Hi Pradeep, I'm sorry I don't have an answer to your query.
I'm also digressing a bit from the topic with some advice/rant (feel free to ignore), but I feel it is important for you to know. I don't know if you came across tutorials which advice you to use Pydev with Python as a best-practice/starting-point (wild guess, since you are just starting off), but I wouldn't be surprised if that info is still floating around old tutorials, videos or even class room sessions by trainers in the field. This stuff has been around for more than 10+ years. There probably was a time when Pydev, Komodo Edit etc were considered `advanced` IDEs to work with Python. Things have progressed A LOT since then. Since you are new to Python, I'd request that you explore using Python on CLI first: [1] Use virtualenv & virtualenvwrapper. These are your friends when it comes to isolating environments. Get to know these inside out, and how pip works with these envs. [2] Begin by invoking your scripts, tests etc from CLI. Get to know how python discovers packages, PYTHONPATH etc. [3] You could use SublimeText or VSCode as a basic IDE. Use the IDE only to write/edit code to begin with. Once you are comfortable doing these from CLI (yes, it is almost as easy as any IDE), you'll find it easy to map and debug IDE config issues when you try out a more wholesome IDE like Pydev for E, PyCharm, VSCode etc. You'll discover that you'll probably need an IDE only to do hard-core debugging and inspection with breakpoints etc. Thanks, Praveen On 16 July 2017 at 00:14, pradeep br <pradeepbr...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Team, > > I'm a newbie in the world of Python. I came across this group via > Python.org. > > I configured Pydev in Eclipse and have also installed cucumber plugin for > Eclipse to write BDD programs. I have also installed "behave" via the PIP > command. > > To start with, i imported an existing project into eclipse. > > But each time i right click on the feature file (dirst_behave.feature) and > Run as "Cucumber feature", i get the error - > > "Launch configuration first_behave.feature references non-existing project > python_behave_template-master." > > I tried remapping the Python interpreter, but no luck. Request the group > members to guide me on this issue. I've spent almost a day looking for a > resolution, but unable to get any solution. > _______________________________________________ > BangPypers mailing list > BangPypers@python.org > https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/bangpypers > _______________________________________________ BangPypers mailing list BangPypers@python.org https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/bangpypers
