R. Hicks wrote:
>  Can Komodo do detection with an emacs line or vim line? For example is 
>  some of my Vim files I have at the end:
>  
>  # vim: et sw=4 ts=4 nowrap
>  
>  Just wondering...

Adding to Rich's post (if Komode works for you, then great!).

Komodo currently will use an emacs "file variable" line or block to help 
with encoding detection, but that is currently it.

The "Replace in Files" system reads Emacs and Vi/Vim modelines to help 
with filetype detection, but that code hasn't yet been integrated with 
Komodo's document system. If you are curious, look for "textinfo.py" in 
your Komodo installation. From the command-line it acts kind of like the 
GNU file command:

----------------------------
$ cat vi-modeline-1
/* vim: ft=yaml */
$ python .../textinfo.py vi-modeline-1
vi-modeline-1: YAML, utf-8
----------------------------

Or as a module:

----------------------------
$ cat myfile
# vim: et sw=4 ts=4 nowrap

blah ...
$ python
 > >> import textinfo
 > >> t = textinfo.textinfo_from_path("myfile")
 > >> t
<TextInfo 'myfile'> 
 > >> t.vi_vars
{u'et': None, u'sw': 4, u'ts': 4, u'nowrap\r': None}
----------------------------


I hope in future Komodo versions to use this info to improve filetype 
detection, and possibly to allow using some of those other file vars -- 
e.g. the whitespace settings you have in your example.

Note the "\r" in the "nowrap" parse... obviously there is a little 
buglet in Komodo's code there.


Cheers,
Trent

-- 
Trent Mick
trentm at activestate.com
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