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Re: [Pydev-code] Release 0.7.1 is out!

[Grig G. <gr...@gh...>]

Fabio,

I've been sidetracked for the last few weeks, but I made a little
progress towards a more seamless pyUnit integration. I'll probably send
you some code in a couple of weeks.

Grig

--- Fabio Zadrozny <fa...@in...> wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> Release 0.7.1 is out (I know it should be 0.7, but I did 0.7 and got
> it with
> some bugs, so, I corrected them and released 0.7.1)
> 
> Check the page for its features...
> 
> []s
> 
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[Pydev-code] Release 0.7.1 is out!

[Fabio Z. <fa...@in...>]

Hi All,

Release 0.7.1 is out (I know it should be 0.7, but I did 0.7 and got it with
some bugs, so, I corrected them and released 0.7.1)

Check the page for its features...

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Fabio Zadrozny
------------------------------------------------------
Software Developer
ESSS - Engineering Simulation and Scientific Software
www.esss.com.br

Re: [Pydev-code] [Fwd: You rock - pydev is awesome now...]

[Grig G. <gr...@gh...>]

That's great to see. Congrats!

Grig

--- Aleks Totic <a...@to...> wrote:

> Hi,
> I just got a big pydev love letter, the new features are winning 
> over new fans...
> 
> Aleks
> 

> ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 name=You rock - pydev is awesome
now...
> To: at...@us...
> From: "citizen_kahn" <cit...@us...>
> CC: cit...@us...
> Subject: You rock - pydev is awesome now...
> Date: Thu, 30 Sep 2004 12:29:55 -0700
> 
> Message body follows:
> 
> I was beginning to look at using IDLE more and then you came
> out with 0.6.1.   Wow, you have implemented exaclty the
> features I hoped you would.  I'm really happy with the work
> you all are doing.   Thanks, this has made my job so much
> easier.  
> 
> I will look over the code and see if there isn't a way I
> could lend a hand as I really want to support this effort. 
> If you have any suggestions, I'd be willing to devote some
> time working through some issues.
>  
> Thanks again...
> 
> 
> Peter
> 
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[Pydev-code] [Fwd: You rock - pydev is awesome now...]

[Aleks T. <a...@to...>]

Hi,
I just got a big pydev love letter, the new features are winning 
over new fans...

Aleks

Re: [Pydev-code] 0.6.1?

[Aleks T. <a...@to...>]

"0.6.1, just as Fabiolous Release" is out.

Aleks

Fabio Zadrozny wrote:
> Aleks,
>=20
> I think it is a good idea... :-)
>=20
> -----Original Message-----
> From: pyd...@li...
> [mailto:pyd...@li...] On Behalf Of Aleks Toti=
c
> Sent: ter=E7a-feira, 28 de setembro de 2004 14:21
> To: pyd...@li...
> Subject: [Pydev-code] 0.6.1?
>=20
> Hi Fabio,
> 0.6 looks pretty good. Code completion gets a lions share of bug report=
s,
> probably because it is so visible and popular. You've checked in many f=
ixes
> to it already. Should we release 0.6.1?
>=20
> Aleks

RE: [Pydev-code] 0.6.1?

[Fabio Z. <fa...@in...>]

Aleks,

I think it is a good idea... :-)


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------------------------------------------------------
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www.esss.com.br


-----Original Message-----
From: pyd...@li...
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Sent: ter=E7a-feira, 28 de setembro de 2004 14:21
To: pyd...@li...
Subject: [Pydev-code] 0.6.1?

Hi Fabio,
0.6 looks pretty good. Code completion gets a lions share of bug =
reports,
probably because it is so visible and popular. You've checked in many =
fixes
to it already. Should we release 0.6.1?

Aleks


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[Pydev-code] 0.6.1?

[Aleks T. <a...@to...>]

Hi Fabio,
0.6 looks pretty good. Code completion gets a lions share of bug 
reports, probably because it is so visible and popular. You've 
checked in many fixes to it already. Should we release 0.6.1?

Aleks

[Pydev-code] 0.6, the Fabiolous release

[Aleks T. <a...@to...>]

I've just posted it to sourceforge, here are the release notes:

This is the 0.6 release of pydev. Just like the old release, there
are bug fixes, and new features.  Unlike the old release, the new
features are not well documented. The principal author of the
new stuff, Fabio, prefers to spend his time coding.

The new features are:
- code completion (Fabio)
- code refactoring using Bicycle Repair Man package. (Fabio)
- something called code advisor. (Fabio)
- pyUnit initial integration (Grig)

Most of these features are implemented by communicating with
a CPython process, and will fail silently if one is not found. You
should configure your CPython location inside 
Preferences:Pydev:Debug.

You can find more information under Pydev Eclipse documentation. See
Pydev User Guide:Editor:Undocumented under Eclipse Help.

