[pydev - Users] Do I have Pydev Extensions?

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By: dwarnold

All,

Downloaded Ganymede (Eclipse Classic 3.4 ) for Mac OS X. Used "Software Updates"
on Help menu to install Pydev and Pydev extensions. But I don't see Pydev Extensions
in my Preferences Pane under Pydev as shown on for example:

http://www.fabioz.com/pydev/manual_adv_markoccurrences.html

But Software Updates and Add-ons shows:

PyDev for Eclipse  1.3.18
PyDev Mylyn Integration 0.3.0

Am I missing something here?

David.

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By: fabioz

It should show 'Pydev Extensions 1.3.18', so, it appears you don't have
it installed... Have you used the http://fabioz.com/pydev/updates/ update site?

Cheers,

Fabio

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Fabio,

Thanks. That did the trick.

D.

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Below is a simple class which does not autocomplete the cls instance.  If you type "cls." it will not bring up anything, which it should show "mymethod". I tried this with europa and ganymede with pydev 1.3.18, python2.5, java 5.0, windows xp and linux 2.6.

class myclass():
    def mymethod(self, hello):
        print hello
       
cls = myclass()
cls.mymethod('hello')

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[Tim Diggins (Subs)]

This does seem to be true, and is ONLY true if the variable name is cls.

(NB - I think a typo in original -  the first line "class myclass():" needs to be either "class myclass:" or "class myclass(object):")

Workaround: don't use the variable cls (after all that's a more-or-less standard for the first argument of classmethods)

However, it does seem odd, so I've made a bug report of it:

https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=2020665&group_id=85796&atid=577329

-- Tim

 

On 17 Jul 2008, at 14:50, Lee Connell wrote:

Below is a simple class which does not autocomplete the cls instance.  If you type "cls." it will not bring up anything, which it should show "mymethod". I tried this with europa and ganymede with pydev 1.3.18, python2.5, java 5.0, windows xp and linux 2.6.

class myclass():
    def mymethod(self, hello):
        print hello
        
cls = myclass()
cls.mymethod('hello')

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[Fabio Zadrozny-2]

I think that's mostly because pydev gives a different treatment for 'cls' and 'self' (I know python does not enforce anything, but those are so standard that pydev does treat it differently)

Cheers,

Fabio

On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 11:40 AM, Tim Diggins <subscribed@...> wrote:

This does seem to be true, and is ONLY true if the variable name is cls.

(NB - I think a typo in original -  the first line "class myclass():" needs to be either "class myclass:" or "class myclass(object):")

Workaround: don't use the variable cls (after all that's a more-or-less standard for the first argument of classmethods)

However, it does seem odd, so I've made a bug report of it:

https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=2020665&group_id=85796&atid=577329

-- Tim

 

On 17 Jul 2008, at 14:50, Lee Connell wrote:

Below is a simple class which does not autocomplete the cls instance.  If you type "cls." it will not bring up anything, which it should show "mymethod". I tried this with europa and ganymede with pydev 1.3.18, python2.5, java 5.0, windows xp and linux 2.6.

class myclass():
    def mymethod(self, hello):
        print hello
        
cls = myclass()
cls.mymethod('hello')

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Tim Diggins

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