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Eclipse is an open source platform-independent software framework for developing Integrated Development Environments (IDEs). Eclipse was originally developed by IBM but is now managed by an independent not-for-profit consortium of software industry vendors. It is maintained by a large community of users, constantly extending the covered application areas. Various Python plugins for Eclipse have been developed, PyDEV being the most popular.

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Installing Eclipse and PyDEV

  • (Linux: check if your package manager can install Eclipse and PyDEV directly)
  • Download Eclipse
  • Add the PyDEV plugin
    • Help > Software Updates > Find and Install > Search for new Features to Install > New Remote Site
    • add PyDEV: http://pydev.sourceforge.net/updates/
    • Click "Finish", enter mirror location, select PyDEV again when prompted
    • Once Eclipse has finished installing PyDEV, restart Eclipse
  • Tell Eclipse which Python binary to use
    • Preferences > PyDEV > Interpreter-Python > New
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Importing NLTK source tree

These steps are for NLTK developers.

  • Install the subversion plugin "Subclipse" using the steps described in the previous section, with the URL http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.4.x
  • Switch to the SVN perspective
    • Window > Open Perspective > SVN repository exploring
  • Add the NLTK subversion repository
  • Check out NLTK into your workspace
    • Right click on this URL once it appears in the repository window, and check it out as a project in the workspace
  • Set emacs keybindings
    • Preferences > General > Editors > Keys > Scheme > Emacs
  • Change the perspective to PyDEV
    • Window > Open Perspective > Other > PyDEV
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