I just installed Eclipse Kepler (after an issue with a faulty update in Juno) and tried to install PyDev using the Install New Software
option in Eclipse. Basically just following memory/online tutorials. After installing I can't see it in my Preferences
pane. Any ideas why that might be so?
Thanks.
Yes, I have Java 7 installed.
UPDATE: A lot of users have suggested numerous solutions to this problem. There may be more than one correct answer below. See what helps you...
it seems that you installed pydev with wrong version. remember check your java version(by typing java -version in console). if it says 1.6. X, then you should NOT check "Show only the latest versions of available softerware" option in the first popup window after "Help->Install New Software" clicked.
Go to Window → Open Perspective → Other and choose PyDev, then click OK. If you look at the upper right corner you will see that the perspective has changed from "Java" to "PyDev".
Go to the menu: Alt + R + S + The number of the Run you wish (It can be Python, Jython, unit-test, etc). Note: if you were using unit-tests, you could use: Ctrl+F9 to run the unit-tests from the module (and even selecting which tests should be run -- and if Shift is pressed it's launched in debug mode).
Too much!
After wasting 4 hours trying to install PyDev 3, I moved back to 2.8.2 and used the drop in technique instead of Add new software and it now works!
Download 2.8.2 from sourceforge http://sourceforge.net/projects/pydev/files/pydev/
Uninstall PyDev. Simply unzip the contents into the dropins folder below eclipse. Restart eclipse.
After struggling with this problem for some days I wanted to share my solution to the problem - inspired by the above posts (kudo's to them).
My Configuration:
My situation:
Tried to install PyDev via Eclipse Help
--> Install new software...
Installation was succesfull, but PyDev didn't show up anywhere in Eclipse.
My solution:
Help
--> Install new software...
Show only the latest versions of available software
"Apparently PyDev 3.0 does not work with the default OS X configuration of Eclipse, Java and Python (don't exactly know why, though...)
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