If possible, can you try getting a clean eclipse with the latest pydev to see if it works?
From searching on the net, it seems this can happen for 2 reasons:
1. a compiler bug (which doesn't seem to be the case as yours is the first report with that error - and that version was released more than a month ago, so, there are many people using it already and I believe it'd have been reported quite some time ago).
2. A class file could get corrupted (which I think is more likely, so, getting the version again should work - if it still fails, try getting the .zip)
Cheers,
Fabio
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I did apt-get -reinstall eclipse and upgraded to pydev 2.2.1 - nope. However, deleting ~/.eclipse did the trick. (The plugin binaries are not deleted when a plugin is uninstalled.)
Got to get a new hard drive, I guess.
Cheers,
Kirill
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When trying to use pydev's autocompletion (Ctrl+Space) or quick fix (Ctrl+1), the dropdown contains only the following entry.
Invalid pc in LineNumberTable in class file
org/python/pydev/parser/grammar25/PythonGrammar25
I have already reinstalled pydev - without success.
My environment:
Ubuntu Natty
Eclipse SDK
Version: 3.5.2
Build id: M20100211-1343
PyDev for Eclipse 2.2.1.2011071313 org.python.pydev.feature.feature.group
I'm on the 64-bit version of Ubuntu Natty
Tried both openjdk and sun-jdk - same error
Downgrading to PyDev 2.2.0 solved the problem for me, however, I prefer to use up-to-date software :-)
Where are you getting PyDev from? Are you getting it from pydev.org or from Ubuntu?
Cheers,
Fabio
My pydev is from pydev.org/updates via Eclipse's "Install new software…" menu.
If possible, can you try getting a clean eclipse with the latest pydev to see if it works?
From searching on the net, it seems this can happen for 2 reasons:
1. a compiler bug (which doesn't seem to be the case as yours is the first report with that error - and that version was released more than a month ago, so, there are many people using it already and I believe it'd have been reported quite some time ago).
2. A class file could get corrupted (which I think is more likely, so, getting the version again should work - if it still fails, try getting the .zip)
Cheers,
Fabio
Dear Fabio,
thanks for helping me with that.
I did apt-get -reinstall eclipse and upgraded to pydev 2.2.1 - nope. However, deleting ~/.eclipse did the trick. (The plugin binaries are not deleted when a plugin is uninstalled.)
Got to get a new hard drive, I guess.
Cheers,
Kirill