Instead, I will focus on its powerful plugin architecture and recommend some plugins which I hope will, dramatically improve your productivity. This post is not a tutorial on using gEdit. I primarily use Vim for my coding and use gEdit for some basic stuff like taking notes, writing blog post drafts etc. gEdit is much much more powerful than notepad (or Wordpad for that matter). Most people underestimate the power of gEdit – comparing it to notepad in Windows. Probably this is the editor with least learning curve. If you are one of the new users to Linux, it will not hurt to learn to use gEdit. If you are one of those people – Great ! You have found the editor of your dreams. Hard core Linux users mostly focus on either vim or emacs. I'm really beginner with Python.GEdit is one of the excellent text editors available with GNOME. Maybe there's a way to import with relative path. # Return None so we don't try to initiate none-existant extension % (ext_name, module_name_new_style, module_name_old_style)) Message(WARN, "Failed loading extension '%s' from '%s' or '%s'" Module = _import_(module_name_new_style,, ) # Try loading the extention first from one place, then another
Gedit python 2.7 plugin code#
Note: I think gedit uses PyImport_ImportModuleEx() to load plugins, so that's why I put it in the title of my question.Įdit 1: 2 details: no root installation and possible to modify Python Markdown files.Įdit 2: Extensions are loaded with the following code in mytest/markdown/_init_.py (about line 525): # Setup the module names
Gedit python 2.7 plugin install#
So, my question is how could I modify import for extensions, or how could I install Python Markdown in a local emplacement (so in $HOME, without root access) to be able to use Python Markdown in a gedit plugin? I found that if I change import markdown in Python Markdown files for import _init_ as markdown, I can use Python Markdown without its extensions ( mytest/markdown/extensions/), but anyway, it still doesn't work with my example: /home/moi/.gnome2/gedit/plugins/mytest/markdown/_init_.py:114: MarkdownWarning: Failed loading extension 'headerid' from '' or 'mdx_headerid' For example, the following file works great when I run it in a terminal in the same location as the Python Markdown main folder: #!/usr/bin/python
However, I successfully use Python Markdown outside gedit. ** (gedit:8790): WARNING **: Error loading plugin 'My test' When I activate my plugin in gedit ( Edit > Preferences > Plugins), output in the terminal is: Traceback (most recent call last):įile "/home/moi/.gnome2/gedit/plugins/mytest/_init_.py", line 5, in įile "/home/moi/.gnome2/gedit/plugins/mytest/markdown/_init_.py", line 161, in įile "/home/moi/.gnome2/gedit/plugins/mytest/markdown/preprocessors.py", line 11, in Print markdown.markdown(texte, extensions=)įinally, the folder mytest/markdown contains default Python Markdown code. The file mytest/_init_.py contains: #!/usr/bin/python My plugin has its own subfolder ( mytest). My file mytest.gedit-plugin only contains minimal code to declare the plugin: ~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins/mytest/markdown/extensions/OTHER_FILES ~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins/mytest/markdown/extensions/headerid.py ~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins/mytest/markdown/extensions/_init_.py ~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins/mytest/markdown/extensions/ ~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins/mytest/markdown/OTHER_FILES ~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins/mytest/markdown/preprocessors.py ~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins/mytest/markdown/_init_.py
Here's how my files are organized: ~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins/mytest.gedit-plugin I'm learning Python and I try to use Python Markdown in a gedit plugin.
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