Am 27.12.2014 um 17:33 schrieb Francesco Bonazzi:
I think it would be nice to make tests easily runnable with PyDev's
debugger. Unfortunately, SymPy's tests being non-standard means that PyDev
is not able to start them.
Just run bin/test with the proper parameters.
Avoid options that cause bin/test to start the tests in a subprocess.
Also, you *should* be able to start the test programs directly.
Either way, you need to set up a proper PYTHONPATH so that the test will
find the sympy module. It took me a bit of fiddling to get everything
right, but I got it to work eventually, and I think it gets easier once
you know which setting means exactly what.
Alternatively, a good set of instructions would be helpful. Since I'm
currently setting up a new Eclipse install and getting SymPy to work on
it, I might actually write something :-)
I think the real advantage of Eclipse is its debugger, and easy-to-use
breakpoints in the source code.
I don't know PyCharm, so I can't compare.
Anyways, I recently realized that PyCharm, which used to be a paid
proprietary Python IDE, is now open source.
Ah, that's interesting.
For others, I fear - I'm too entrenched with Eclipse right now and would
not want to learn yet another IDE.
> I suggest to use PyCharm
instead of Eclipse+PyDev, it works much better. PyCharm gets a lot less
false warnings than Eclipse+PyDev.
PyDev *claims* that you can configure the warning.
I haven't manage to get that to work yet, unfortunately, so I don't
really know whether that point stands or not.
Both PyCharm and PyDev can detect Python tests written using the standard
Python unit testing systems, unfortunately they don't recognize SymPy's
tests.
SymPy should become more standardized in that respect, I think.
But that's a separate discussion.
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