Strange syntax error

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By: peter-melvyn

Hi,

I'm beginner in Python, Pydev and Django and I encoutered a
syntax error in
my aplication I don't know hot to solve:

1. I defined class MyModel(nodels.Model): ...
2. Its super class has attribute objects 
3. In Python interpreter I can type:
>>> from myapp.models import MyModel
>>> o = MyModel.objects.get(xxx='....')
and it works as I'd expect

4. But if I write the same commands in Pydev 1.3.5 (Eclipse
3.2.2), I get the
error 'Undefined variable from import: objects' (objects is
underlined)

5. If I define member 'objects' in MyModel again (even if I
inherited one from
ancestor), the error disappears.

Please, could you advise where is a problem and how to solve
it?


Thanks, Peter


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By: fabioz

Actually, that's not a syntax error. Pydev is flagging that
as a semantic error,
saying that it can't find a token named 'objects' in your
class. This can happen
because pydev does a static analysis and that attribute is
probably defined
in runtime (so, the static analysis can not find it). You
can probably just
ignore that error (the dynamic nature of python makes some
things almost impossible
to detect).

You can let pydev know that it was an 'expected' error if
you do ctrl+1 in the
given line and select the option to ignore it.

Cheers,

Fabio

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By: peter-melvyn

As you've adviced, I marked this token as UnknownVariable and everything works
fine.

Thanks for your help and for pydev - its the great tool

Thankx, Peter

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