[aaditya@sood.net.in: Problem in python inferior mode in unicode-2 branch]

[aaditya@sood.net.in: Problem in python inferior mode in unicode-2 branch]

[Richard Stallman]

Can someone please report whether this fails with the trunk?

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Hi,

[If this is not the right place to report bugs in cvs versions, I apologize]

I'm running the emacs-unicode-2 branch. When I use run-python the tab
completion is broken.

Example:

   import os
   os.<Tab>

it just hangs and pressing C-g throws an error:
   NameError: 'name nil' is not defined

After digging around for a while, it seems the problem is in
python-symbol-completions which calls python-send-receive like:

  (python-send-receive
       (format "emacs.complete(%S,%s)" symbol python-imports))

python-imports is 'nil':
  (defvar python-imports nil

which is supposed to be set by python-find-imports, but which never
seems to run.

Just doing a (defvar python-imports "None"

works for me. Don't know if this is the proper way to fix it.

regards
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Re: [aaditya@sood.net.in: Problem in python inferior mode in unicode-2 branch]

[Steven Huwig]

On Oct 21, 2006, at 8:04 AM, Richard Stallman wrote:

> Can someone please report whether this fails with the trunk?
>

Assuming I understood what Aaditya Sood reported, this works for
me.  I created a new buffer using python-mode, called run-python,
and python-complete-symbol (bound to M-<Tab> for me) worked for the
code in the example.

I remember running into and helping to fix a similar difficulty
over a year ago -- how often are the modes merged into the
Unicode branch?

-- Steve

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> Hi,
>
> [If this is not the right place to report bugs in cvs versions, I  
> apologize]
>
> I'm running the emacs-unicode-2 branch. When I use run-python the tab
> completion is broken.
>
> Example:
>
>    import os
>    os.<Tab>
>
> it just hangs and pressing C-g throws an error:
>    NameError: 'name nil' is not defined
>
> After digging around for a while, it seems the problem is in
> python-symbol-completions which calls python-send-receive like:
>
>   (python-send-receive
>        (format "emacs.complete(%S,%s)" symbol python-imports))
>
> python-imports is 'nil':
>   (defvar python-imports nil
>
> which is supposed to be set by python-find-imports, but which never
> seems to run.
>
> Just doing a (defvar python-imports "None"
>
> works for me. Don't know if this is the proper way to fix it.
>
> regards
> - --
> /A
>
>
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Re: [aaditya@sood.net.in: Problem in python inferior mode in unicode-2 branch]

[Richard Stallman]

    Assuming I understood what Aaditya Sood reported, this works for
    me.  I created a new buffer using python-mode, called run-python,
    and python-complete-symbol (bound to M-<Tab> for me) worked for the
    code in the example.

Thank you for checking.