No, it's not a mistake, I do exactly mean what I wrote in the subject.
I read the topic about setting up
Aptana for Calibre, but have no clue whatsoever where Calibre itself fits in.
I assume that going by the example paths in the above topic, if I create a calibre project and configure Aptana so that the project lives in \code\calibre and my plugin code in \code\plugin_name that I can point Calibre to its own src folder via the environment variable, but how then do I get Calibre to use the source code for the plugin?
Or do I need to create the plugin project within the src folder in the calibre project which itself then is located in the actual calibre(dev) program folder?
And I'm a total noob at this, I assume to have Aptana's debugger kick in when running Calibre, I need to put some trigger statement in my code?
PS. The fact that there is an IDE out there that can debug your plugin code would be a nice idea to have this pinned in some type of resources topic. Being a first time novice in Python I've been aggravating myself with the constant "pspad edits/zip/relaunch in calibre-debug/re-edit/insert prints" cycle, and frankly I'm about to throw in the towel. Gawd no wonder they named the language after a strangler