Beyond the features, we've fixed all the major bugs:
- ctrl-Space no longer deletes current line (doh!)
- debugger does not lose its mind when he finds no local variables
- print margin and current line highlight are visible again
- hyperlink underlining is back

Thanks for those filed those detailed debugger bustage reports.

Release is also available from the update site,

Enjoy,

Aleks

RE: [Pydev-code] Code folding problem

[Fabio Z. <fa...@in...>]

Aleks,

Strange, I just did the same change you did and it worked for me, but I
think I know why... 

The thing is, I rely on our ModelUtils to make things work on code folding.

The problem is that I only got a Model after some document change, because
it was only parsed then - and if it was not sintatically correct, it would
never work, I made some changes and now if it finds an error it tries to
parse the document again changing the line error for a pass (it may not work
sometimes, but it is better than nothing).

So, I made some changes (also commited the line to make the decorator work),
try to check it out and see if it works...

I added one more feature for the release: a Ctrl+1 advisor, to help on
assigning. E.g.

If you have a call in the main module, let's say:

C()| Ctrl+1 - bring a list of suggestions for assistants (it's still not
very complete, but it has already proved very usable for me)

Or if you have:

Class C:

	def a(self):
		self.newMethod()|  Ctrl+1 also brings some interesting
assistants.

It is not complete, but it works well for cases were it is well
used...eheheheh 
I say that because the suggestions may appear in any context now, and it may
do strange things if the user doesn't know what it is doing...
			


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Fabio Zadrozny
------------------------------------------------------
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www.esss.com.br


-----Original Message-----
From: pyd...@li...
[mailto:pyd...@li...] On Behalf Of Aleks Totic
Sent: quinta-feira, 23 de setembro de 2004 21:47
To: pyd...@li...
Subject: [Pydev-code] Code folding problem

Hi Fabio,
before making a new release, I was going through a list of all 
the open bugs. There is 1 where I need your help:

It is

[ 998497 ] 0.5.3 breaks hyperlinking and highlighting of current line

I've fixed the hyperlinking bit, but when I try to fix highlight 
of current line & showing of the print margin, I break code 
folding. This is what I've done:

- Current line highlight & print margin were not displayed 
because PyEdit was lacking a sourceViewerDecorator. When I fix 
this by doing:

PyEditProjection.java:

changed:

protected ISourceViewer createSourceViewer(Composite parent, 
IVerticalRuler ruler, int styles) {
     return new PySourceViewer(parent, ruler, getOverviewRuler(), 
true, styles, this);

to:
     ISourceViewer viewer =  new PySourceViewer(parent, ruler, 
getOverviewRuler(), true, styles, this);
     getSourceViewerDecorationSupport(viewer);	// make sure we 
get decoration support
     return viewer;

The folding arrows are no longer visible. Any clues how might we 
be able to have folding & line highlight/print margins at the 
same time? It seems like some annotation provider conflict, the 
class names make me dizzy trying to figure it out.

I did not check in this change.

Once this is resolved, we'll be ready to release.

Aleks


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Re: [Pydev-code] And that pyUnit menu item?

[Grig G. <gr...@gh...>]

If you have a Python module that contains a TestCase subclass, it runs TextTestRunner on all the tests in that class and outputs the results on the console. The next version will have a view with a green/red bar, just as jUnit does.

Aleks Totic <a...@to...> wrote:I've just noticed it. What does it do?

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[Pydev-code] And that pyUnit menu item?

[Aleks T. <a...@to...>]

I've just noticed it. What does it do?

Aleks

[Pydev-code] Code folding problem

[Aleks T. <a...@to...>]

Hi Fabio,
before making a new release, I was going through a list of all 
the open bugs. There is 1 where I need your help:

It is

[ 998497 ] 0.5.3 breaks hyperlinking and highlighting of current line

I've fixed the hyperlinking bit, but when I try to fix highlight 
of current line & showing of the print margin, I break code 
folding. This is what I've done:

- Current line highlight & print margin were not displayed 
because PyEdit was lacking a sourceViewerDecorator. When I fix 
this by doing:

PyEditProjection.java:

changed:

protected ISourceViewer createSourceViewer(Composite parent, 
IVerticalRuler ruler, int styles) {
     return new PySourceViewer(parent, ruler, getOverviewRuler(), 
true, styles, this);

to:
     ISourceViewer viewer =  new PySourceViewer(parent, ruler, 
getOverviewRuler(), true, styles, this);
     getSourceViewerDecorationSupport(viewer);	// make sure we 
get decoration support
     return viewer;

The folding arrows are no longer visible. Any clues how might we 
be able to have folding & line highlight/print margins at the 
same time? It seems like some annotation provider conflict, the 
class names make me dizzy trying to figure it out.

I did not check in this change.

Once this is resolved, we'll be ready to release.

