[wingide-users] Adding additional paths for the autocompletion parser

[noreli]

Yes, the xxx module is in the python path (defined through the projet
properties) and it's a file name xxx.py.

I don't know if it's usefull but before these operations I just upgrade
wingware from 3.1 to 3.2 because it was not working on 3.1. (I had an error
message that said that my path doesn't exist...).
When I opened the 3.2 it kept my python path default and I can see that I
didn't use the proper way to sepate python path. I used a semi column and a
space. The sapce was not ignored and was the raison for my path were
rejected (I said that because they also were rejected from 3.2 and I noticed
there was a space at the begining of each python path lines). When I deleted
the space. I didn't have any error message when adding python.

Another remark : the autocompletion doesnt work with subdirectories neither
(even if there are in the wing python path). I though it was working in the
past (one year ago, but I'm not sure)...

Any other idea ?


Wingware Support wrote:
> 
> On 10/26/09 9:40 AM, noreli wrote:
>> I have both the path in project tree and path in projet setting. I
>> restarted
>> Wing to be sure.
>> I have the following issues :
>> Auto-completion doesn't work for import xxx, where xxx is a module in a
>> directory that was "included"
>> Auto-completion doesn't work for other sub module name (exemple xxx.yyy,
>> where yyy is a function of module xxx)
> 
> Is the directory that contains the xxx.py file in the Python Path 
> defined in the project properties?  Or is this an extension module and 
> not a .py file?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> John
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