I am just about to tackle this issue myself. However, I was going to
look at using Python Paste + Cheetah to produce the project files.
I'll use this info and see what I can come up with.
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By: fabioz
I've been thinking a bit about it, and I think that the 'right way' to do it
is creating an Eclipse plugin...
I can give you a sample code to create/configure the interpreter and
create/con
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By: fabioz
This is a bug. It's already fixed in the svn (and in the nightly build) and
should be available for the next version (which should be released soon).
Cheers,
Fabio
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By: dkeefe3773
I read in a forum message (somewhere) in 2007 that pyDev support for symbolic
links would be available in the next release. Doesn't seem to work in the
version
I just downloaded though.
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By: fabioz
What exactly is not working?
Symbolic links should be supported (note that this is related to links created
from your filesystem, not the links created from the eclipse linking system
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By: fabioz
Just a note: it's already done for 1.4.5 (svn: 2695)
Cheers,
Fabio
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By: dkeefe3773
Well, here is my scenario. I create a symbolic link in my workspace folder
(on the filesystem -- Redat Linux) to a python module. Inside eclipse, pyDev
handles the file just fine; I can
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By: fabioz
Ok, so, you're getting the syntax errors (which is from Pydev), and not the
analysis errors (which are from the extensions)...
I know links should be working when configuring the interpreter