Aleks

[Pydev-code] Eclipse resources

[Fabio Z. <fa...@in...>]

Hi all, just wanted to let you know that I found a good resource for making
eclipse plugins (until now I hadn't found anything really good)...

http://eclipse-wiki.info/
http://www.eclipsefaq.org/
 


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Fabio Zadrozny
------------------------------------------------------
Software Developer
ESSS - Engineering Simulation and Scientific Software
www.esss.com.br

RE: [Pydev-code] Next release

[Grig G. <gr...@gh...>]

Fabio,

Thanks for putting together this documentation, it really helps. 

I made some progress on the pyUnit integration, but I have some ways to
go before I can show the results neatly in their own view. Fabio
already checked in a preliminary version, which adds a "pyUnit Test..."
menu item on the popup menu which appears when you right-click on a .py
file. The corresponding action invokes a unittest runner which then
displays the results on stdout. In the next version, I'll have a tabbed
view, just as you have when you use jUnit.

Grig

--- Fabio Zadrozny <fa...@in...> wrote:

> Hi Aleks, 
> 
> Ok then, I'm going to do a clean up on code completion too... I'm
> giving
> some examples on how should refactor / code completion work below.
> 
> 
> Examples
> 
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Refactor Examples (activates on right mouse click - there is usually
> a
> keyboard key that emulates that):
> 
> On:
> 
> class C:
>     def a(self):
>         a = 2
>         b = 3
>         c = a+b #this should be refactored.
>         return c
> c = C()
> 
> Marking 'a+b' and making an extract method refactor for a method
> called
> 'plusMet' should give you:
> 
> class C:
>     def a(self):
>         a = 2
>         b = 3
>         c = self.plusMet(a, b) #this should be refactored.
>         return c
> 
>     def plusMet(self, a, b):
>         return a+b
> c = C()
> 
> 
> 
> And with the same class, marking C (it must be the class definition)
> should
> give you:
> class G:
>     def a(self):
>         a = 2
>         b = 3
>         c = a+b #this should be refactored.
>         return c
> c = G()
> 
> Until now, extract method has given me no problems, but rename does
> not
> always work... It has to scan all the PYTHONPATH and does not always
> find
> all the references (and sometimes may have problems parsing some
> files
> too...)
> 
> Methods or variables can be renamed too.
> 
> And as a helper, a Refactor Results View has been contributed. After
> any
> refactoring it should show which files were changed, however, it only
> works
> correctly if it is opened (if you do a refactor and open it later it
> won't
> show the results - that's a bug).
> 
> 
> -----------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Code completion examples:
> 
> Imports completion goes for the sys.path, that is, if you go in
> python and:
> import sys
> print sys.path - those are the locations searched to get the imports
> tips.
> Directories if they contain an __init__.py 
> Files: .py, .py, .pyo, .pyd, .dll
> 
> So, if you go: (| Marks Ctrl+Space)
> import |                    a list of the imports that can be gotten
> should
> appear.
> import comp|                completes imports that start with comp
> import compiler.|           completes with compiler sub-modules and
> classes
> import compiler.ast.|       completes with compiler.ast sub-modules
> and
> classes
> from compiler import |      completes with compiler sub-modules and
> classes
> from compiler import ast.|  completes with compiler.ast sub-modules
> and
> classes
> 
> Now for other completions:
> 
> If you have a file
> 
> from compiler import *
> 
> And just Ctrl+Space, it should appear all the globals, in this case
> all
> compiler submodules and classes.
> 
> If you had just 
> 
> Import compiler 
> 
> Ctrl+Space would bring you '__builtins__' and 'compiler' suggestions
> 
> 
> For class code completion:
> 
> Suppose you have:
> 
> import compiler 
> class C(compiler.visitor.ASTVisitor):
>     def __init__(self):
>         self.| would bring you all the code available from this
> class.
> 
> 
> compiler.| would bring all that is contained within the compiler
> module
> 
> 
> There is a catch in this completion: as I rely on our ModelUtils to
> know in
> which class I am, it only works correctly once it is parsed correctly
> (at
> least once) - if this doesn't happen, you're getting an error such as
> 'name
> self. Not defined', because as it can't determine it as a class in
> ModelUtils, it tries to complete as if it was a simple token - this
> could be
> worked with some kind of fast parser, just to determine in which
> class we
> are...
> 
> Well, I think that's most of it...
> 
> 
> []s
> 
> Fabio Zadrozny
> ------------------------------------------------------
> Software Developer
> ESSS - Engineering Simulation and Scientific Software
> www.esss.com.br
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: pyd...@li...
> [mailto:pyd...@li...] On Behalf Of Aleks
> Totic
> Sent: terça-feira, 21 de setembro de 2004 23:38
> To: pyd...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Pydev-code] Next release
> 
> Hi Fabio,
> this is great news, way beyond what I was thinking about. I am 
> sure the pydev users will love it. About feature freeze, that was 
> just a suggestion, it seems as if everything you've done is ready 
> to ship. You've
> 
> My current plan is to compile what we have, clean up the debugger 
> bugs, and ship it, late tomorrow as 0.6. About documentation, 
> I'll do what I can. Can you give me some good examples of how 
> your features work? Maybe a python file with comments like "you 
> can refactor this, you can do code completion on these".
> 
> For imports code completion, what are you using as your path?
> 
> Aleks
> 
> Fabio Zadrozny wrote:
> > Hi All,
> > 
> > I've been working full time the last week in pydev (thanks to some
> support
> > from my company), so, I have been able to introduce the following
> features
> > in the plugin (yes Aleks, I saw you said freeze the features, but I
> was
> > REALLY, REALLY in need for that):
> > 
> > Python shell integration
> > 	- Using a python shell and communicating through sockets (for
> > refactoring, search and code completion).
> > 
> > Refactoring:
> > 	Completed:
> > 	- Bicycle repair man (BRM) integration (support for rename and
> > extract method). 
> > 	- Added a view to show which files were affected by the last
> 
=== message truncated ===

