The following forum message was posted by mbaas at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pydev/forums/forum/293649/topic/3695300:
Hi,
I just had a case where the outliner didn\'t show anything at all after opening
a Python file. This is in a Python 3 project and the culprit was a line like
this \"a = 0L\" (that module hasn\'t been ported to Python 3 yet). But instead
of displaying a syntax error (as the \"L\" suffix is not part of Python 3
anymore), PyDev apparently just stopped parsing the file. Another effect of
that was that the mark occurrences feature also didn\'t work anymore.
To reproduce this you can just create a new Python file in a Python 3 project
and copy this into the file:
def foo():
a = 0L
return
def bar(a):
return a+1
The outliner won\'t show anything and if you click on the argument \"a\" of
bar(), no highlighting happens. When you remove the \"L\" suffix, everything is
fine again.
This is PyDev 1.5.6 in Eclipse 3.5.2 on OSX Tiger.
- Matthias -
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