Thank you. I wasn't aware but Eclipse does allow you to specify a current
working directory. And that worked.
I was also confused about running the env together with Eclipse, but they
can all work together quite well. For others with similar interest: Simply
go into project properties in Eclipse.
On 2013-03-20 10:13, Kudrettin Güleryüz wrote:
I may be wrong but I feel like both suggestions are kind of inconvenient in
my case. I was hoping to debug the script in eclipse where I make changes
in pydev. I am open to suggestions as to how to debug the changed code.
I'd like to be able to use
I may be wrong but I feel like both suggestions are kind of inconvenient in
my case. I was hoping to debug the script in eclipse where I make changes
in pydev. I am open to suggestions as to how to debug the changed code.
I'd like to be able to use all major debug features such as stepping,
watchi
You can also run "sudo setup.py develop" to get your custom tree's versions to
be in your path, and then cd to where you want to actually post the review
request.
Christian
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On 2013-03-19 10:16, Kudrettin Güleryüz wrote:
I have cloned the latest RBTools from github. After I make changes to
postreview.py regarding perforce, I'd like to test my changes but
postreview.py assumes I'll be submitting reviews regarding RBTools itself.
Can I override this behavior? If not pl
Hello,
I have cloned the latest RBTools from github. After I make changes to
postreview.py regarding perforce, I'd like to test my changes but
postreview.py assumes I'll be submitting reviews regarding RBTools itself.
Can I override this behavior? If not please suggest your development
workflows.
