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Go to General > Editors > Text Editors > Spelling and uncheck "Enable spell checking".Go to General > Editors > Text Editors and check "Insert spaces for tabs" and "Show line numbers".Configure the different editors and file types:.With this, you will not need to press F5 to update manually, but Eclipse may slow down quite a bit when refreshing. In the same screen as before ( General > Workspace> Text file encoding), select "Refresh automatically". Make Eclipse refresh the source code automatically on after external file system changes.For this, go to General > Workspace and select: "Other: utf-8" under Text file encoding and "Other: Unix" under "New text file line delimeter". Change the default text encoding and new line delimiter.In the lasts versions of Eclipse there should even be an Auto Config button. (interpreter) and locate/choose your python.exe or python (Linux). For this, go to PyDev options> Interpreter - Python > New. Close the Java EE perspective unless you will need it later.įor this, go to the menu Window > Preferences and perform the following operations: Previously you also needed to install PyDev extensions but this is no longer necessary: !Pydev extensions are included into !Pydev since version 1.5.Ĭlick on Window > Open perspective > Other. Check the PyDev package and press next, next, etc. The PyDev package should now appear in the Install New Software window.Note: at this point, if you are using Ubuntu 9.10, some Eclipse buttons will seem unresponsive, or the PyDev packages not appearing after you add the /updates site, check: ​.button, choose a name for the PyDev site, and write ​ in the Location field. Go to the menu: Help > Install New Software.

It is not recommended to install eclipse from Ubuntu's package manager because as of January 2010, Ubuntu 9.10 Synaptic Package Manager's eclipse package does not come with Web Tools. Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers is the best option because it comes with Web Tools (HTML / JS / CSS editors, etc).

Downloading and installing Eclipse + PyDev There's also a small Emacs community.Įclipse + PyDev Installation and setup 1. Most people in the Indico team use Eclipse/PyDev. Warning: This page is massively outdated.