Python editor
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Last time I checked IronPython had a pretty good integration with VS. And you get Python access to .NET, also.
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Thanks, I know that it will be good with vs, but I want one for the native python to use it, I've searched it and nothing good found.
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Hi, does anyone know about a good python IDE? I am just willing to learn it, and I have found python shell :zzz: and pythoncard:mad:, is there any better one you experienced ?
Presumably you mean free IDEs? What about Eclipse? ActiveState Python? ActiveState Komodo (not free)?
Kevin
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Presumably you mean free IDEs? What about Eclipse? ActiveState Python? ActiveState Komodo (not free)?
Kevin
Thanks, I went to the activestate website, but they say nothing about an IDE.
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Hi, does anyone know about a good python IDE? I am just willing to learn it, and I have found python shell :zzz: and pythoncard:mad:, is there any better one you experienced ?
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Pretty much all you need, in my experience. I've needed a debugger a lot less with Python than (say) C++.
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Pretty much all you need, in my experience. I've needed a debugger a lot less with Python than (say) C++.
I am just starting learning python, so I didn't know that, thanks for the tip.
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Hi, does anyone know about a good python IDE? I am just willing to learn it, and I have found python shell :zzz: and pythoncard:mad:, is there any better one you experienced ?
I believe SharpDevelop had a Python editor, as well as F# support. It does eat up memory but so does Eclipse and VS and anything runtime. VM ddrrraaggss itself.
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Hi, does anyone know about a good python IDE? I am just willing to learn it, and I have found python shell :zzz: and pythoncard:mad:, is there any better one you experienced ?
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Thanks, I went to the activestate website, but they say nothing about an IDE.
ActiveState Python (the Windows version) comes with an IDE, albeit fairly basic. It's what I used when I was playing with Python a few years ago. Try it. It's good enough to get going with. ActiveState used to supply a plugin for Visual Studio that provided IDE support for native Python but it's been discontinued, and it wasn't free either. They want you to use Komodo for commercial Python development.
Kevin
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Here are two very good ones. Both have cross-platform versions and many features such as code completion, syntax highlighting, auto indent, etc. Wingware Python IDE http://wingware.com/[^] PyDev http://pydev.sourceforge.net/index.html[^]
