Creating a ProjectOk, now that your interpreter is configured, it is time to create a project. After opening Eclipse, go to the menu:
Project contents: where it should be located. Project type: defines the set of interpreters that will be available for that project. Grammar version: the grammar used for parsing the files in this project. It doesn't have to match the grammar of the Interpreter: Defines which interpreter should be used for code-completion and default run configurations (note that Create default 'src' folder and add it to the pythonpath: If you don't leave that option checked, you'll have to create You may finish in this screen or go to the next, where you will be asked which projects are referenced from this one. Referenced projectsThe referenced projects are the projects whose source folders are added to the PYTHONPATH for the The next tutorial page enters into more details on project references Creating a Project from existing sources If you created the project inside Eclipse, you just have to import the project again If you have the sources from an existing project that wasn't created in Eclipse, you have 2 options:
Note 1: links can be used above the source folder or as the source folder, but Note 2: To create the folder as a link, choose the file > new > folder from the menu and in the new folder Note 3: If the file structure you have is:
and you want to make the import:
you have to add to the project the folder above myproject (as the folder above myproject |
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