Ensure anaconda_mode can import jsonrpc, jedi #49
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If ``sys.path`` does not include an empty string, Python won't look for modules in the same directory as ``anaconda_mode.py``. It isn't terribly uncommon for build tools/development environments to specify ``sys.path`` in a way that prevents such imports; for compatibility-sake, just make sure the empty string is present.
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I never meet such kind of restrictions my self. Just in case of my interest can you provide me any example? Thanks for this fix!! |
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Sure thing. I am using Buildout in a project and configured the interpreter such that any script run with the project interpreter will use Buildout's egg directory as |
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Your comment clarify situation for me. Thanks once again. |
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sys.pathdoes not include an empty string, Python won't look for modules in the same directory asanaconda_mode.py. It isn't terribly uncommon for build tools/development environments to specifysys.pathin a way that prevents such imports; for compatibility-sake, just make sure the empty string is present.