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This are the features I am planning to have implemented...The roadmap is just what I'm thinking, but it depends on other contributors too. Target for 1.0. Bug-fixes (and some improvements) on the current set of features... (anyway, new features might be added if someone else decides to contribute something).After 1.0 You'd like to give it a try?You can download the latest source from sourceforge. Compiling the code:To compile, you need to set the following preferences: 'Plug-In Development: Java Build Path Control: Use classpath containers' to true 'Plug-In Development: Target Platform' select "this application" and enable all plugins. Most of the code is well-documented in javadoc. I try to cc every answer to a coding question to pydev-code, so you can look there for hints too. That's it. If you have not developed Eclipse plugins before, I recommend reading the online documentation and trying out a sample plugin. Doing some prep work before jumping in will really pay off. Compiling the tests:If you are compiling the tests too, you have to create a file named org.python.pydev.editor.codecompletion.revisited.TestDependent.java. There is a file named TestDependent.template that can be used as a base for it (there are many system-dependent things that have to be specified for running tests). Then, it is all up to you. |