Last Site Update: 13 October 2005 | Latest Version: 0.9.8.3 |
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Code CompletionCode completion provides context-sensitive completions and is enabled with Ctrl+Space. (NOTE: eclipse has simple text-completion by default in emacs-style with Alt+/). Now, how to use it: If you want to configure something, you have to go to Window->preferences->PyDev->Code Completion. ![]() After setting the preferences, you have to set the PYTHONPATH you want to use for a certain project. To instructions on how to do it, check the FAQ. Some snapshots of code completion in actionCompleting on a variable on the class (also works for locals) that are defined in the same scope we are.![]() Getting the builtins (they always show in red). ![]() Completing on a class (note that we get the hierarchy even from builtins). ![]() Completing on the imports (goes for PYTHONPATH) ![]() Completing on an import ![]() Completing for global tokens ![]() |