RE: [Pydev-code] Contribution: Launching from Run->Run... menu

[Dana M. <da...@bb...>]

Aleks,
I am sneaking some time to work on autocompletion at the moment.
Might as well add me to the developers' list.
My SFid =3D=3D dana_virtual

Bill,
Thanks for getting something working. It prods me into keeping up with =
the rest of the group.

Fabio,=20
Thanks for the very comprehensive discussion of autocomplete =
requirements.
Although I had thought about imports, I had not even thought about the =
situation of subclassing. Thanks for reminding us!
Right at the moment, I am just trying to hook Aleks parsed methods tree =
and using that to try to completion for the current document. If I can =
get to that level of sophistication, then I will look at imports and =
subclassing.

Fabio,=20
You said:
"Allied  with simple text-completion, it would make for a really good=20
environment for editing python  (I've been using
the lunar-eclipse plug-in and it has already done python editing in=20
eclipse almost unbeatable - maybe we could
try to get in contact with its authors and distribute it together with=20
pydev - if it's ok with you, I'll get in touch
with its authors and integrate it in pydev...)"

When you say 'text completion' are you thinking about the kind of text =
completion like scintilla does, where if you enter the word 'toto' in =
the text, and some time later begin typing 'to', it offers a suggestion =
of 'toto'. You can then hit TAB or ENTER and it deposits the text for =
you?

OR
Do you mean autocompletion such as we are working one?

ALSO,
I would add to your list the kind of code generation that you get when =
you enter 'if'-CTRL-SPaceBar in the Java Dev Toolkit. when you do that, =
the editor offers several kinds of if, if-else constructions. You choose =
one and it deposits the code and positions the cursor in the right =
place. I know how to do that and can finish it after we get further on =
with the autocompletion work.


ALSO,=20
Can you say more about the lunar-eclipse stuff. What can we use from it?

Regards,=20

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Aleks Totic [mailto:a...@to...]
>Sent: Monday, March 29, 2004 12:57 PM
>To: pyd...@li...
>Cc: ww...@bb...; Dana Moore
>Subject: Re: [Pydev-code] Contribution: Launching from Run->Run... menu
>
>
>Sounds good. I've had that running when I started working on the=20
>debugger, but for the release I turned it off because I did not=20
>have a real framework yet. Then I wanted to turn it back on, and=20
>I forgot how. Thanks for doing this.
>
>I've been doing some more work on the debugger. I've checked in=20
>my latest round of changes. Right now, the "Run..." option works=20
>as it used to. The "Debug..." option launches the program under=20
>jpydbg and you can't do anything with it. I hope to have some=20
>better communication between jpydbg & pydev this week.
>
>I think that the context of the 2 panes can be unified, since I=20
>started off that way. I'll look at your classes after the checkin=20
>to see how it can be done.
>
>I'll add you to the developers. What's your slashdot id?
>
>Aleks
>
>Bill Wright wrote:
>> Hi Pydev guys.
>>=20
>> As I think Dana mentioned elsewhere, I've been working on running =
python
>> apps using the Run entry under the Eclipse Run menu.  This=20
>supplements the
>> current Run action and behaves more like a Java configuration.  =
CTRL-F11
>> runs the last config, etc.  I've attached a picture of the config =
type to
>> give you an idea what I'm talking about.  On the left, there is a new =
run
>> configuration called "Python" and I've made one run config called =
"Hello
>> config"  The tabbed pane looks a lot like the one on the=20
>Python->Run context
>> menu, but is different code because it doesn't have the location =
context.
>> There is probably some refactoring that could unify the panels,=20
>but I wanted
>> to do this initial cut without modifying other code.
>>=20
>> The code consists of two new java files and some additions to the =
debug
>> plugin's plugin.xml.  What's the procedure for contributing? =20
>I'd also like
>> to be added as a developer to pydev.