Yeap, version 1.2.2 it's already out.
Code-completion had special attention in this release. After using it, it's hard to imagine how did I program without those features for so long... easy to get used to some things hum?
Ok, the difference is not the same as not having the extensions code-analysis, but still...
Well, check the details at: http://pydev.sourceforge.net and for the extensions: http://fabioz.com/pydev
Just stumbled upon your Eclipse plugin after trying out far too many Python editors (I almost always end up back at emacs for these kind of things).
ReplyDeleteI have to say - it's fantastic! The environment is clean, complete and stable - which seems quite rare these days. I plan to use it for most of my python development from now on.
Great job, and I hope you keep up the good work!
On Jeff's Blog in comments, you wrote:
ReplyDelete>That’s why I binded the console to
>the editor, so that you can use the
>code-completion capabilities of the
>editor toghether with the interactive
>console (and yes, I realize that’s
>not a perfect solution, but still,
>much better than nothing).
Does that mean that code-completion works in the interactive console now? I just downloaded everything and tried it again and it still didn't seem to work. Do I need to use jython for it to work? or what?
No... that means that you can write in the editor (with code-completion) and then select that code and send it to the console.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Fabio
PyDev is great. Nevertheless, here are features that I would like to see.
ReplyDelete- spaces to tabs: it is much more convenient to edit a file with spaces, but it is better to save it with spaces. Could PyDev open a file and convert spaces to tabs for editing, but save it after converting tabs to spaces, again?
- Is there a UML tool for eclipse that supports reverse engineering and code generation for Python?
- drag & drop: still a missing feature of eclipse, I know :-(
>>> Is there a UML tool for eclipse that supports reverse engineering and code generation for Python?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.sparxsystems.com.au
regards
bernd
yeah Bernd, I am trying Enterprise Architect (the link you gave) but actually the reverse engineering doesnt work well there. all elements declared as self. are not recognized.
ReplyDeleteUsing it the other way, a class diagram doesn't generate __init__ methods. I think I will continue looking for other sources. best regards, Pablo