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By: jcasbon
Hi,
When using a shared run configuration, it is nice not to have to specify the
absolute path to the interpreter. With eclipse 3.1/pydev 1.1 it was possible
to set the interpreter to:
${system_path:python}
this would then be picked up if you had configured this interpreter.
With eclipse 3.2/pydev 1.2, however, this behaviour is no longer possible and
using this configuration gives an error dialog with:
"The interpreter ${system_path:python} is not a correctly configured as a
'python'
interpreter. etc". The generated command line is correct, however.
Is it possible to support this usage some way? A shared run configuration
should
be as generic as possible and not all developers store python in the same place.
Perhaps their should be a default interpreter choice?
thanks,
James
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