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Which version of Gedit are you running? Because this plugin only supports Gedit version 3 and higher. |
The standard Ubuntu 14.04 version:
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Sorry for the late response, somehow my notifications got broken. I have actually no idea what causes this. Is |
Make sure you pip3 install jedi. I had to do this, since I'm one of the few still stuck in the past that works 2.7. |
Hi, I'm also having issues setting up Gedi. The plugin shows up in gedit's plugin list and I managed to load it successfully. However whenever I type some code, I repeatedly get this error in the linux terminal : File "/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/gedit/plugins/gedi.py", line 69, in do_match This message shows up after every character I type with my keyboard. Can you please help me out with this ? Thank you. |
@fel-ap I commited a fix, can you try it and tell me if it works? I can't test it right now because I'm not on a GNOME environment. |
@isamert Yes it seems to be working thanks ! If anything else shows up, I will let you know. |
OS: ubuntu 14.04
Install method:
apt-get install python-jedi
(python-jedi (0.7.0-1))
Placed 2 scripts in path
/.local/share/gedit/plugins/
script-names:
How do I debug this?
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