[girdhar]

HI,

i want to integrate Python with Netbeans 5.5.1 IDE. I have added org-jymc-jpydbgfornetbeans-0.0.18-5-1.nbm as a plugin on Netbeans.

Now i want to create a new project for Python on Neabeans. how i have to proceed? any extra settings that i have to do after installing above plugin?

plz help me out on this. its very very urgent.

Thanks
Girdhar

[kandyfloss]

For using Python for S60, you do not need netbeans.
You can use the Python interpreter on the SDK or the device and you could work on that.

I hope I understood your problem.

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by kandyfloss

For using Python for S60, you do not need netbeans.
You can use the Python interpreter on the SDK or the device and you could work on that.

I hope I understood your problem.

hi kandyfloss
i think girdhar is talking about integrating python with netbeans.
@girdhar
i m really sorry but ur question is very typical and why u want to integrate python with netbeans.
plz give feedback

[girdhar]

HI,

I want to use Netbeans as an IDE for my python project like how we will use it for say our Java project. So my question is without integrating Python with NetBeans how can i create a new Projcet, Compile project using IDE etc ? I want to use NetBeans because i am use to with this IDE. or is there any other IDE for python available?

I think now u got it what i am trying to say.

Thanks
Girdhar

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by girdhar

HI,

I want to use Netbeans as an IDE for my python project like how we will use it for say our Java project. So my question is without integrating Python with NetBeans how can i create a new Projcet, Compile project using IDE etc ? I want to use NetBeans because i am use to with this IDE. or is there any other IDE for python available?

I think now u got it what i am trying to say.

Thanks
Girdhar

hi girdhar again
sorry to say u cant integrate python with Netbeans IDE.
for python u have can download this IDE
plz give feedback

[girdhar]

thanks Gaba.

But as per the info what i have said in my original post, there is some plugin available which we have to add it to NetBenas to use NetBeans for Pythong project. what is that? can u give some idea?

Thanks
Girdhar

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by girdhar

thanks Gaba.

But as per the info what i have said in my original post, there is some plugin available which we have to add it to NetBenas to use NetBeans for Pythong project. what is that? can u give some idea?

Thanks
Girdhar

hi Girdhar again
actually i was also fascinated by ur original post and i m searching for that. when i will get idea about that plugin i will definitely inform you.
thanks

[girdhar]

HI Gaba,

This link will help u on that.

http://jpydbg.sourceforge.net/

Thanks
Girdhar

[danieb_za]

Hi.

If you are looking for a free python IDE you can try Eclipse with the pydev plugin as an alternative to Netbeans.

There is no support for pys60, but you will have syntax highligting and code completion for standard python modules.

pydev.sourceforge.net
www.eclipse.org

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by danieb_za

Hi.

If you are looking for a free python IDE you can try Eclipse with the pydev plugin as an alternative to Netbeans.

There is no support for pys60, but you will have syntax highligting and code completion for standard python modules.

pydev.sourceforge.net
www.eclipse.org

HI danieb_za
i knew that plugin and it i knew that it was not for PyS60.
Btw thanks for the reference

[JOM]

Originally Posted by girdhar

there is some plugin available which we have to add it to NetBeans to use NetBeans for Pythong project. what is that?

As far as I know, it has never been done. The problem is that pyS60 script is run in python interpreter, which itself is run inside emulator or phone. You don't have access to that interpreter directly.

You can execute and debug the pyS60 scripts only in real hardware or in S60 emulator. Normal development session is that you edit the source code with whatever text editor, for example NetBeans, and then run it in emulator or phone.

There is a way to force some application to be launched, when phone is rebooted. I've seen it done, didn't ask for tech details how to do it. Still that isn't enough, you need to make python shell to launch automatically your own script. Even when you can do that, there's no way to connect NetBeans, debugger or other tools, to the script inside emulator.

Sorry,

--jouni

[miohtama]

Originally Posted by JOM

You can execute and debug the pyS60 scripts only in real hardware or in S60 emulator. Normal development session is that you edit the source code with whatever text editor, for example NetBeans, and then run it in emulator or phone.

PyDev commercial extensions support remote pdb debugging. In theory it is possible to use PyDev to debug in-phone applications over IP sockets. In practice, however, I expect huge problems with Symbian threading model and way of sockets are currently implemented.

There is a way to force some application to be launched, when phone is rebooted. I've seen it done, didn't ask for tech details how to do it.

SISX/PKG file has autostart flag if I recall correctly.

MechanicalTRK shipped with Carbide C++ professional has some decent restart/reinstall capabilities they say. I haven't used it myself.