Hey there - I have an enhancement request that I am happy to help with.
In short, I would like to be able to have two different Python
interpreters set up in pydev (you can do that now) but have the
PYTHONPATH be set up correctly for Run/Debug targets based on the
interpreter they are configured to use.
Here is my use case: I have an application that I help develop that is
written in Python. Our current version of the app is based on Python
2.3.x and a few 3rd party libs (site-packages). I am beginning work on
the next version of the app which will be based on Python 2.4 and
updated versions of the various libraries. I would like to have both
codebases active in PyDev (in a single workspace) so that I can fix bugs
in the old app while also coding up the new app.
Minimally this amounts to making sure the PYTHONPATH is correct for
Run/Debug targets that may use different interpreters. In addition, I
suppose there are some interesting intellisense issues that might arise
(since I think pydev indexes the modules found on the 'system'
PYTHONPATH? which seems to be the default interpreter). Perhaps
associating an interpreter with a Project would be best. That way
intellisense could work AND a default interpreter could be selected for
Run/Debugs (such as when you right-click and run as python app).
For now, I guess my workaround is to have two different workspaces. :)
Thanks
Eric
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