RE: [Pydev-code] Next release

[Fabio Z. <fa...@in...>]

Hi Aleks,=20

Ok then, I'm going to do a clean up on code completion too... I'm giving
some examples on how should refactor / code completion work below.


Examples

--------------------------------------------------------------------

Refactor Examples (activates on right mouse click - there is usually a
keyboard key that emulates that):

On:

class C:
    def a(self):
        a =3D 2
        b =3D 3
        c =3D a+b #this should be refactored.
        return c
c =3D C()

Marking 'a+b' and making an extract method refactor for a method called
'plusMet' should give you:

class C:
    def a(self):
        a =3D 2
        b =3D 3
        c =3D self.plusMet(a, b) #this should be refactored.
        return c

    def plusMet(self, a, b):
        return a+b
c =3D C()



And with the same class, marking C (it must be the class definition) =
should
give you:
class G:
    def a(self):
        a =3D 2
        b =3D 3
        c =3D a+b #this should be refactored.
        return c
c =3D G()

Until now, extract method has given me no problems, but rename does not
always work... It has to scan all the PYTHONPATH and does not always =
find
all the references (and sometimes may have problems parsing some files
too...)

Methods or variables can be renamed too.

And as a helper, a Refactor Results View has been contributed. After any
refactoring it should show which files were changed, however, it only =
works
correctly if it is opened (if you do a refactor and open it later it =
won't
show the results - that's a bug).


-----------------------------------------------------------------

Code completion examples:

Imports completion goes for the sys.path, that is, if you go in python =
and:
import sys
print sys.path - those are the locations searched to get the imports =
tips.
Directories if they contain an __init__.py=20
Files: .py, .py, .pyo, .pyd, .dll

So, if you go: (| Marks Ctrl+Space)
import |                    a list of the imports that can be gotten =
should
appear.
import comp|                completes imports that start with comp
import compiler.|           completes with compiler sub-modules and =
classes
import compiler.ast.|       completes with compiler.ast sub-modules and
classes
from compiler import |      completes with compiler sub-modules and =
classes
from compiler import ast.|  completes with compiler.ast sub-modules and
classes

Now for other completions:

If you have a file

from compiler import *

And just Ctrl+Space, it should appear all the globals, in this case all
compiler submodules and classes.

If you had just=20

Import compiler=20

Ctrl+Space would bring you '__builtins__' and 'compiler' suggestions


For class code completion:

Suppose you have:

import compiler=20
class C(compiler.visitor.ASTVisitor):
    def __init__(self):
        self.| would bring you all the code available from this class.


compiler.| would bring all that is contained within the compiler module


There is a catch in this completion: as I rely on our ModelUtils to know =
in
which class I am, it only works correctly once it is parsed correctly =
(at
least once) - if this doesn't happen, you're getting an error such as =
'name
self. Not defined', because as it can't determine it as a class in
ModelUtils, it tries to complete as if it was a simple token - this =
could be
worked with some kind of fast parser, just to determine in which class =
we
are...

Well, I think that's most of it...


[]s

Fabio Zadrozny
------------------------------------------------------
Software Developer
ESSS - Engineering Simulation and Scientific Software
www.esss.com.br


-----Original Message-----
From: pyd...@li...
[mailto:pyd...@li...] On Behalf Of Aleks Totic
Sent: ter=E7a-feira, 21 de setembro de 2004 23:38
To: pyd...@li...
Subject: Re: [Pydev-code] Next release

Hi Fabio,
this is great news, way beyond what I was thinking about. I am=20
sure the pydev users will love it. About feature freeze, that was=20
just a suggestion, it seems as if everything you've done is ready=20
to ship. You've

My current plan is to compile what we have, clean up the debugger=20
bugs, and ship it, late tomorrow as 0.6. About documentation,=20
I'll do what I can. Can you give me some good examples of how=20
your features work? Maybe a python file with comments like "you=20
can refactor this, you can do code completion on these".

