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| Re: Where can I download PyDev [message #821922 is a reply to message #821912] |
Fri, 16 March 2012 00:34   |
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On 3/15/2012 6:21 PM, John Draoer wrote:
> It says I must drag and drop something into my workspace, when all I
> want to do is download PyDev... and do I also have to download Eclipse
> as well, and how much disk space will it take up, I've only got 12K, and
> can I install it on an external drive, or does it have to work from my
> root hard drive?
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> My eyes are not so good, and I tend to not see links staring at my face,
> so can someone just send me the download link. I'm running on a Mac OS-X
> Snow Leopard.
>
> Regards
> John
Does this link not tell all?
http://pydev.org/developers.html
Incidentally, I don't think PyDev is supported in these forums; it's not
Eclipse, but something built atop Eclipse and has a separate community
for support.
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| Re: Where can I download PyDev [message #822292 is a reply to message #821929] |
Fri, 16 March 2012 12:27 |
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On 2012.03.15 18:53, John Draoer wrote:
> I see - I didn't know there was a separate support group for this. That
> URL you sent me looks promising, but do I first have to download Eclipse
> first, install it? Or does this package already include it?
Sure. Typically for something like this (Android development tools work
this way as do most modern plug-ins for Eclipse), you down-load the
Eclipse package that's closest to what you want to do (in Helios, there
was a special package for PHP development; apparently Indigo, the
latest, doesn't do that, for example; there hasn't been one for Python
development specifically). Then, you launch Eclipse, go to Help ->
Install New Software and indicate the extra stuff you want by way of a
special update URL given by the originator of the package. In the case
of PyDev, I didn't see one, but I didn't squint real hard or spend much
time reading up on it.
If the tools are very old and unsupported, you * * might * * be able to
take their plug-in and drop it into the eclipse/dropins folder. As I
say, I don't know anything about PyDev per se, but I'll bet there's a
Google group, mailing list or something like that to help you out.
Python is very popular.
Hope this helps.
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| Re: Where can I download PyDev [message #822293 is a reply to message #821958] |
Fri, 16 March 2012 12:29 |
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On 2012.03.15 19:52, John Draoer wrote:
> Ok, but I still have not gotten my questions answered about eclipse,
> is there a mac Client available for it? Or does it only run under Linux
> and WinBlows?
Yes, Macintosh guys are fierce champions of Eclipse and many in this and
other Eclipse forums us it all day every day, maybe even to do Python
development.
I just found this tutorial on PyDev. Lars Vogel's site may be the tippy
top Eclipse tutorial site. He rules in my opinion. Check it out:
http://www.vogella.de/articles/Python/article.html
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