Hello,

I've got a strange problem with PyDev. What I want to do is the following: 
I've got a program which embeds Python, i.e. creates its own executable which 
can run Python programs. I want to use this program (let's call it "Ham" for 
descriptive purposes) with PyDev, so I go to 
Window/Preferences/PyDev/Interpreter - Python, click on "New", and give the 
path to the interpreter executable (say, /home/mwand/workspace/Ham/Ham), and a 
name. When I click "OK", the system asks for folders to be added to the system 
pythonpath, it finds a lot of folders in /usr/lib, which I leave unchanged.

There are no error messages, but after this process, the list of Python 
interpreters show me that the newly configured interpreter has got the desired 
name, but the location is standard /usr/bin/python. Consequently, when I try 
to run a program, the standard interpreter is used, which I don't want! 

Is anyone out there who can tell me what I'm doing wrong? Could it be that due 
to some obscure reason, my custom program is not recognized as Python 
interpreter, even though when I start it from the console (with or without 
parameters), it works perfectly?

Many greetings

- Michael

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