For imports code completion, what are you using as your path?

Aleks

Fabio Zadrozny wrote:
> Hi All,
>=20
> I've been working full time the last week in pydev (thanks to some =
support
> from my company), so, I have been able to introduce the following =
features
> in the plugin (yes Aleks, I saw you said freeze the features, but I =
was
> REALLY, REALLY in need for that):
>=20
> Python shell integration
> 	- Using a python shell and communicating through sockets (for
> refactoring, search and code completion).
>=20
> Refactoring:
> 	Completed:
> 	- Bicycle repair man (BRM) integration (support for rename and
> extract method).=20
> 	- Added a view to show which files were affected by the last
> refactoring
> 	Missing:
> 	- Undo of the refactoring (it is supported by BRM but not
> integrated).
> 	- There are other refactorings that can be integrated.=20
> 	- Only appearing on right click menu... Some keybindings could be
> used also.
>=20
> Search:
> 	Using Bicycle repair man go to definition search on key F3. It is
> used because our search was only on the current buffer (and that was
really
> annoying).=20
>=20
> Code completion:
> 	Basically, this was a rewrite from the python side of the code
> completion. I think there are better ways to do it, but time is never
> enough, so, code completion now works on:
> 		- import ...
> 		- from ...=20
> 		- from a import ...
> 		- self.
> 		- any other token that we are able to get on the module
> level, that is, variables initialized inside methods or other scopes =
are
not
> gotten (they weren't earlier either, so, that's not a retrocess).
>=20
> 	So, missing for this feature is:
> 		- Work on inner scopes: this would require some good work
> with the python ast...
> 		- It still doesn't work on method parameters, but it could
> be added without too much effort (I will do it as soon as I can, but I
still
> don't know when I will be able to do it - so, if anyone =
volunteers...).
>=20
> Well, I think that's it... The bad part is that I didn't put it in =
pydev
> help (if someone volunteers...)
>=20
> Anyway, I think that's enough for a 0.6 release, and if those features
prove
> to be stable, it should be enough for a stable 1.0 release...
>=20


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Re: [Pydev-code] Next release

[Aleks T. <a...@to...>]

Hi Fabio,
this is great news, way beyond what I was thinking about. I am 
sure the pydev users will love it. About feature freeze, that was 
just a suggestion, it seems as if everything you've done is ready 
to ship. You've

My current plan is to compile what we have, clean up the debugger 
bugs, and ship it, late tomorrow as 0.6. About documentation, 
I'll do what I can. Can you give me some good examples of how 
your features work? Maybe a python file with comments like "you 
can refactor this, you can do code completion on these".

For imports code completion, what are you using as your path?

Aleks

Fabio Zadrozny wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> I've been working full time the last week in pydev (thanks to some support
> from my company), so, I have been able to introduce the following features
> in the plugin (yes Aleks, I saw you said freeze the features, but I was
> REALLY, REALLY in need for that):
> 
> Python shell integration
> 	- Using a python shell and communicating through sockets (for
> refactoring, search and code completion).
> 
> Refactoring:
> 	Completed:
> 	- Bicycle repair man (BRM) integration (support for rename and
> extract method). 
> 	- Added a view to show which files were affected by the last
> refactoring
> 	Missing:
> 	- Undo of the refactoring (it is supported by BRM but not
> integrated).
> 	- There are other refactorings that can be integrated. 
> 	- Only appearing on right click menu... Some keybindings could be
> used also.
> 
> Search:
> 	Using Bicycle repair man go to definition search on key F3. It is
> used because our search was only on the current buffer (and that was really
> annoying). 
> 
> Code completion:
> 	Basically, this was a rewrite from the python side of the code
> completion. I think there are better ways to do it, but time is never
> enough, so, code completion now works on:
> 		- import ...
> 		- from ... 
> 		- from a import ...
> 		- self.
> 		- any other token that we are able to get on the module
> level, that is, variables initialized inside methods or other scopes are not
> gotten (they weren't earlier either, so, that's not a retrocess).
> 
> 	So, missing for this feature is:
> 		- Work on inner scopes: this would require some good work
> with the python ast...
> 		- It still doesn't work on method parameters, but it could
> be added without too much effort (I will do it as soon as I can, but I still
> don't know when I will be able to do it - so, if anyone volunteers...).
> 
> Well, I think that's it... The bad part is that I didn't put it in pydev
> help (if someone volunteers...)
> 
> Anyway, I think that's enough for a 0.6 release, and if those features prove
> to be stable, it should be enough for a stable 1.0 release...
> 

[Pydev-code] Next release

[Fabio Z. <fa...@in...>]

Hi All,

I've been working full time the last week in pydev (thanks to some support
from my company), so, I have been able to introduce the following features
in the plugin (yes Aleks, I saw you said freeze the features, but I was
REALLY, REALLY in need for that):

Python shell integration
	- Using a python shell and communicating through sockets (for
refactoring, search and code completion).

