I began learning and loving python about a month ago. Dive into python, django and now Tornado is the path i followed during this time.
I chose pydev as an IDE since it seems to be the most up to date and i wanted to come back to eclipse since i'm using Netbeans for php and Java.
My question is the following:
When i write classes in php or java i declare my methods and properties. I instantiate them somewhere else and use them. The autocompletion works great for java and php but with python, it seems to be always suggesting me a bunch of garbage and never the real object's methods from the class i instantiated.
Is it the same for you ? Is it a limitation from pydev ? Am i doing something wrong ?
Thank you in advance for pointing me in a direction.
Matthieu.
Well, as you didn't say what 'garbage' is showing, it's a bit hard to guess, but I believe you mean the __hash__, __str__, etc from the object class (is that it?)
If that's the case, this has been dealt in the current nightly build (the '_' methods will still appear, but with lower priority, so, the methods you're probably more interested in are at the top)
Bad auto completion with python on pydev?