Re: [Pydev-code] Some ideas about PyDev

[Radim K. <ra...@ku...>]

Comments below.

On Fri, Aug 1, 2008 at 12:07 PM, Fabio Zadrozny <fa...@gm...> wrote:
> Hi Radim,
>
> Getting back to answer some e-mails (as the 1.3.19 is finally out)...
>
>> - speed and support for included/excluded resources: currently the
>> initial scan of platform and project takes too long + it tries to scan
>> recursively everything under the path root directories. This is very
>> unfortunate if your project is using SCM shared by more projects and
>> you really do not want to analyze unrelated sources.
>
> I think that the initial scan should be much faster now (with the
> improvements on pydev extensions)... also, I think it's a bit strange on
> having the source that way if they should be unrelated (can you give some
> examples on the organization and why it's like that -- so that I can
> understand better what's really needed for solving what you want).
>
Few ideas of an arrangement(s) that can lead you to that situation:

- you have more project that people work on (+ various internally
developed libraries)

- there is one large repository holding all sources (to encourage reuse)

- there are not only Python source but also other languages mixed but
for some (usually historical) reason root of python path is also a
parent of folders where Java/C/C++/... sources are stored as well

- some of those above + to avoid large checkout/view of repository you
can use a view over the whole repository

And yes, analysis phase seems to be faster now.

-Radim

>
> Cheers,
>
> Fabio
>