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By: nicolas79k
I have a python project where some globals are set when the program starts.
How can I teach pydev's source code analysis that these globals are set in my
project even when they are not set in the current source file?
I see that I can set forced builtins - but if I add my global objects there,
they are recognized by code completion but still produce errors in code
analysis.
Did I misunderstood forced builtins? Let me give you a short example:
First File (called first):
class DEMO:
pass
import __builtin__
__builtin__.__dict__['DEMO'] = DEMO
Second file (called later):
...
demo = DEMO()
How can I tell pydevs source code analysis that DEMO exists as a global in the
current project and where to look for DEMO (without an actual import statement
in the second file)?
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