Hi Dan,
I'm sorry to contradict Anatoly, but Spyder has support for virtualenv.
You can go to:
Tools > Preferences > Console > Advanced Settings > Python Executable
and there you can select the path to the python interpreter of your
virtualenv, e.g something like:
/home/carlos/.virtualenvs/visual/bin/python
if you use virtualenvwrapper as me. After this, you have to click in:
Tools > Update module names list
to update a little database we maintain of the module names in your
PYTHOPATH, so they can be TAB-completed.
A project in Spyder is a tree-like view of your sources dir and saves
some setting as your preferred PYTHONPATH for it. In version 2.1 it can
also let you import and existing dir.
Please let us know if you need any additional help.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 03/11/11 09:32, Dan Connolly escribió:
I ran across spyder recently, and the combination of features looks
pretty nifty.
http://code.google.com/p/spyderlib/wiki/Features
In particular, code completion.
I have an existing python project, maintained with the usual setup.py
and virtualenv.
http://informatics.kumc.edu/work/browser/raven-j
How can I use Spyder to edit it with code completion?
The project explorer docs say it can "import from existing Pydev
(Eclipse) or Spyder projects."
http://packages.python.org/spyder/projectexplorer.html
But I don't have an existing pydev or spyder project; so what do I do?
What does File/New Project do? Is that only for completely new
projects, or can I use
it to start working with my sources?
How does the PYTHONPATH manager relate to virtualenv?
p.s. I'm on freenode in #swig as DanC. If any other spyder users are
on freenode
and available to hold my hand a bit, please suggest a channel where we
can chat.
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913-945-6741
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