> He is right. What would you expect from this piece of code:
>
>
> foo = random.choose([A(), B(), C(), ..., Z()])
Thank you all for dispelling my stupid doubts!
> What PyDev does is to implement some heuristics that can guess easy
> cases - as you saw for yourself. But there is a limit to wha
> But maybe someone use Komodo IDE or Wing IDE and can tell how they handle
> situations like this? How works code completion in those IDE's?
I've downloaded and checked both of them (both have Linux version which is
nice thing). Both did worse job with code completion then PyDev with my
simple ex
On Sun, 14 Oct 2007 20:36:07 +, cyberco wrote:
> Confirmed (with exactly the same software).
>
> Please discuss this issue at the PyDev discussion forum:
> http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=293649
Thank you for replay, but I'm still not sure what to think about it...
Marc 'Bla
> I can confirm and it's something I would expect. It is obvious to *you*
> that there is a `One` object in that list, but it would get very
Thank you for confirmation and your time!
> quickly very complicated for an IDE to keep track of objects if not
> even impossible.
I guess that you are ri
Hi, I need help with pydev code completion...
Let's assume that we have something like this:
class One:
def fun(self):
return 1
class Two:
li = []
li.append(One())
one = li[0]
print one.fun()
one2 = li.pop()
print one2.fun()
