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By: fabioz
Just doing Ctrl+F11 should be what you want (it re-runs the last run you did).
Works directly in Eclipse 3.2, but this behavior must be configured in in the
preferences for Eclipse 3.3 at:
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By: galaviel2
Ok thanks
Appreciate the quick response :)
Gal.
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This is something I constantly have a problem with and I'm not sure if it's
something I'm doing wrong or not. I have installed cherrypy and removed my
python interpreter and re-added it. Then I also added a forced builtin
cherrypy. It cannot resolve anything under cherrypy for instance
On 7/15/07, Lee Connell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is something I constantly have a problem with and I'm not sure if
it's something I'm doing wrong or not. I have installed cherrypy and
removed my python interpreter and re-added it. Then I also added a forced
builtin cherrypy. It cannot
Ubuntu FiestyEclipse 3.3Pydev 1.3.7Java 1.6I tried using a builtin errno
imported it and completion worked fine. No errors in log.Date: Sun, 15 Jul
2007 20:56:36 -0300From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Re:
[Pydev-users] unresolved importsOn 7/15/07, Lee Connell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fabio,I've just installed sqlalchemy using easy_install so I removed the python
interpreter again and re-added it then applied the changes. The cherrypy
builtin is now gone, so I went to look at my source code and it is working
without the builtin and completion works for both cherrypy and
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By: dushan42
Thank you, that's exactly what I needed!
Dushan
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