Add Eclipse project metadata for use with PyDev #67
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These project settings files might be useful for anyone using Eclipse with PyDev. Anyone else can just ignore them.
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I think we might want to refrain from including configuration for specific editors. I did some digging around to see how other projects handled it and I could only find things related to style guidelines (specifically EditorConfig, which I think we should look into!), not project setup. @Thetwam Thoughts? |
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I agree with @jessemcbride... Don't want to have too many niche configs. The EditorConfig thing is interesting, however. We may look into that in the future. For the time being, I'm not opposed to adding |
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Going to go ahead and close this then. Let's check out EditorConfig in a separate issue, though. |
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These project settings files might be useful for anyone using Eclipse with PyDev. Anyone else can just ignore them.