| Pydev project Remote System Explorer [message #1694131] |
Thu, 30 April 2015 15:03  |
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Installed eclipse Luna 4.4.2
addons:
Remote Development Support\Remote System Explorer
Pydev
In the Remote System Explorer perspective I first created a SSH Only connection a remote linux vm. I then selected a root folder in that linux filesystem and created a Pydev project form it. It shows the files and folders but not as packages and init files as a regular pydev project would. Is there a way to convert this folder into a python project?
I am looking for the benefits of code completion, imports, Ctr+Shift+T (Globals Browser) but am not able to achieve any of this in my project. I tried setting the folder as the source for PYTHON PATH but that didn't work.
Regardless of my setup, my main goals are to work on a windows machine and have my files sftp over to my linux machine, while taking advantages of the features available to Pydev projects.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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| Re: Pydev project Remote System Explorer [message #1694152 is a reply to message #1694131] |
Thu, 30 April 2015 20:24  |
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On 04/30/2015 03:09 PM, Jeff Plewak wrote:
> Installed eclipse Luna 4.4.2
> addons:
> Remote Development Support\Remote System Explorer
> Pydev
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> In the Remote System Explorer perspective I first created a SSH Only
> connection a remote linux vm. I then selected a root folder in that
> linux filesystem and created a Pydev project form it. It shows the files
> and folders but not as packages and init files as a regular pydev
> project would. Is there a way to convert this folder into a python project?
>
> I am looking for the benefits of code completion, imports, Ctr+Shift+T
> (Globals Browser) but am not able to achieve any of this in my project.
> I tried setting the folder as the source for PYTHON PATH but that didn't
> work.
>
> Regardless of my setup, my main goals are to work on a windows machine
> and have my files sftp over to my linux machine, while taking advantages
> of the features available to Pydev projects.
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated.
First, PyDev is a third-party tool and not support by Eclipse forums.
This said, ...
Look at the root of what you suppose to be your PyDev project. You
should see files .project and .pydevproject. If not, then your project,
remote or not, isn't a PyDev project.
Hope this helps.
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