delete all the marked lines in the current buffer. This code is undoable, but the markers are gone for good. They aren't restored by Scintilla, and having Komodo restore them would be a pain.

Sort file (with unique option) (JavaScript)

2010-05-30T21:47:36-07:00

JavaScript recipe 577247 by Glenn Jenkins (file, komodo, sort, unique).

This will sort the lines in the current document into alphabetical order. It doesn't apply any special rule (so 5 will come after 42).

On running, it asks if you want a unique sort (Cancel for no, Ok for yes), in which case it'll remove duplicate lines.

Go to nth character (JavaScript)

2010-05-27T13:44:00-07:00

JavaScript recipe 577246 by Glenn Jenkins (character, goto, komodo).

Pops up a dialogue box to ask you for a character number (position), validates it, then moves the cursor to the character at that position in the current document.

Useful for eg a SQL statement where you have an "error at character 3456"

A Komodo macro for duplicating the current file (Komodo 5 only!) (JavaScript)

2011-02-03T23:45:02-08:00

JavaScript recipe 577085 by Eric Promislow (javascript, komodo).

Komodo projects look like file managers, but don't always offer the same functionality directly. Here's a macro that makes a copy of the current selected file in a project. To use it, create a new macro in the Komodo toolbox, copy this code, paste it in the macro, and save it. Then you can select a file, double-click the macro icon (or assign it to a keybinding), and Komodo will create a copy of the file called "Copy of <basename>.<extension>".

Komodo JS Macro - move current line up one (JavaScript)

2010-03-10T12:24:43-08:00

JavaScript recipe 577100 by Eric Promislow (javascript, komodo).

This Komodo macro moves the line containing the caret (cursor) up one line, and then puts the caret at the start of that line in its new position. Put the macro in your toolbox, and bind it to Ctrl-Shift-UpArrow (unused in the default Komodo keybinding set) to get the same functionality as in some other popular editors).

Komodo JS Macro - move current line down one (JavaScript)

2010-03-10T12:25:06-08:00

JavaScript recipe 577101 by Eric Promislow (javascript, komodo).

This Komodo macro moves the line containing the caret (cursor) down one line, and then puts the caret at the start of that line in its new position. Put the macro in your toolbox, and bind it to Ctrl-Shift-DownpArrow (unused in the default Komodo keybinding set) to get the same functionality as in some other popular editors).