Running from Eclipse or from the interpreter should be the same thing if your pythonpath is OK... What can be happening is that in one place it gets the files correctly while in the other it gets some other path before... Another common thing is when you have .pyc files that do not have source files but are still around (so, it gets to those .pyc files instead of the actual source files).
Still, I'm not sure what's your case (if you want more info on that, please create a bug-report and attach the code with what's not working -- and some step-by-step to reproduce it).
Cheers,
Fabio
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Hi,
I have external files in the same path as my main python project. They are linked using import.
eg.
import data
import filesystem
The problem I am having is that if I modify the external files (even in eclipse) it doesn't recognize the change when I try and run the app.
If I try and run the app using the Python interpreter then it works fine.
I hope someone can help me.
Cheers,
Tim
Hi Tim.
Running from Eclipse or from the interpreter should be the same thing if your pythonpath is OK... What can be happening is that in one place it gets the files correctly while in the other it gets some other path before... Another common thing is when you have .pyc files that do not have source files but are still around (so, it gets to those .pyc files instead of the actual source files).
Still, I'm not sure what's your case (if you want more info on that, please create a bug-report and attach the code with what's not working -- and some step-by-step to reproduce it).
Cheers,
Fabio