Refactoring:
	Completed:
	- Bicycle repair man (BRM) integration (support for rename and
extract method). 
	- Added a view to show which files were affected by the last
refactoring
	Missing:
	- Undo of the refactoring (it is supported by BRM but not
integrated).
	- There are other refactorings that can be integrated. 
	- Only appearing on right click menu... Some keybindings could be
used also.

Search:
	Using Bicycle repair man go to definition search on key F3. It is
used because our search was only on the current buffer (and that was really
annoying). 

Code completion:
	Basically, this was a rewrite from the python side of the code
completion. I think there are better ways to do it, but time is never
enough, so, code completion now works on:
		- import ...
		- from ... 
		- from a import ...
		- self.
		- any other token that we are able to get on the module
level, that is, variables initialized inside methods or other scopes are not
gotten (they weren't earlier either, so, that's not a retrocess).

	So, missing for this feature is:
		- Work on inner scopes: this would require some good work
with the python ast...
		- It still doesn't work on method parameters, but it could
be added without too much effort (I will do it as soon as I can, but I still
don't know when I will be able to do it - so, if anyone volunteers...).

Well, I think that's it... The bad part is that I didn't put it in pydev
help (if someone volunteers...)

Anyway, I think that's enough for a 0.6 release, and if those features prove
to be stable, it should be enough for a stable 1.0 release...


[]s

Fabio Zadrozny
------------------------------------------------------
Software Developer
ESSS - Engineering Simulation and Scientific Software
www.esss.com.br


-----Original Message-----
From: pyd...@li...
[mailto:pyd...@li...] On Behalf Of Aleks Totic
Sent: sexta-feira, 3 de setembro de 2004 15:19
To: pyd...@li...
Subject: [Pydev-code] Next release?

Hi guys,
I am about to get quite involved in another project, and would like to wrap
up my pydev development with the 1.0 release. For 1.0, my plans are:

- feature freeze as of now. Clean up anything that still needs work. Write
docs for new features since 0.5x
- release 0.6. This will really be a 1.0 beta.
- fix any major bugs in 0.6, and release it as 1.0.

The only really big feature going into 0.6 is code completion. 
Does it need more work, or should I release as is?

Aleks


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RE: [Pydev-code] Code completion Improvements

[Fabio Z. <fa...@in...>]

Hi All,

I made some fixes on the code completion stuff, so, I would like to know if
it works for you (previous version had some bugs).

I also added some refactoring capabilities with bicycle repair man (right
click with mouse shows it: rename and extract method). If you could give it
a look it would be great... (didn't make many tests on this, but it seems
that bicycle repair man is not really mature too...) 


[]s

Fabio Zadrozny
------------------------------------------------------
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ESSS - Engineering Simulation and Scientific Software
www.esss.com.br

[Pydev-code] Code completion Improvements

[Fabio Z. <fa...@in...>]

Hi All, 

I just did some improvement on the code completion and I would like to know
if it works for you.

The major improvements are:
- Spawning only one process (comunicating trough sockets) - It is MUCH, MUCH
faster in my machine... (python doesn't import all the modules every time a
code completion is done)
- Any code is recognized, that is, if it is correct to python (some flaws
may be found here, as I change the doc to change the cursor line for a
'pass'), but if not for that, anything that python recognizes, is recognized
here.
- self is recognized and treated accordingly.
- Completes on 'self.' getting class methods
- Completes on ' ' getting globals
- Completes on . Only if it is a global, that is, imports and top level
variables.

Retrocess:
- Doesn't complete on '('

Well, I'm still doing some improvements, but it is already usable for me
(it's already checked in).

In order to use it, the code completion preferences should be set to use
server completion (if you don't find any problems with it, I might remove
the old completion altoghether).

I also did a test source folder for storing our unit-tests (so, if you have
java unit-tests, please use it)
The Python unit-tests I did are still on PySrc (I didn't want to change my
PYTHONPATH).

[]s

Fabio Zadrozny
------------------------------------------------------
Software Developer
ESSS - Engineering Simulation and Scientific Software
www.esss.com.br

RE: [Pydev-code] Next release?

[Grig G. <gr...@gh...>]

Dana,

I'd like to help with the Python nature. It seems like a natural place
to include the pyUnit test functionality -- for example, having a
wizard to create pyUnit test case modules, just as the Java perspective
offers for jUnit test cases.

