Seems like the easiest might just to be set a debug flag in the script -
then use a conditional block for the read in so that if debug enabled,
read from X file, rather then standard in

Cheers

Tim

-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Merrow <fmerrow@[...].com> 
To: Komodo-discuss@[...].com
Subject: [Komodo-discuss] Can I get a file piped into stdin on
Komodo . . .
Date: Wed, 17 Jun 2009 13:35:18 -0700


I have been using Komodo for Perl for some time now, but I'm working 
on a new project using Python.

Additionally, this new script is a "filter" . . . takes stdin, scans 
it and spits out an update . . . something I've never tried before in Perl.

I have parts of the Python script running . . . it reads stdin fine.

When I run under Komodo I have figured out that I can paste what I 
want for stdin into the "output windows" and it gets read as stdin.

So far so good, except pasting debug session after debug session is 
not that convenient.

Is there a way to tell Komodo "use this file for stdin" . . . in such 
a way it will be remembered between sessions?

Frank

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