[pydev - Users] Importing Some Else's Work

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By: dwarnold

All,

I found a nice zip of files to study:
http://spinecho.ifrance.com/LearnSizers8.zip

I unzipped these in: ~/tmp/LearningSizers8

I created a new project in PyDev:  LearningSizers

I created a new package: root

I then dragged all the files in ~/tmp/LearningSizers8 onto the root icon in
the PyDev Package Explorer.

I then opened the suggested starting point file, withboxsizers.py and tried
to run with Run Last Launched. Of course, that was a mistake. I then selected
the Run menu, but only three options were available, so I selected PythonCoverage
from the Run As menu. After that, 5 options were available from the Run Menu,
so I selected "Python Run" from the Run As menu and voila! Success!

My question: Do I do good? Is this the proper procedure to follow?

D.

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By: fabioz

Have you already checked the getting started manual?
http://fabioz.com/pydev/manual_101_root.html (more specifically:
http://fabioz.com/pydev/manual_101_run.html )

I think that the easiest way is pressing F9 with the editor open.

Cheers,

Fabio

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By: dwarnold

F9 does something different on the Mac (shows all open windows and currently
running applications), you have to use Shift+Command+F11 to "Run Last Launched."
This I know about.

My question was more about the way I imported the files into a new project.
Is that the standard way to get started with someone else's work that is not
an eclipse pydev project?

D.




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