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Because we are using the SourceForge bug tracker, someone finding an arbitrary problem with Pypi is forced to register a SourceForge account if they want to submit any kind of corrective feedback. This hurdle inevitably results in loss of important feedback.
2009-07-24 12:59:56 UTC in Python Package Index
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Self-explanatory: category and group can only be either "none" or "interface/v1.0".
2009-07-24 12:58:26 UTC in Python Package Index
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The easiest way to encourage use of Pypi is to make it easier to search. Given that fact, each search output page should include the search input box, to make it easy to instigate a new search at any time.
2009-07-24 12:57:12 UTC in Python Package Index
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OK, issue 2663206.
Thanks!
2009-03-04 21:18:45 UTC in Pydev for Eclipse
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When an interactive call is made from the console to the input() function, the prompt (passed as an argument to the function) is followed by a ">>> " interactive input prompt before user input is solicited. This is confusing to the user.
2009-03-04 21:17:46 UTC in Pydev for Eclipse
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for the avoidance of doubt, what I would like is
>>> input("abc: ")
abc: Hello!
'Hello!'
>>>
Compare with the original and you'll see I am looking to get rid of the ">>>" before the user gets chance to enter their response to the input() function. That's what I see when I run Python 3.0 from the command line.
regards
Steve.
2009-03-04 19:57:23 UTC in Pydev for Eclipse
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I was expecting to see what I would see if I used a command window, or Wing IDE: the prompt, followed by my input. The interactive interpreter only normally prompts when it's ready for *Python* input, not *program* input.
regards
Steve.
2009-03-04 19:54:38 UTC in Pydev for Eclipse
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Running Python 3.0 in a pydev console gives strange behavior for the input() function, this is what I *see*:
>>> input("abc: ")
abc: >>> Hello!
'Hello!'
>>>
Though of course the ">>>" prompts don't allow me to *copy* them. Is this a bug, or have I installed pydev incorrectly?.
2009-02-27 16:15:01 UTC in Pydev for Eclipse
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That's terrific. Thanks very much!
regards
Steve.
2009-02-19 00:44:09 UTC in Pydev for Eclipse
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"""The only thing that's not currently implemented regarding working sets is having the working sets as top level elements in the pydev package explorer. """
That's a pity - it was that I was hoping to achieve, as I am trying to parallel something a client was already doing in Java. Is this feature likely to be added in the near future?
regards
Steve.
2009-02-18 23:20:16 UTC in Pydev for Eclipse
