On Thu, 07 Oct 2010, Spencer Chase wrote:
> I have a number of old scripts that I occasionally need to maintain.
> I am using Komodo IDE and a recent version of Perl. These old
> scripts us TK, but TK has been eliminated in the newer versions of
> Perl. Other than keeping a separate computer with an old perl
> installed, is there any way to easily have both new and old and
> switch between them? It would be great if Komodo had an option to
> use a particular Perl on a project but I don't think there is such
> an option. I am using TKX for new scripts but these old ones are
> quite large and would require a lot of work to convert. Any other
> options specifically with respect to TK? I tried adding it to my
> site lib but there are a lot of includes and requires that would be
> a big job to locate and install. Hoping for an easy solution.
I checked with the Komdo team, and there is currently no way to specify
a different interpreter in a project file. There is already an enhancement
request for this functionality (for Python, but it is really the same
issue), so you may want to add yourself to the CC list of the bug to
register your interest:
http://bugs.activestate.com/show_bug.cgi?id=84957
You could also ask in the "Macros and Extension" forum on the Komodo
community site about help in automating the switching between interpreters
with a macro or something as a workaround for now.
Cheers,
-Jan
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