Jedi for Sublime Text (a start) about jedi HOT 10 CLOSED

Great! Let me know if you need any help!

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@svaiter I have interested in. made a fork of your repo today

@davidhalter Does "jedi" allow using virtualenvs ?

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@srusskih: Very good question... To be honest: I didn't think about it. I will try it. But I probably need ~1-2 weeks (many other more important issues). If I don't report back, just feel free to ask again.

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@davidhalter @srusskih as long as the virtualenv directory is in the PYTHONPATH, it should work, right?

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@gwrtheyrn: I doubt that there are any problems with virtualenvs and Jedi. But editors like VIM use probably just one Python version (and don't respect virtualenvs). The problem is basically that VIM starts its own Python. And I have absolutely no idea how it behaves (I have to look into it).

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@davidhalter To determine whether a virtualenv was activated, see https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/python-virtualenv/4wApsuUK4Xo

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What reason can be for "jedi", if it does not works ?

 >>> import jedi
 >>> import os
 >>> source = """
 ... import json
 ... json.l"""
 >>> 
 >>> script = jedi.Script(source, 2, 6, os.devnull)
 >>> completions = script.complete()
 >>> completions
 [<Completion: importlib>]

UPD:
All Tests pass without fails.

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@srusskih: indent starts with index 0: https://github.com/davidhalter/jedi#api-design-for-ides

Therefore you are on the import statement and not on os. Just increase 6 to 7 and it works.

(btw: this is still a bug, because the completion should be [] not [<Completion: importlib>]. But I know where to find that.)

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@davidhalter, thanks! Works now :)

>>> jedi.Script(source, 3, 6, '').complete()
[<Completion: loads>, <Completion: load>]

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I'm closing this, because your plugin is being mentioned on the front page (README). I'd love to see a good Sublime plugin!

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