Eclipse is an excellent IDE. Alas it doesn't have support for Python - fear not the PyDev plugin comes to the rescue. (Installation information here). While that now works like a charm, if you have an OpenEye license to hand (academics see this post) if would be great to use the Python toolkit through Eclipse.
Follow these steps to make your Python project OEChem ready:
Window > Preferences > Pydev > Interpreter - Python.
To Libraries add your $OE_DIR/python folder.
To Environment add OE_LICENSE and OE_DIR, with their respective locations.
Create a new PyDev project and it should have OE capability by default.
To Libraries add your $OE_DIR/python folder.
To Environment add OE_LICENSE and OE_DIR, with their respective locations.
Create a new PyDev project and it should have OE capability by default.
Java users don't worry, I'll cover OEChem/Java in my next post.
