This is true. I have only used an older version of UltraEdit, but I am
pretty impressed with Komodo as far as debugging/editing features go
(especially auto-completion for PHP). I too would like to see ActiveState
optimize it more, but it *is* based on Mozilla, so .
Seriously, though. For ligh
: Perl Editors
further info:
here is the download URL
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Downloads/Komodo/
there is an option to get license where you can request a non-commercial one
joel
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From: Kuchler, David [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 08 August 2001 19:40
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When I saw Komodo, there were three licensing options for Windows
environments: Commercial (needed for any real use), Evaluation (free for 21
days, but must purchase afterwards), and Non-Commercial (limited to teaching
or learning). Now, I know that to use Komodo on Linux is free, but I don't
kn
Couple of things to check: Now, if I'm reading this correctly, you already
have http://hostname/cgi-bin/perlfile.cgi running if you point the browser
directly to that link. Now, you're trying to get that script to run by
pointing to http://hostname/cgi-bin/ itself. The first thing I would check
Curtis,
Maybe this is a dumb question from the encryption-ignorant, but why wouldn't
you want $rand to change? I would think that the more randomness you
introduce, the more effective the encryption. I am aware that the idea of a
hash function is ideally twofold: The original values should be
