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, 7:53 pm, drayco <antrod...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thank's a lot. > > On 27 abr, 16:21, pierreth <pierre.thibau...@gmail.com> 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 for > > existing code if code analysis is activated (Window > Pydev > Editor > > > Code Analysis > Option tab > Do Code Analysis checkbox). The script > > add the missing imports so you don't have to add them manually. I > > guess you work without the Pydev code analysis. > > > It could also be a good reference for people beginning with web2py. > > > On 27 avr, 14:04, danto <web2py.n...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > I still don't know what issues are all talking about regarding pydev and > > > web2py. I'm using it on archlinux and imports, autocomplete and functions > > > are all working pretty well. > > > > just go to: > > > > window > preferences > pydev > interpreter-python > libraries > > > > and add a [new folder] in "system pythonpath" pointing to the web2py/gluon > > > folder of your web2py installation. > > > > please tell me if this (kind of obvious) thing works for you or I may be > > > missing some more magic from web2py (?). I have autocomplete from DAL and > > > even from HTML helpers atm > > > > regards
