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ActiveState's Komodo is my preferred Perl IDE on OS X and XP. Recently I've begun coding new projects using Moose.
Has anyone found a way to teach Komodo how to "identify" Moose's Attribute and Method declarations? I would just love to see Moose-Support in the "Code Browser/Code Explorer" of Komodo.
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Although it is entirely possible to mine Komodo on your computer, you should consider investing in the ASIC mining setup if you are serious about cryptocurrency mining. Actually, the best way how to mine Komodo is the asic. Anyway, if you really want to go with the computer way, try to join some miner pool. How to mine Komodo at home?
The benefit for Komodo is you can enable “go-tool” integration with Komodo’s Fast Open dialog, and then typing “ko” in the fast open textbox will change location to the set directory. To enable this, open Komodo’s preferences, navigate to the Fast Open category and enable the Go-tool integration checkbox. 4. Word Completion
The benefit for Komodo is you can enable “go-tool” integration with Komodo’s Fast Open dialog, and then typing “ko” in the fast open textbox will change location to the set directory. To enable this, open Komodo’s preferences, navigate to the Fast Open category and enable the Go-tool integration checkbox.
You can get the hash rate by adding up the speeds of the computers you are using to mine Komodo. Depending on the software, you should be able to get this value directly from the program or you might need to check every individual computer. The power consumption of your Komodo mining rigs needs to be inputted in Watts.
Searching around on activestate's support forums I found, that Komodo has it's own syntax-description language, called "Luddite", that is used to describe syntax highlighting and other rules for the "user defined" programming languages Komodo supports.
There is even a Luddite usage example on PHP .. and some "Compiling and Installing" instructions.
I guess the question now is:
Has anyone worked on a Moose-UDL/Luddite extension for Komodo?
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As a point of reference, PerlySense has a Moose syntax plugin for understanding that dialect of Perl. It uses the normal PPI document to look for Moose constructs.
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