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Eclipse, PyDev "interpreter does not exist in filesystem"

I recently wanted to start programming with python and therefore set up my eclipse with PyDev. Now, i followed the step-by-step Tutorial at

http://pydev.org/manual_101_interpreter.htm

l but when i create my first PyDev Project i get the error:

"The interpreter configured does not exist in the filesystem: python"

I am using Eclipse 4.3, Python 2.7 and I installed PyDev via the eclipse 'Install new software' option. I did not configure any Jython/IronPython interpreters and the following is how my python-interpreter preferences look like:

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Any help would be appreciated :)

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voiDnyx Avatar asked Nov 10 '13 12:11

voiDnyx


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1 Answers

This is an introduced bug as part of the latest changes done in PyDev interpreter (it should work even without a full path -- please create a new issue at the PyDev tracker: https://sw-brainwy.rhcloud.com/tracker/PyDev/ with the error you get when running).

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Fabio Zadrozny Avatar answered Oct 31 '22 07:10

Fabio Zadrozny