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Pymacs helper did not start after 30 seconds

由 落花浮王杯 提交于 2019-12-23 18:44:11
问题 I've seen other questions on this, but none of them were actually answered, and none of them are quite my issue. I have a new system, emacs 23.1, Centos 6.2 (I think). I downloaded the newest pymacs and installed it. However, I'm getting: error: Pymacs helper did not start within 30 seconds This is with a .emacs and .bashrc that have always worked before. Also, it appears that when I run from gnome, it does find the pymacs helper (but ropemacs doesn't run), but in KDE (which is what I'm

Python 3.3 in emacs (ropemacs support)

由 微笑、不失礼 提交于 2019-12-09 12:04:41
问题 I am running arch linux and scripting in python 3.3 I want IDE like features (auto complete, syntax checker etc). I've installed rope, rope-mode and pymacs. Does ropemacs support python 3.x? If not, suggest alternate ways (I'm ready to consider vim if I get above mentioned features). 回答1: The original rope library does indeed support Py3k according to its webpage You pip install rope_py3k or download it from PyPi. Currently (Jan '16), the github project page has newer versions than PyPi. Then

How can I use meta-dot (M-.) in python with emacs?

由 做~自己de王妃 提交于 2019-12-04 16:35:55
问题 Is there an equivalent of slime for python? For example, if I position the cursor on foo() and do M-. (jump to definition) I would like to see the source definition of the function foo This should work regardless of whether foo is in 1) the local project directory 2) in some ~/.virtualenvs/bar/lib/site-packages 3) in some other python-path 4) virtual env is in use (ie, it should look in my current virtualenv) Does the pymacs/ropemacs combination do any of this? 回答1: To avoid the -e you can

How can I use meta-dot (M-.) in python with emacs?

由 落爺英雄遲暮 提交于 2019-12-03 09:45:39
Is there an equivalent of slime for python? For example, if I position the cursor on foo() and do M-. (jump to definition) I would like to see the source definition of the function foo This should work regardless of whether foo is in 1) the local project directory 2) in some ~/.virtualenvs/bar/lib/site-packages 3) in some other python-path 4) virtual env is in use (ie, it should look in my current virtualenv) Does the pymacs/ropemacs combination do any of this? To avoid the -e you can use etags and with a find you recursively add the py file: find . -type f -name '*.py' | xargs etags Most of
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