On Apr 3, 2007, at 12:00 PM, Malcolm Greene wrote:
> For those of you checking out Python ... anyone using the commerical
> version of Python or Python IDE/Editor from ActiveState?
>
> http://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePython/
>
> Curious as to what the pros/cons of this product is vs. open-source
> equivalents in the Python world.
As Whil likes to point out, the problem here is that you have
*choices*!
There are lots of great editors out there. WingIDE is one, Komodo
another; there's also SPE, DrPython, Eric, Dabo's editor, and many
more. Given that, a whole lot of people like vim or emacs over
anything else.
My advice? If you already are fluent in an editor and it supports
Python, use it. Try out the other editors to see if anything about
them tickles your fancy. They all do the trick.
-- Ed Leafe
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