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By: chadrik

yes, i did.  here is exactly what i'm doing:

-install eclipse 3.4.2
-install pydev 1.4.4
-install pydev extensions 1.4.4
-restart eclipse
-open eclipse to a brand new workspace
-add and validate pydev extension license
-add python 2.5 interpreter for osx:
/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/Python.ap
p/Contents/MacOS/Python
-create new project
-create new python file
-add the following contents and save:

import string

def foo():
    print "foo"
    
def bar():
   print "bar"
   
this should produce two warnings:  one for inconsistent indent and one for 
unused
import.  i get nothing.   not even warnings in the "problems" view. i restarted
eclipse just to be sure.

is there anything else i need to do?  do i have to setup pylint?  

this is on osx 10.5.6

i would really like to get this working, so just tell me what to try to 
troubleshoot
this.







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