pydev-users

[Pydev-users] Python file extension recognition

[Daniel C. <dan...@ub...>]

Hi,

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Since my last Eclipse update, SDK 3.2.1 and Pydev 1.2.4, I'm not able to
open ".py" within Pydev editor mode. The Pydev is righly selected, but
the Python file appears as a simple text file without any colorization
(I suspect the text editor mode having the hand on the file).  I've
already checked file association.=20

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Thanks,

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Daniel CAUNE

Ubisoft Online Technology

(514) 490 2040 ext. 3613

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Re: [Pydev-users] Python file extension recognition

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

>
> Since my last Eclipse update, SDK 3.2.1 and Pydev 1.2.4, I'm not able to
> open ".py" within Pydev editor mode. The Pydev is righly selected, but the
> Python file appears as a simple text file without any colorization (I
> suspect the text editor mode having the hand on the file).  I've already
> checked file association.

If you select 'open with', does a python editor appear there? Do you
have some error in your error log?

Re: [Pydev-users] Python file extension recognition

[Daniel C. <dan...@ub...>]

> -----Message d'origine-----
> De=A0: Fabio Zadrozny [mailto:fa...@gm...]
> Envoy=E9=A0: mardi, octobre 10, 2006 17:00
> =C0=A0: pyd...@li...
> Cc=A0: Daniel Caune
> Objet=A0: Re: [Pydev-users] Python file extension recognition
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> >
> > Since my last Eclipse update, SDK 3.2.1 and Pydev 1.2.4, I'm not =
able to
> > open ".py" within Pydev editor mode. The Pydev is righly selected, =
but
> the
> > Python file appears as a simple text file without any colorization =
(I
> > suspect the text editor mode having the hand on the file).  I've =
already
> > checked file association.
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> If you select 'open with', does a python editor appear there? Do you
> have some error in your error log?

Yes, you are right, the Python editor appears there, and the Python file =
is correctly managed then.  Why the Python editor is not the default =
editor?

--
Daniel

Re: [Pydev-users] Python file extension recognition

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

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Re: [Pydev-users] Python file extension recognition

[Daniel C. <dan...@ub...>]

> > Yes, you are right, the Python editor appears there, and the Python
file
> is correctly managed then.  Why the Python editor is not the default
> editor?
> >
> > --
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> This can happen if:
> 1. You opened the file once with the 'open with...' and it kept that
> as the default editor
> 2. In the file associations the 'Python Editor' is not marked as the
> default.
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Yes, for some reasons the Python editor wasn't the default editor for
Python files (weird?).  I changed the setting in "Preferences...", and
it rocks now.

Thanks for your support.

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Daniel