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| Re: Eclipse/PyDev Question [message #1505505 is a reply to message #1505433] |
Wed, 10 December 2014 00:04   |
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On 12/09/2014 08:36 PM, Ben Harper wrote:
> Russell Bateman wrote on Wed, 10 December 2014 00:49
>> On 12/09/2014 06:04 AM, Chuck Carson wrote:
>> > It's been over a decade since I've done serious enough development to
>> > warrant a full blown IDE but I now find myself developing some
>> > applications in Python.
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>> > I'm trying out eclipse/pydev for the first time.
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>> > Does eclipse have a method/variable/class browser? By that I mean a
>> > navigation pane that lists all the classes, functions, variables,
>> etc...
>> > in the current file or project and you can use this to quickly move to
>> > these locations in your editor.
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>>
>> Typically, you seek support for third-party plug-ins and their effect
>> upon Eclipse through that third party's web site.
The answer is that, for Java, not in the way you state (all classes, all
functions/methods, all variables, etc.). For Python, however, the answer
may be very different because pydev.org plug-ins may do things
differently. You should ask them.
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| Re: Eclipse/PyDev Question [message #1506003 is a reply to message #1505505] |
Wed, 10 December 2014 08:45 |
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Ben, please be considerate to the senior members of this community, especially as a newcomer.
What you're being told is that eclipse.org does not produce or support PyDev, so specific questions about it should be directed to whatever support channel that organization provides. The same goes for any third-party product that might be built on Eclipse; keep in mind that Eclipse is a platform and many outside organizations, commercial and open-source, produce products that sit on top of it or are based on it. eclipse.org can not possible support them all, although there are sometimes users in this community who have experience with various such products.
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