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Is there a way to use the java browsing perspective of eclipse for python?

I'd like to use the browsing perspective ("column view") of eclipse for Python development. Is there a way to do this?

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please look http://www.pydev.org

john misoskian  2010-10-01 08:31:11
there's nothing there about the browsing perspective, and I already have pydev installed. Thanks anyway.
Richard Durr  2010-10-01 09:10:14
I think you need to configure your project, change your perspective to pydev python perspective from Menu, and also check whether you've configured "source folder" under eclipse project properties.
Tumbleweed  2010-10-01 12:39:00

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