I also use Eclipse and PyDev for my IDE, Eclipse has some very nice
plugins for HTML / JS / CSS called the WTP or web tools platform.
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To start the Django server inside Eclipse and see the messages:
a) Create a external too. Call it, Run Django Server for example.
b) The main location should be something like /usr/local/bin/django-admin
c) Set the working Directori to ${project_loc}
d) Set arguments as runserver --settings=${
For the record, I'm using IDE rather loosely. I'm certainly not
looking for a VB-esque tool. At one point I was slinging Java in Emacs
with JDE. Now I find Eclipse extremely useful. It pretty much stays
out of the way. I get me editors with autocomplete, Ant deploys, and
external run targets
I have started using pyScripter from MMM-Experts
(http://mmm-experts.com/Products.aspx?ProductId=4)
I have found this an excellent little IDE to work with. The only issue
I have is the default font, but other than changing that in the
options, its quick, fats simple to use, has tabs (( a must for
It looks great, but I can't get it to work.
Where do you stick pyAntTasks.jar and how do you get ant to notice it?
Also, antcontrib.sourceforge.net looks dead. There are no downloads
available at all.
Sorry about stupid questions, but any help appreciated. :-)
Todd
On Mar 16, 2006, at 4:57
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Cheers,
--Tim
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Subject: Re: Eclipse based Django IDE???
I've just started playing with Django. I can
>
> Has anyone heard of something along the lines of a 'RadRails' for
> Django?
>
> I google'd around and didn't see anything, other than PyDev. But I was
> thinking that a similar product would be a pretty nice feather in
> Django's hat.
>
> I'm a n00b with Python, but I'm trying it and Django o
I've just started playing with Django. I can't figure out how to run
the necessary command-line python commands (such as "python manage.py
runserver") from inside Eclipse. On my Mac, the command takes over
Eclipse, I get the spinning beach ball of death, and can only halt
the process by us
> Anyway, this might not be the best place for this thread, but I thought
> I'd throw it out there. On a tangent, if anyone would care to
> elaborate on their own IDE setup for working with Django, I'd
> appreciate it!
>
> FYI, I've toyed with SPE, but I'm finding my expertise with Eclipse
> mak
On Thursday 16 Mar 2006 11:50 am, SmileyChris wrote:
> I don't really get the whole argument about it being more
> "removed from code". I can still run and debug code, but I get
> the added benefit of a single workspace (and among other things
> nice graphical diff support)
i am not religious abo
I've been using Eclipse for a Django project and have found it very
usable with PyDev and an eclipse html editor plugin I forget the name
of.
I don't really get the whole argument about it being more "removed from
code". I can still run and debug code, but I get the added benefit of a
single works
On 3/15/06, Doug Van Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone heard of something along the lines of a 'RadRails' for
> Django?
There's a Django bundle for TextMate, but TextMate's not an IDE.
> Anyway, this might not be the best place for this thread, but I thought
> I'd throw it out there.
I use scite (http://www.scintilla.org/) for quick edits. It loads
fast, has syntax colors, and regex based search and replace.
For serious Python work I have started using SPE - Stani's Python
Editor, and like is so far
http://stani.be/python/spe/blog/
If I have eclipse booted anyway I also use
On Thursday 16 Mar 2006 9:36 am, Doug Van Horn wrote:
> Anyway, this might not be the best place for this thread, but I
> thought I'd throw it out there. On a tangent, if anyone would
> care to elaborate on their own IDE setup for working with Django,
> I'd appreciate it!
i dont believe in IDE's
On 3/15/06, Doug Van Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyway, this might not be the best place for this thread, but I thought
> I'd throw it out there. On a tangent, if anyone would care to
> elaborate on their own IDE setup for working with Django, I'd
> appreciate it!
On windows, I use UltraE
On 3/16/06, Doug Van Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Has anyone heard of something along the lines of a 'RadRails' for
> Django?
>
> I google'd around and didn't see anything, other than PyDev. But I was
> thinking that a similar product would be a pretty nice feather in
> Django's hat.
>
> I
Has anyone heard of something along the lines of a 'RadRails' for
Django?
I google'd around and didn't see anything, other than PyDev. But I was
thinking that a similar product would be a pretty nice feather in
Django's hat.
I'm a n00b with Python, but I'm trying it and Django out for some side
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