[pydev - Users] Jump to imported module or function

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By: matthewjackson

I've installed Pydev and Pydev Extensions 1.46.  When I import a module into
my current script it shows up in the Outline view or the Pydev Package explorer
if I configure it to show imported nodes.  But I can't figure out how to either
open up the imported module or to display the contents of the imported module
in the Outline or Package manager views.  If I right click the import node in
the Package Explorer and choose "open with Pydev" it just opens the script that
contains that import statement.  What I was hoping it would do was to open the
module in the editor or perhaps load the module into the Outline or Package
Explorer.

Matt

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By: fabioz

Currently, to go to the definition of a token, you need the editor opened and
then press F3 to go to the definition of the token currently under the cursor
(ctrl+left click has the same effect)

Cheers,

Fabio

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By: matthewjackson

That works well for modules that I've written or other ones that are .py files.
Is there a browser that also shows the built in libraries?  So that I could
see the methods and members of builtin libraries easily in Eclipse instead of
looking at a seperate documentation window?

Thanks.

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By: fabioz

Not currently. Please open a feature request for that.

Cheers,

Fabio

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