Re: [Pydev-users] new to pydev | unresolved import

2007-08-13 Thread Fabio Zadrozny
Also, I have a comment on adding modules in the project config. When adding a package myFabModule, it is added sure, but in a very unpythonic manner if you ask me. Its importing this in the namespace as Actually, you need to add the paths that would usually be in the pythonpath (that's:

Re: [Pydev-users] new to pydev | unresolved import

2007-08-08 Thread Fabio Zadrozny
Hi Jelle, I've added both my python 2.4 2.5 interpreter as well as both the PYTHONPATH's. What bothers me a bit is that when I change the interpreter all modules need to be imported again. Since I've got quite a few of those installed, that takes quite a while. Also, when this is completed,

Re: [Pydev-users] new to pydev | unresolved import

2007-08-08 Thread jelle
Hi Fabio, Can you give an example of which unresolved imports you have? Sure, I work extensively with the modules developed by enthought, TVTK primarily. Perhaps this is an interesting example: since TVTK consists of an extensive API, its modules are wrapped in a .zip file. TVTK is an example

Re: [Pydev-users] new to pydev | unresolved import

2007-08-08 Thread Fabio Zadrozny
For sure Fabio! Perhaps the following could make a nice addition to this page: what would be an effective manner of verifying that the dynamic code completion is working? Basically, requesting code-completion in an empty file would be the best way to check if the shell that gets builtins

[Pydev-users] new to pydev | unresolved import

2007-08-07 Thread jelle
Hi, I'm curious to pydev: i just installed eclipse 3.3 the latest pydev / extensions. I'm pretty impressed. Eclipse seems pretty polished, svn / cvs integration is terrific, and having completion to all variables is really something. Also code completation templates are impressive. Though