I'm not entirely sure, but isn't the eclipse UI done in SWT so the
library is separate for each platform, hence looks like whatever the
host is?
John
On 27 Jun 2005, at 17:59, Tom Loredo wrote:
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> Mathieu wrote:
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>> I use eclipse for my daily job, so pydev is a goode news.
>> eclipse wor
Mathieu wrote:
> I use eclipse for my daily job, so pydev is a goode news.
> eclipse works fine with CVS and subversion, and its visual diff is nice.
> I didn't try debugging python with this tools, but syntax coloring, code
> navigation (function, class ...), code completion are very nice.
> Deb
I use eclipse for my daily job, so pydev is a goode news.
eclipse works fine with CVS and subversion, and its visual diff is nice.
I didn't try debugging python with this tools, but syntax coloring, code
navigation (function, class ...), code completion are very nice.
Debbuging seems to work (http:
>I've tried to use PyDev, but apart from the speed issue, Eclipse's
>interface is so sprawling and unintuitive that I haven't even figured
>out how to get PyDev started. Perhaps I'm missing something, and if you
>find Eclipse a pleasant environment to work in, go for it.
I tried Eclipse yesterday
I've been using Eclipse for a while now (just started using 3.1) and
for the first time find the latest version of PyDev useful. I agree
that the eclipse interface is "sprawling" but stick with it and read
the documentation. It's really developer friendly once you get the
hang of it. All I'
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> > I tried it. My initial impression was unfavorable -- it seemed cluttered
> > and unfocused and I had trouble figuring out how to do the stuff I
> > wanted to do. But it may just be a learning curve issue. I'd love to
> >
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I've tried to use PyDev, but apart from the speed issue, Eclipse's
interface is so sprawling and unintuitive that I haven't even figured
out how to get PyDev started. Perhaps I'm missing something, and if you
find Eclipse a pleasant environment to work
> I tried it. My initial impression was unfavorable -- it seemed cluttered
> and unfocused and I had trouble figuring out how to do the stuff I
> wanted to do. But it may just be a learning curve issue. I'd love to
> hear more from folks who really know it.
Is it fair to say most of the issues peo
On 22-Jun-05, at 1:14 PM, Christopher Barker wrote:
> Is anyone using Eclipse + PyDev on OS-X
I used it briefly on 10.3 It ran so slowly on my (admittedly
underspec'd) iBook that I quit. YMMV.
-Brendan
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"Chris Barker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is anyone using Eclipse + PyDev on OS-X ?
>
> It's possible that this could be the full-featured, cross platform, Open
> Source IDE I've been looking for.
I tried it. My initial impression was unfavorable
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Hi Chris,
I am using Eclipse + PyDev on 10.4 for a while an have no problem.
I can use all feature descriped on the web site.
Martin
Am 22.06.2005 um 18:38 schrieb Chris Barker:
> Hi all,
>
> Is anyone using Eclipse + PyDev on OS-X ?
>
> It's poss
Hi all,
Is anyone using Eclipse + PyDev on OS-X ?
It's possible that this could be the full-featured, cross platform, Open
Source IDE I've been looking for.
-Chris
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