On Friday, July 5, 2013 6:29:36 PM UTC+2, Jed Ludlow wrote: > > > Would it be acceptable if we were to remove the global python interpreter > setting that exists today and allow you to configure on a per-script or per > project basis a Python interpreter to be used for "Run" requests? In that > case, you'd still install Spyder into, say, your base 2.7 and 3.3 > environments, and these environments would be used for code completion, > pyflakes, and pep3. But you would then be able to point any particular > script to be executed in one of your other virtualenvs? > > Well, this is the first step in the right direction ;) I mean that the change you are planning is removing a severe restriction and for simple scripts this could be enough, but for the kind of work i'm doing i need that code completion, analysis, etc. include the same virtualenv modules as the runtime otherwise coding would became a pain. In other words, i'm not a python internal guru and i never thought of the intricacies this may cause while writing an ide, but i couldn't think of anything different than configuring an "interpreter", a la pydev, to have the coding and run time envs of a project behaving coherently. Thanks anyway for the effort.
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