| DLTK, Python and ANTLR [message #14425] |
Fri, 17 August 2007 22:34  |
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Hi,
I seems that due to some license problems DLTK Python is disappeared
from your project. A long time ago it was said that this is under
consideration of the eclipse team. Any idea when you can release the
Python version? It would be good to give us a practical estimate, by
'practical estimation' I mean something *not* like the mid-july
estimation given in www.xored.com :)
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| Re: DLTK, Python and ANTLR [message #14636 is a reply to message #14575] |
Tue, 21 August 2007 01:58  |
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Hi Ali,
Actually Python support are in very beginning stage.
We provided only basic functionality, advanced features line completion,
selection, etc aren't implemented yet.
Andrei.
> Andrei Sobolev wrote:
>> Hi, Ali
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I seems that due to some license problems DLTK Python is disappeared
>>> from your project. A long time ago it was said that this is under
>>> consideration of the eclipse team. Any idea when you can release the
>>> Python version?
>>
>> Python version are already available in 1.0 integration builds.
>> You could obtain it from Eclipse download site.
>> ( http://download.eclipse.org/technology/dltk/downloads/drops/ R1.0/I-I200708170746-200708170746/)
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> I have tried this, hoever, things like code completion do not work. Also
> if you try this:
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> class Foo:
> def foo():
> pass
> f = Foo.newwww
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> there will not be any error signs next to the last line. Is this expected?
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