> Can anybody recommend a IDE for Python. As a newbie I've been using the
> basic pythonwin that comes with the ActiveState distribution. Using
> PythonWin reminds me of coding with old Fortran compilers from the early
> 70s. I know there are a couple of IDEs out there (ActiveState has one for
> .Net) -- what are people's experiences/recommendations.

I've been using PythonWin as my main editor for 4 years now
and I love it - drop down completion of fields and variables,
tools to sort out whitespace, object tree browser.  I am as comfortable
with it as I am with VB or Delphi IDEs.  I refuse to believe
Fortran or anything else had a UI like that back in the 70s :-)

What exactly do you miss in Pythonwin that you would ou like to see in
an IDE?  If so I can point you to the right candidates.

- Andy Robinson

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