Hi Gleen,
Our project facilities are very simple at this moment, nothing like
Eclipse or other IDEs. Our projects provide things like:
a) A preferential view of the directory where you have your project.
b) It's own PYTHONPATH
c) Some integration with git and mercurial.
To create a project you need to follow these steps:
1. Go to:
View > Windows and toolbars > Project Explorer
2. In the pane that opens to the left you need to click on the folder
icon on the top.
3. Then you need to select a directory for your workspace, which in your
case has to be the parent directory of your project's dir.
4. After that, you need to do a right-click on the Project Explorer
pane, and then go to
Import > An existing directory
to select your project's dir. If everything went correctly, then you
should see your project's files in the pane.
We know this is a bit cumbersome and we plan to provide a simpler way to
create projects in the future. Also I have to tell you that we don't
have javascript syntax-highlighting right now, but we plan to add it in
2.2.1.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 04/06/13 14:02, Glenn Nelson escribió:
Another newbie joins with plaintive cry for help. I am struggling to
understand Spyder project with existing source code. I have Python CGI
running in Apache (forced to do it this way). I need a good editor
with source browser - I don't have need (yet) for more advanced IDE
capabilities. In the past I used Netbeans for my Python work (since I
come from Java), but NB v.7 has totally dropped Python support. I
never did get used to Eclipse.
My work setup is this:
- local Apache server with Python CGI.
- I edit the py files in place and test directly with web browser.
- When ready for new release, copy files from Apache to local dir and
commit to subversion.
So I need to create a project that contains the files in the Apache
deployment tree. I want to add html, javascript and CSS files to the
project, too.
I cannot figure out how all this is supposed to be done in Spyder.
Also how would I manage another Python project that has a different
home directory?
My Netbeans experience of a project is that it is equivalent to a
collection of source directories. The source directories can be
scattered around - they do not need to have the same parent dir. The
project file is stored in a different, arbitrary location. Workspace
is not a concept I have dealt with.
Pearls of wisdom please?
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