Anton Visser wrote:
>  So I'm playing with a Python project and am having trouble setting a
>  default file to use when debugging the project.  What I would like to
>  have, is the ability to set  a default file that gets run each time,
>  instead of the file I'm editing.  The benefit of this, would be that I
>  could change a method within a class, hit the debug keystroke, and
>  have Komodo execute the main file. I tried setting the script file in
>  the debugging section of the project properties, but that didn't seem
>  to do the trick.
>  
>  Anyone have any insight for me?

Komodo's project system do not offer a specific project run/debug 
command, though it should be easy to add a Komodo macro or run command 
to your project that provides this.

Here is an example Komodo JavaScript macro that I use to start debugging 
a local Django application:

try {
     var koDirs = 
Components.classes["@activestate.com/koDirs;1"].getService(Components.interfaces.koIDirs);
     // Get the location of pydbgp python script
     var pydbgp = koDirs.binDBGPDir + "/pydbgp";
     Run_RunCommand(window,
                    "python " + pydbgp + " -d localhost:%(debugger:port) 
sandbox/manage.py runserver --noreload 8880",
                    "%p", null, false, false, true, "new-console");
} catch(ex) {
     alert(ex);
}


You can assign a keybinding to this, or just double-click on the macro 
to kick things off.

Cheers,
Todd

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