How do I get emacsEmacs to recognize my python 3 virtual environment

My system is macOS and I have both python 2 and 3 installed. I am currently working on a side project for which I want to use Django 1.8 and python 3.4.

I have created a virtual environment with the python 3 command pyvenv venv in the parent folder of my project (I prefer to have my python project folders to be self contained).

At the moment, I cannot get emacsEmacs to recognise and therefore limit all code related assist to the virtual environment.

In addition, is it possible to setup per-project settings such that I can have different projects use different python versions and environment? The ideal scenario will be, when I change into a project directory and start emacsEmacs, it will pick all it's environment settings from that project directory according to some local settings file.

I've been seeking help on google and IRC for a while now without success.

How do I get emacs to recognize my python 3 virtual environment

My system is macOS and I have both python 2 and 3 installed. I am currently working on a side project for which I want to use Django 1.8 and python 3.4.

I have created a virtual environment with the python 3 command pyvenv venv in the parent folder of my project (I prefer to have my python project folders to be self contained).

At the moment, I cannot get emacs to recognise and therefore limit all code related assist to the virtual environment.

In addition, is it possible to setup per-project settings such that I can have different projects use different python versions and environment? The ideal scenario will be, when I change into a project directory and start emacs, it will pick all it's environment settings from that project directory according to some local settings file.

I've been seeking help on google and IRC for a while now without success.

How do I get Emacs to recognize my python 3 virtual environment

My system is macOS and I have both python 2 and 3 installed. I am currently working on a side project for which I want to use Django 1.8 and python 3.4.

I have created a virtual environment with the python 3 command pyvenv venv in the parent folder of my project (I prefer to have my python project folders to be self contained).

At the moment, I cannot get Emacs to recognise and therefore limit all code related assist to the virtual environment.

In addition, is it possible to setup per-project settings such that I can have different projects use different python versions and environment? The ideal scenario will be, when I change into a project directory and start Emacs, it will pick all it's environment settings from that project directory according to some local settings file.

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How do I get emacs to reconiserecognize my python 3 virtual environment

My system is a MacmacOS and I have both python 2 and 3 installed. I am currently working on a side project for which I want to use djangoDjango 1.8 and python 3.4.

I have created a virtual environment with the python 3 command pyvenv venv in the parent folder of my project (I prefer to have my python project folders to be self contained).

At the moment, I cannot get emacs to recognise and therefore limit all code related assist to the virtual environment.

In addition, is it possible to setup a per project-project settings such that I can have different projects use different python versions and environment? The ideal scenario will be, when I change into a project directory and start emacs, it will pick all it's environment settings from that project directory according to some local settings file.

I've been seeking help on google and ircIRC for a while now without successuccess.

How do I get emacs to reconise my python 3 virtual environment

My system is a Mac and I have both python 2 and 3 installed. I am currently working on a side project for which I want to use django 1.8 and python 3.4.

I have created a virtual environment with the python 3 command pyvenv venv in the parent folder of my project (I prefer to have my python project folders to be self contained).

At the moment, I cannot get emacs to recognise and therefore limit all code related assist to the virtual environment.

In addition, is it possible to setup a per project settings such that I can have different projects use different python versions and environment? The ideal scenario will be, when I change into a project directory and start emacs, it will pick all it's environment settings from that project directory according to some local settings file.

I've been seeking help on google and irc for a while now without succes

How do I get emacs to recognize my python 3 virtual environment

My system is macOS and I have both python 2 and 3 installed. I am currently working on a side project for which I want to use Django 1.8 and python 3.4.

I have created a virtual environment with the python 3 command pyvenv venv in the parent folder of my project (I prefer to have my python project folders to be self contained).

At the moment, I cannot get emacs to recognise and therefore limit all code related assist to the virtual environment.

In addition, is it possible to setup per-project settings such that I can have different projects use different python versions and environment? The ideal scenario will be, when I change into a project directory and start emacs, it will pick all it's environment settings from that project directory according to some local settings file.

I've been seeking help on google and IRC for a while now without success.