Hi Fabio,
Thanks for the quick
reply.
I seem to have many
folders in my project I would like to index (almost all of them,
actually). Is adding just the root folder enough? If not, is there a
way to collectively add a set of folders?
Thanks,
Renen Elal
Fabio Zadrozny wrote:
You can use
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By: fabioz
Putting a dot should work... (you can force it with Ctrl+Space). Have you
checked
if your project is correctly configured?
(http://fabioz.com/pydev/manual_101_root.html)
Cheers,
Fabio
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By: luksow
Hi, I have question, which probably most of you find stupid, but I can't figure
out how to enable pydev to show (after putting dot after name of object) box
with possible to use methods. I w
You can use the 'create folder' to make a link to an existing directory
(under advanced) and put that folder into your pythonpath (
http://www.fabioz.com/pydev/manual_101_project_conf2.html). Note that it has
to be the same linked folder to be added to your pythonpath (pydev currently
only works wi
Hi,
I would like to start using PyDev on an existing project directories
(not eclipse source directories). Is there a way to "index" the new
files and folders to PyDev, so it will mark unused variables and unknown
arguments?
Thanks in advance,
Renen Elal
Tools Developer
Mobileye Vision
Hi,
I would like to start
using PyDev on an existing project directories (not eclipse source
directories). Is there a way to "index" the new files and folders to
PyDev, so it will mark unused variables and unknown arguments?
Thanks in advance,
Renen Elal
Tools Developer
Mobileye Vision
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