Thread: Re: [Pydev-code] General questions about PyDev
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From: Andrew F. <afe...@re...> - 2013-06-24 13:51:19
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On Sat, Jun 22, 2013 at 2:31 PM, Andrew Ferrazzutti <afe...@re...>wrote: >> Is there a reason why my child Eclipse is getting two run buttons? >Can you add a snapshot? (I'm not really visualizing what you mean here). >Cheers, >Fabio As I promised, attached are some screenshots regarding this issue. The first image shows the extra Run button, and the other is the message I get when I press it. The extra button only appears in my child Eclipse on this computer. >If you feel adventurous, a common request would be a wizard to create a >pydev project from existing sources (in which case it should analyze the >folder given for packages -- i.e.: dirs with __init__.py folders or just >folders with .py files and set the root as a source folder accordingly). Thanks for the suggestion! After I add to the New Project wizard I'll give this a shot. (And thanks for the list of related wizard classes.) Andrew PS: I'll be communicating through the mailing list from now on. |
From: Fabio Z. <fa...@gm...> - 2013-06-24 14:02:51
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On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at 10:51 AM, Andrew Ferrazzutti <afe...@re...>wrote: > On Sat, Jun 22, 2013 at 2:31 PM, Andrew Ferrazzutti <afe...@re... > >wrote: > >> Is there a reason why my child Eclipse is getting two run buttons? > > >Can you add a snapshot? (I'm not really visualizing what you mean here). > >Cheers, > >Fabio > > As I promised, attached are some screenshots regarding this issue. The > first image shows the extra Run button, and the other is the message I get > when I press it. The extra button only appears in my child Eclipse on this > computer. > Not sure what is giving you this menu... if you use the window > customize perspective action, you should be able to inspect the menus/commands to discover what that is... > > >If you feel adventurous, a common request would be a wizard to create a > >pydev project from existing sources (in which case it should analyze the > >folder given for packages -- i.e.: dirs with __init__.py folders or just > >folders with .py files and set the root as a source folder accordingly). > > Thanks for the suggestion! After I add to the New Project wizard I'll give > this a shot. (And thanks for the list of related wizard classes.) > > Andrew > > PS: I'll be communicating through the mailing list from now on. |
From: Andrew F. <afe...@re...> - 2013-06-24 15:09:10
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I have a quick question about the PyDev Package Explorer. When I select the Top Level Elements to "Working Sets", the Package Explorer doesn't behave any differently than when the TLEs are Projects. Also, when "Working Sets" is selected, there is no option to "Configure Working Sets" as there is for the Java perspective. The only option is to Select/Deselect Working Sets, which again, is the same as if Projects are the TLEs. This means that the working sets don't appear as folders; instead, all of the projects in the selected w.sets appear together. This happens for both my main & child Eclipse. I also tried enabling some Working Set options in the Customize Perspective window, but nothing changed. I noticed that other perspectives work this way, too, and that the only one that has the "Configure Working Sets" option to display w.sets in folders is the Java perspective. Is this a design choice, or should the Package Explorer work in the same way for PyDev as it does for the Java perspective? |
From: Fabio Z. <fa...@gm...> - 2013-06-24 15:29:09
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Hi Andrew, On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at 12:09 PM, Andrew Ferrazzutti <afe...@re...>wrote: > I have a quick question about the PyDev Package Explorer. When I select > the Top Level Elements to "Working Sets", the Package Explorer doesn't > behave any differently than when the TLEs are Projects. Also, when "Working > Sets" is selected, there is no option to "Configure Working Sets" as there > is for the Java perspective. The only option is to Select/Deselect Working > Sets, which again, is the same as if Projects are the TLEs. This means that > the working sets don't appear as folders; instead, all of the projects in > the selected w.sets appear together. > For me it does group working sets properly... but there's a catch: you must have more than 1 working set active for it to show the working sets as top level... (otherwise it'll just show the children of the sole working set you have). > This happens for both my main & child Eclipse. I also tried enabling some > Working Set options in the Customize Perspective window, but nothing > changed. I noticed that other perspectives work this way, too, and that the > only one that has the "Configure Working Sets" option to display w.sets in > folders is the Java perspective. > > Is this a design choice, or should the Package Explorer work in the same > way for PyDev as it does for the Java perspective? > JDT is heavily customized in this regard (they even have their own concept of a java working set), and by design PyDev uses what the platform gives. What you can do to configure your working sets is customize them from the pydev package explorer: focus it > ctrl+F10 > select working set and there you can manage your active working sets. So, if changes are needed in this specific area, the best way to contribute would probably be porting JDT-specific things to the Eclipse base CNF (Common Navigation Framework). Cheers, Fabio |