Re: Setting the source to Python3

Komodo should keep track of whether a particular file is Python 2 or 3.

When it first loads a file, it does a quick scan over the contents looking
for a few markers that indicate only Python 2 or 3.  Failing that, it
defaults to Python 2 (and there's a bug stating that if there's no
setting for Python 2, default to 3).  If it guesses wrong, you can
use the Language tab in the status bar, or [View|View As Language]
to specify the correct language.

Looking at the code, I see there's a problem that Komodo isn't
looking for those -*- mode lines for Python 2/3 and JavaScript/Node.js
files.

Bug filed at http://bugs.activestate.com/show_bug.cgi?id=90610

- Eric

On 7/8/2011 5:33 AM, Robert wrote:
> Since Komodo has preferences for both Python2 and Python3, how do I
> tell it that the source is Python3? I tried an emacs style local
> variable at the top of the file but I may not have gotten it correct.
>
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