[gcompris-devel] Eclipse (PyDev) autocompletion?

[Olivier Samyn]

Hello,

Even if you find the gcompris python files (located on my fedora
distribution in /usr/share/gcompris/python/gcompris/), you will only
find some lines like: from _gcompris_skin import *

All gcompris python methods are contained in C python modules.

And, unfortunately, the eclipse pydev parser can not find such modules
internals. 

I think the best way to learn how to program gcompris in python, is to
have a look at existing activities, and if you find something
interesting, just copy it :)

Olivier Samyn.

Le mardi 07 août 2012 à 22:12 +0200, Peter Albrecht a écrit :
> Hello list,
> 
> next question(s):
> I want to write a new activity in python. So I took my
> Eclipse installation and installed PyDev.
> 
> This (e.g. syntax highlightning) works quite well and I can
> see first results with "/runit.sh my-activity". So my
> questions is more of "nice to have":
> 
> Eclipse provides autocompletion for classes I programmed,
> but fails, if I type e.g. "gcompris.".
> 
> I would guess, I have to add the appropriate source-dirs to
> PYTHONPATH. But I can't find them. Since I am new to pyhton,
> changes are high, that I miss something.
> Is there anyone out there, who managed to set this up properly?
> 
> Or would you recommend another IDE/Editor?
> 
> Regards,
> 	Peter Albrecht
> 
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