On Thursday, April 28, 2011 10:47:01 AM UTC-4, pierreth wrote:
>
> On 28 avr, 02:20, Anthony wrote:
> > Is there any other trick to get this working? I added web2py/gluon to the
>
> > "system PYTHONPATH" in pydev as described above, but I don't get any
> web2py
> > autocomplete. Note, I'm on
On 28 avr, 02:20, Anthony wrote:
> Is there any other trick to get this working? I added web2py/gluon to the
> "system PYTHONPATH" in pydev as described above, but I don't get any web2py
> autocomplete. Note, I'm on Windows 7.
>
> Anthony
Hello,
I think this is incorrect. You need web2py not glu
2011/4/27 pierreth
> OK I see,
>
> This way, Pydev automatically had the missing imports when we are
> coding. Personally, I added the library project by project so the
> feature is working for me too.
>
> It's no need of adding the library project by project but just one time to
the system libs
yes, ditto for pydev on mac, although... I don't always want to do
that because, some scripts that use some web2py libraries don't get
rolled out with Aptana or eclipse. So, your tool would be handy to
have during development as well...
Anyways, I'd like to try it.
Thanks,
Mart :)
On Apr 27, 7:5
Thank's a lot.
On 27 abr, 16:21, pierreth wrote:
> OK I see,
>
> This way, Pydev automatically had the missing imports when we are
> coding. Personally, I added the library project by project so the
> feature is working for me too.
>
> But this does not solve the problem of the missing imports fo
OK I see,
This way, Pydev automatically had the missing imports when we are
coding. Personally, I added the library project by project so the
feature is working for me too.
But this does not solve the problem of the missing imports for
existing code if code analysis is activated (Window > Pydev >
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