NB python with Code Completion
Recently I put a Python plugin for NB 8.2 and it seems working (in conjunction with Python 3.7.2 Win 64).
But I noticed that Code Completion is NOT working properly as expected. For example, see the attached figure, in which the Windows Python IDLE is simply recognizing , but it was not 'guessed' by this plugin (but the command, like print(math.asin(1.0)), in NB is simply working by execution and it give correct answer).
So I guess Code Completion has some problem, by the way, my NB settings are given by the second attachment.
My question is this: How to fix this problem? Will it happen if I move to Apache NB ( + py plugin)?
python netbeans
edited Jan 22 at 5:25
Sathyajith Bhat♦
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asked Jan 22 at 5:20
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Recently I put a Python plugin for NB 8.2 and it seems working (in conjunction with Python 3.7.2 Win 64).
But I noticed that Code Completion is NOT working properly as expected. For example, see the attached figure, in which the Windows Python IDLE is simply recognizing , but it was not 'guessed' by this plugin (but the command, like print(math.asin(1.0)), in NB is simply working by execution and it give correct answer).
So I guess Code Completion has some problem, by the way, my NB settings are given by the second attachment.
My question is this: How to fix this problem? Will it happen if I move to Apache NB ( + py plugin)?
python netbeans
edited Jan 22 at 5:25
Sathyajith Bhat♦
53k29157253
asked Jan 22 at 5:20
numericnumeric
61
Not an answer, but I left NetBeans a few years back, for Eclipse, which I use for C, C++, AngularJs and PHP. But, for Python, I left Eclipse a few years OK for JetBrains excellent and free (even for business use, community edition) PyCharm. You might want to give it a try.
– Mawg
Jan 22 at 8:17
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Recently I put a Python plugin for NB 8.2 and it seems working (in conjunction with Python 3.7.2 Win 64).
But I noticed that Code Completion is NOT working properly as expected. For example, see the attached figure, in which the Windows Python IDLE is simply recognizing , but it was not 'guessed' by this plugin (but the command, like print(math.asin(1.0)), in NB is simply working by execution and it give correct answer).
So I guess Code Completion has some problem, by the way, my NB settings are given by the second attachment.
My question is this: How to fix this problem? Will it happen if I move to Apache NB ( + py plugin)?
python netbeans
edited Jan 22 at 5:25
Sathyajith Bhat♦
53k29157253
asked Jan 22 at 5:20
numericnumeric
61
Recently I put a Python plugin for NB 8.2 and it seems working (in conjunction with Python 3.7.2 Win 64).
But I noticed that Code Completion is NOT working properly as expected. For example, see the attached figure, in which the Windows Python IDLE is simply recognizing , but it was not 'guessed' by this plugin (but the command, like print(math.asin(1.0)), in NB is simply working by execution and it give correct answer).
So I guess Code Completion has some problem, by the way, my NB settings are given by the second attachment.
My question is this: How to fix this problem? Will it happen if I move to Apache NB ( + py plugin)?
python netbeans
python netbeans
edited Jan 22 at 5:25
Sathyajith Bhat♦
53k29157253
asked Jan 22 at 5:20
numericnumeric
61
edited Jan 22 at 5:25
Sathyajith Bhat♦
53k29157253
asked Jan 22 at 5:20
numericnumeric
61
edited Jan 22 at 5:25
Sathyajith Bhat♦
53k29157253
edited Jan 22 at 5:25
Sathyajith Bhat♦
53k29157253
edited Jan 22 at 5:25
Sathyajith Bhat♦
53k29157253
53k29157253
asked Jan 22 at 5:20
numericnumeric
61
asked Jan 22 at 5:20
numericnumeric
61
asked Jan 22 at 5:20
numericnumeric
61
61
Not an answer, but I left NetBeans a few years back, for Eclipse, which I use for C, C++, AngularJs and PHP. But, for Python, I left Eclipse a few years OK for JetBrains excellent and free (even for business use, community edition) PyCharm. You might want to give it a try.
– Mawg
Jan 22 at 8:17
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Not an answer, but I left NetBeans a few years back, for Eclipse, which I use for C, C++, AngularJs and PHP. But, for Python, I left Eclipse a few years OK for JetBrains excellent and free (even for business use, community edition) PyCharm. You might want to give it a try.
– Mawg
Jan 22 at 8:17
Not an answer, but I left NetBeans a few years back, for Eclipse, which I use for C, C++, AngularJs and PHP. But, for Python, I left Eclipse a few years OK for JetBrains excellent and free (even for business use, community edition) PyCharm. You might want to give it a try.
– Mawg
Jan 22 at 8:17
Not an answer, but I left NetBeans a few years back, for Eclipse, which I use for C, C++, AngularJs and PHP. But, for Python, I left Eclipse a few years OK for JetBrains excellent and free (even for business use, community edition) PyCharm. You might want to give it a try.
– Mawg
Jan 22 at 8:17
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Not an answer, but I left NetBeans a few years back, for Eclipse, which I use for C, C++, AngularJs and PHP. But, for Python, I left Eclipse a few years OK for JetBrains excellent and free (even for business use, community edition) PyCharm. You might want to give it a try.
– Mawg
Jan 22 at 8:17