Grig

--- Dana Moore <dan...@ya...> wrote:

> 
> I think that is a pretty fair assessment of the code completion stuff
> right now.
> I will find a bit of time to work it.
> Additionally, I think that we really need to finish off a Python
> nature
> so that we can have more elegant interface (for example a new project
> wizard, Python IDE specific toolbars, run from the Run menu rather
> than
> from an action menu command, etc.)
> I think I have a good sample to mimic in the SWeDe stuff I did for
> the
> semantic web project here. I might be able to take a look at it soon.
> regards
> --- Fabio Zadrozny <fa...@in...> wrote:
> 
> > Hi Aleks,
> > 
> > I think that the code completion needs a little more working, but
> it
> > is
> > already usable (as long as you know how to use it)... Anyway,
> before
> > calling
> > it 1.0, I think the code completion issues should be solved.
> > 
> > That is:
> > - Spawn only one shell and use sockets to work with it;
> > - See how to use it so that it recognizes any piece of code and not
> > just
> > code written in a given format (right now I am only able to get
> code
> > completion from imports that are declared in the beginning of the
> > file).
> > 
> > []s
> > 
> > Fabio Zadrozny
> > ------------------------------------------------------
> > Software Developer
> > ESSS - Engineering Simulation and Scientific Software
> > www.esss.com.br
> > 
> > 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: pyd...@li...
> > [mailto:pyd...@li...] On Behalf Of Aleks
> > Totic
> > Sent: sexta-feira, 3 de setembro de 2004 15:19
> > To: pyd...@li...
> > Subject: [Pydev-code] Next release?
> > 
> > Hi guys,
> > I am about to get quite involved in another project, and would like
> > to wrap
> > up my pydev development with the 1.0 release. For 1.0, my plans
> are:
> > 
> > - feature freeze as of now. Clean up anything that still needs
> work.
> > Write
> > docs for new features since 0.5x
> > - release 0.6. This will really be a 1.0 beta.
> > - fix any major bugs in 0.6, and release it as 1.0.
> > 
> > The only really big feature going into 0.6 is code completion. 
> > Does it need more work, or should I release as is?
> > 
> > Aleks
> > 
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RE: [Pydev-code] Next release?

[Dana M. <dan...@ya...>]

I think that is a pretty fair assessment of the code completion stuff
right now.
I will find a bit of time to work it.
Additionally, I think that we really need to finish off a Python nature
so that we can have more elegant interface (for example a new project
wizard, Python IDE specific toolbars, run from the Run menu rather than
from an action menu command, etc.)
I think I have a good sample to mimic in the SWeDe stuff I did for the
semantic web project here. I might be able to take a look at it soon.
regards
--- Fabio Zadrozny <fa...@in...> wrote:

> Hi Aleks,
> 
> I think that the code completion needs a little more working, but it
> is
> already usable (as long as you know how to use it)... Anyway, before
> calling
> it 1.0, I think the code completion issues should be solved.
> 
> That is:
> - Spawn only one shell and use sockets to work with it;
> - See how to use it so that it recognizes any piece of code and not
> just
> code written in a given format (right now I am only able to get code
> completion from imports that are declared in the beginning of the
> file).
> 
> []s
> 
> Fabio Zadrozny
> ------------------------------------------------------
> Software Developer
> ESSS - Engineering Simulation and Scientific Software
> www.esss.com.br
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: pyd...@li...
> [mailto:pyd...@li...] On Behalf Of Aleks
> Totic
> Sent: sexta-feira, 3 de setembro de 2004 15:19
> To: pyd...@li...
> Subject: [Pydev-code] Next release?
> 
> Hi guys,
> I am about to get quite involved in another project, and would like
> to wrap
> up my pydev development with the 1.0 release. For 1.0, my plans are:
> 
> - feature freeze as of now. Clean up anything that still needs work.
> Write
> docs for new features since 0.5x
> - release 0.6. This will really be a 1.0 beta.
> - fix any major bugs in 0.6, and release it as 1.0.
> 
> The only really big feature going into 0.6 is code completion. 
> Does it need more work, or should I release as is?
> 
> Aleks
> 
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[Pydev-code] First cut at integrating pyUnit into pyDev

[Grig G. <gr...@gh...>]

Hi, guys

I'm attaching 2 files that both need to go into org.python.pydev.debug.
One of them is plugin.xml and the other one is
PythonTestActionDelegate.java which needs to go into
src/org/python/pydev/debug/ui/actions.

