Target for 1.0

Well, I just decided that the code completion provided for now is not good enough for a 1.0 version.

That means that for the 1.0 version to be released, not only should it be stable, but code completion should not be based on a python shell (even though it would need to get some info from the shell, as getting completions from a dll or other modules existant only in the c level would be needed).

So, the only way is to use a mixed approach... analyzing source files and compiled modules...

Target is:
- 0.8.1: completion for imports without shell (definition of pythonpath on project properties) - I might take out pylint, as it is still not stable... that's not because of support, because Sylvain Thénault from logilab has been very helpful on its problems, it is just that I can't find time to do it, and a really good code completion is my highest priority right now...
- 0.8.2: full code completion for source files
- 0.9.0: mixed code completion using source and compiled extensions

1.0 will be the "stable version" with the above features
this probably will give enough time for Grig to do the pyunit integration too...

PyUnit integration

PyUnit is in the process of integration in pydev... Grig Gheorghiu is working on this and it is almost usable, anyway, it is already integrated in cvs, and I intend to do another build as soon as it is really usable...

Release 0.8.0

And yes... it's out!!

I'm waiting for bug notes for this one... (next version should be 1.0)

And I'm also looking forward to know where (and how) is pydev being used... (you could post it here if you want to)...

You know... if it is not being used, why should it be continued?!?

New Release

New release is on the way...

I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do it this fryday, anyway, if I don't, in the beggining of the next week it should be out... Most bugs corrected... I think (and added builders to it, so, now we can have pylint and get the todo tasks from python files!!)

Release 0.7.1

Wow, that's the first release I did... It really takes a lot of time...
But I think it was worth it...
A whole new feature was introduced (code coverage) and the ability to run all below a module is really a helper for me...

Other sweet things like the content assist (Ctrl+F1)... I'm not really sure that's it's name... but, well, that's something I use A LOT (in Java I think it's one of the best features - competing with refactoring and code completion).

Well, release acomplished. Next thing I will probablly do is integration with pychecker as I think it could really be helpful (still not sure on the best way to present it to the user - so, if you have any suggestions, please contribute them...)