I have Eclipse (Kepler) installed on OS X and updated recently to Maverick. Since then I didn't start Eclipse. Yesterday I did and it told me that there are update available. I installed them, with the result that Eclipse didn't remember to have a perspective for PyDev.
I uninstalled PyDev, reinstalled it and since then it doesn't even appear in the preferences. I can uninstall it again, meaning Eclipse knows it is there, but there is simply no way to configure it.
Today I trashed the whole Eclipse, downloaded a fresh one and installed PyDev via the update site... Same story!
Has anybody the same problem on OS X?
Cheers, Tom
I've seen this on Windows 7, after a recent update to Eclipse Kepler and PyDev 3.0.x. The PyDev site states that the latest PyDev requires Java 7. If you don't have Java 7, use PyDev 2. (http://pydev.org/, under the "Release 3.0" title"). I'm using Java 6 to launch Eclipse.
I would check the versions of Java and PyDev you're running.
Not enough rep to comment on Gerry Kuhn's answer so I'll make a new one.
You can install java7 but retain your current version and not affect your current set up by specifying which JVM Eclipse should use using the command line -vm option.
All is explained here
Same problem on my Mac here with
Eclipse Version: Kepler Service Release 1 PyDev 3.0.0.201311051910 org.python.pydev.feature.feature.group
solved by using 2.x version just download zip here and extracted folder in the dropin directory and restart is ok now Thanks
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