Re: [Pydev-code] Multiple Interpreters

[Eric W. <wit...@sn...>]

	Yeah that's what I was thinking too.  I think for now I'm going to see 
how painful it is to switch back and forth between workspaces.  But if 
the pain is bad enough, I may ask you for some direction in adding this 
enhancement.

Thanks

Eric

Fabio Zadrozny wrote:
> Hi Eric,
> 
> Well, I've already received feature requests for that, so, if you want 
> to 'get dirty' I can help you doing it (altough I'm not sure myself what 
> would be needed for that).
> 
> I believe that the way to go would be being able to set your interpreter 
> in a 'per-project' configuration (that overrides the default).
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Fabio
> 
> On 2/5/06, *Eric Wittmann* <wit...@sn... 
> <mailto:wit...@sn...>> wrote:
> 
> 
>             Hey there - I have an enhancement request that I am happy to
>     help with.
>       In short, I would like to be able to have two different Python
>     interpreters set up in pydev (you can do that now) but have the
>     PYTHONPATH be set up correctly for Run/Debug targets based on the
>     interpreter they are configured to use.
> 
>             Here is my use case:  I have an application that I help
>     develop that is
>     written in Python.  Our current version of the app is based on Python
>     2.3.x and a few 3rd party libs (site-packages).  I am beginning work on
>     the next version of the app which will be based on Python 2.4 and
>     updated versions of the various libraries.  I would like to have both
>     codebases active in PyDev (in a single workspace) so that I can fix bugs
>     in the old app while also coding up the new app.
> 
>             Minimally this amounts to making sure the PYTHONPATH is
>     correct for
>     Run/Debug targets that may use different interpreters.  In addition, I
>     suppose there are some interesting intellisense issues that might arise
>     (since I think pydev indexes the modules found on the 'system'
>     PYTHONPATH?  which seems to be the default interpreter).  Perhaps
>     associating an interpreter with a Project would be best.  That way
>     intellisense could work AND a default interpreter could be selected for
>     Run/Debugs (such as when you right-click and run as python app).
> 
>             For now, I guess my workaround is to have two different
>     workspaces.  :)
> 
>     Thanks
> 
>     Eric
> 
> 
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