Hi Eric,

Welcome to the Mac cult! Answers below:

Eric Robertson wrote:
>  I'm new to Macs and I'm trying to install PHP debugging in Komodo 4.3  
>  on my MacBook Pro which has Leopard 10.5.2 installed. Komodo hadn't  
>  installed PHP debugging automatically so I tried the Config Wizard.
>  It seems that a PHP interpreter is at both /usr/bin/ and at /usr/local/ 
>  php5/bin/ with only the first of these being in the drop down list - I  
>  didn't know how to find out what was in the PATH variable. 

'/usr/bin/php' won't work because Apple ships a crippled php binary. For 
the gory details:

http://www.openkomodo.com/blogs/jeffg/php-leopard-or-how-use-mamp-instead

At least you probably have a working php installed. All you should need 
to do to configure it is, in

Preferences / Languages / PHP

...browse and select that php interpreter. Komodo should at his point 
automagically configure PHP for local debugging. Do *not* run the 
wizard, and ensure the field 'path to alternate php.ini' is *blank*.

Does this work?

As an aside, if you want to add paths to Komodo's running environment, 
you can do this at

Preferences / Environment

You could for example add /usr/local/php5/bin to your PATH

cheers,

Jeff

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