eric3 completion

[grv]

This is the only IDE that looks very useable on linux of everything I've
looked at (and not to start a dev environment war) but one thing that is
troublesome is the word completion.

There is a user-contributed script to parse all the dll and py files to
make a list of functions & attributes for each namespace, but it doesn't
pick up some things like file.seek() and datetime.today(). The script
complains that no source files found, yet other built-ins like open() are
picked up. Any guidelines on how to get all the default stuff working for
code completion?

 

[Detlev Offenbach]

This is the only IDE that looks very useable on linux of everything
I've looked at (and not to start a dev environment war) but one thing
that is troublesome is the word completion.

There is a user-contributed script to parse all the dll and py files to
make a list of functions & attributes for each namespace, but it
doesn't
pick up some things like file.seek() and datetime.today(). The script
complains that no source files found, yet other built-ins like open()
are
picked up. Any guidelines on how to get all the default stuff working
for code completion?

Maybe the script has a bug. Could you check it and possibly fix it?

Detlev

 

[John Fabiani]

This is the only IDE that looks very useable on linux of everything I've
looked at (and not to start a dev environment war) but one thing that is
troublesome is the word completion.

There is a user-contributed script to parse all the dll and py files to
make a list of functions & attributes for each namespace, but it doesn't
pick up some things like file.seek() and datetime.today(). The script
complains that no source files found, yet other built-ins like open() are
picked up. Any guidelines on how to get all the default stuff working for
code completion?

I didn't know Eric had any scripts that offered completion.
Where can a guy find that script?
John

 

[John Fabiani]

John Fabiani wrote:

Feeling dumb - it's part of the uer perferences duh!
John