I added a 'pyUnit Test..." menu item and corresponding action to the
Python->Run/Debug menu which pops up when you right-click a Python
file. The action runs a separate python process (and assumes it can
find it on the path), feeds it a small python script that imports
unittest and runs all the tests it finds in the selected file, then
prints the output to stdout. This was done more like a
proof-of-concept. In the future, I intend to mimic as closely as
possible the behavior of running jUnit tests in the Java perspective,
so I'll be adding a view, a green/red bar etc. But I thought I'd send
you what I have so far and maybe you'll find it useful. This is a
sample output, from an example test included with pyUnit:

testAppend (listtests.ListTestCase) ... ok
Check count() within heterogeneous list ... ok
testIndexing (listtests.ListTestCase) ... ok
testSlicing (listtests.ListTestCase) ... ok
testAppend (listtests.UserListTestCase) ... ok
Check count() within heterogeneous list ... ok
testIndexing (listtests.UserListTestCase) ... ok
testSlicing (listtests.UserListTestCase) ... ok

----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 8 tests in 0.010s

OK


Also, I'm not verifying that the selected Python file actually contains
test cases. This is another TODO item. If you select a file which
doesn't contain test cases, you get 

----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 0 tests in 0.000s

OK


Grig

RE: [Pydev-code] Next release?

[Fabio Z. <fa...@in...>]

Hi Aleks,

I think that the code completion needs a little more working, but it is
already usable (as long as you know how to use it)... Anyway, before calling
it 1.0, I think the code completion issues should be solved.

That is:
- Spawn only one shell and use sockets to work with it;
- See how to use it so that it recognizes any piece of code and not just
code written in a given format (right now I am only able to get code
completion from imports that are declared in the beginning of the file).

[]s

Fabio Zadrozny
------------------------------------------------------
Software Developer
ESSS - Engineering Simulation and Scientific Software
www.esss.com.br


-----Original Message-----
From: pyd...@li...
[mailto:pyd...@li...] On Behalf Of Aleks Totic
Sent: sexta-feira, 3 de setembro de 2004 15:19
To: pyd...@li...
Subject: [Pydev-code] Next release?

Hi guys,
I am about to get quite involved in another project, and would like to wrap
up my pydev development with the 1.0 release. For 1.0, my plans are:

- feature freeze as of now. Clean up anything that still needs work. Write
docs for new features since 0.5x
- release 0.6. This will really be a 1.0 beta.
- fix any major bugs in 0.6, and release it as 1.0.

The only really big feature going into 0.6 is code completion. 
Does it need more work, or should I release as is?

Aleks


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[Pydev-code] Next release?

[Aleks T. <a...@to...>]

Hi guys,
I am about to get quite involved in another project, and would 
like to wrap up my pydev development with the 1.0 release. For 
1.0, my plans are:

- feature freeze as of now. Clean up anything that still needs 
work. Write docs for new features since 0.5x
- release 0.6. This will really be a 1.0 beta.
- fix any major bugs in 0.6, and release it as 1.0.

The only really big feature going into 0.6 is code completion. 
Does it need more work, or should I release as is?

Aleks

RE: [Pydev-code] Integrating pyUnit in pydev

[Grig G. <gr...@gh...>]

Fabio,

I'm glad you like the idea. I'm thinking that the pyUnit integration
should appear to the user just as the jUnit integration appears in a
Java perspective, i.e. you should be able to right click a pyUnit
class, choose Run->pyUnit Test, then see a new tab called pyUnit with
the results of the test in either green or red. Of course, at this
point I have no idea how to get to this goal, but I'm willing to try.

Grig

--- Fabio Zadrozny <fa...@in...> wrote:

> Hi Grig,
> 
> I think it is a great idea to integrate pyUnit into the plugin (I
> would
> really like it as I use pyUnit all the time...)
> 
> So, how do you think this integration should be done? Which features
> would
> you want to have integrated?
> I think that you could work with Dana, as he is doing the new project
> wizard
> and python nature (I think that this features are all related)...
> 
> []s
> 
> Fabio Zadrozny
> ------------------------------------------------------
> Software Developer
> ESSS - Engineering Simulation and Scientific Software
> www.esss.com.br
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: pyd...@li...
> [mailto:pyd...@li...] On Behalf Of Grig
> Gheorghiu
> Sent: quinta-feira, 26 de agosto de 2004 15:56
> To: pyd...@li...
> Subject: [Pydev-code] Integrating pyUnit in pydev
> 
> Hi, all
> 
> I emailed Aleks back and forth a couple of times on this topic and he
> pointed me to this list. This is my original message to Aleks:
> 
> "Aleks,
> 
> First of all, I want to thank you for your work on pydev. I've been
> using it
> very productively since I saw it mentioned in the IBM Devworks
> article on
> 'Python development with Eclipse and Ant'. I'm also very interested
> in unit
> testing, and I like a lot the integration of jUnit in Eclipse. I'm
> thinking
> it would be cool to integrate Python's pyUnit (which is actually part
> of the
> distribution) in Eclipse, maybe as part of pydev. I have no
> experience
> whatsoever in writing Eclipse plugins, but there's always a first
> time for
> everything. If you think this is a good idea, maybe we can
> collaborate in
> order to bring it to light."
> 
> Any feedback from Fabio and the other developers is appreciated.
> Please let
> me know if this has already been done, or if it's of no interest to
> the
> group.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Grig
> 
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