You got it!!! I’m hoping to do some debugging video using the eclipse debugger then tie that into how I can debug max python code from eclipse :D Thanks commenting :D
@@ThePipelineGuy thanks for making this video. First time with eclipse and first time with python, I've followed a few videos from other people and non showed the virtual environment part. Had over a week of frustration, now solved. Shame you stopped making videos
Great job, thank you! One question - I can't seem to get pep8 or pylint to ignore the long line warning. I've tried --ignore E501 and --ignore E501 and restarted eclipse, but I still get those warnings. Any other suggestions?
on the root of the code, analysis page find the tab pycodestyle.py (pep8) add the argument --ignore=E501 if you are using auto formatting then also under code style, code formatted add --ignore E501 to the field parameters for autopep8 pylint doesn't complain about pep8 e501, but pycodestyle and autopep8 will cheers!
This video is awesome. I'm migrating all of my projects to Eclipse. Do you know why I can't install PyDev from the market place? I am forced to add the update URL from the developer site in order to install PyDev. I get this "Solution not found" error if I try to install PyDev and other plugins from the marketplace.
Also just started Python a while ago (and coding in general), you made a great channel, thank you! I would be also very interested in max python + qt. What is the real difference between pymxs vs MaxPlus and when to use one or the other?
Thanks for the comment! If you want to learn max+qt. The designer video I made is q good start check it out of you haven't already :) By the way, Max Plus is dead, it no longer ships with max 2021 with python 3. So the answer is rather simple nowadays. Use pymxs exclusively so you can upgrade max version without breaking your scripts :)
A tiny suggestion here: Please change the mouse pointer size to something larger (at least size 2) and use Inverted color. The tutorial is good but I have trouble following which part of the IDE your mouse is pointing at, e.g. at 15:56 I had to pause and replay coz I can't find the pointer. Thanks! edit: And please avoid spinning the mouse, it has a dizzying effect. Slow and steady movement if that's possible.
I've been using Eclipse for Java development for years now, but I'm just beginning to jump into Python. For obvious reasons, I would like to continue using Eclipse since I'm so familiar with it. This is exactly the assistance I needed! Thanks so much! The one thing I'm still a little hazy on is if I need to add additional third party libraries for Python, do I always install those with pip.exe? Or will I sometimes download a library from a website and manually import it into my project folder structure?
There are multiple ways to do it, but pip is the best, primarily when used with a virtual environment to track your project's dependencies, pip also supports pulling from places like GitHub. With that said, anything you put in the python path you will be able to use.
Reach here because PyCharm CE is really sucks. No Profiling integration, No Docker, No Django - These are basic features. Maybe will use Eclipse, but why the UI design hasnt change ?
Fantastic channel, please give us more. Testing code is a good starting point. Also Python in Max would be extremely interesting.
You got it!!!
I’m hoping to do some debugging video using the eclipse debugger then tie that into how I can debug max python code from eclipse :D
Thanks commenting :D
@@ThePipelineGuy thanks for making this video.
First time with eclipse and first time with python, I've followed a few videos from other people and non showed the virtual environment part.
Had over a week of frustration, now solved.
Shame you stopped making videos
Just started with Python, thankyou for this channel! I hope I can keep up! Looking forwards for Max Python. :)
Ignacio Mullor awesome man!
Check out the debugging video I posted a few days ago, and don’t forget to subscribe :)
Cheers!
Really helpful. Would love to see more Vids/Tutorials from you, great stuff!
Thanks, will do!
subbed - you're awesome and a good teacher
Thanks!
Never play music over your narration.
Thanks, it helps a lot.
Glad it helped!
Thanks man. So much good stuff here :)
Your welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!!!
DOS is an operating system. The shell inside Windows you are using is called 'Command', then Python has it's own shell. Otherwise nice tutorial.
Great stuff, Carlos - thank-you!
I like this video a lot. Do you know an easy and productive way to program in an IDE from any computer? like without having to install anything...
I don't sorry :(
Great job, thank you! One question - I can't seem to get pep8 or pylint to ignore the long line warning. I've tried --ignore E501 and --ignore E501 and restarted eclipse, but I still get those warnings. Any other suggestions?
on the root of the code, analysis page find the tab pycodestyle.py (pep8)
add the argument
--ignore=E501
if you are using auto formatting then also
under code style, code formatted add
--ignore E501
to the field parameters for autopep8
pylint doesn't complain about pep8 e501, but pycodestyle and autopep8 will
cheers!
This video is awesome. I'm migrating all of my projects to Eclipse. Do you know why I can't install PyDev from the market place? I am forced to add the update URL from the developer site in order to install PyDev. I get this "Solution not found" error if I try to install PyDev and other plugins from the marketplace.
Good question
I’ve ran into this before
But I feel like lately I just search the store and install directly
I’m not sure what’s going on there 🤣
Also just started Python a while ago (and coding in general), you made a great channel, thank you! I would be also very interested in max python + qt. What is the real difference between pymxs vs MaxPlus and when to use one or the other?
Thanks for the comment! If you want to learn max+qt. The designer video I made is q good start check it out of you haven't already :) By the way, Max Plus is dead, it no longer ships with max 2021 with python 3. So the answer is rather simple nowadays. Use pymxs exclusively so you can upgrade max version without breaking your scripts :)
A tiny suggestion here:
Please change the mouse pointer size to something larger (at least size 2) and use Inverted color.
The tutorial is good but I have trouble following which part of the IDE your mouse is pointing at, e.g. at 15:56 I had to pause and replay coz I can't find the pointer.
Thanks!
edit: And please avoid spinning the mouse, it has a dizzying effect. Slow and steady movement if that's possible.
I've been using Eclipse for Java development for years now, but I'm just beginning to jump into Python. For obvious reasons, I would like to continue using Eclipse since I'm so familiar with it. This is exactly the assistance I needed! Thanks so much! The one thing I'm still a little hazy on is if I need to add additional third party libraries for Python, do I always install those with pip.exe? Or will I sometimes download a library from a website and manually import it into my project folder structure?
There are multiple ways to do it, but pip is the best, primarily when used with a virtual environment to track your project's dependencies, pip also supports pulling from places like GitHub. With that said, anything you put in the python path you will be able to use.
Thank you keep it up
ANOSTUDIO will do! Thanks for the comment!!!
I am unable to see output on console when I created a function without return type
”print” does not show messages in your console?
Can help me how to import module in eclipse
Reach here because PyCharm CE is really sucks.
No Profiling integration, No Docker, No Django - These are basic features.
Maybe will use Eclipse, but why the UI design hasnt change ?