I recently installed eric and so far I am very much impressed with its functionality and its light weightedness. I am using it for developing Python code.
However, as I started giving it a spin with my production work I ran into the following which I hope there are solutions for. 1) The height of lines in the text editor is unusually long compared to the IDEs I have used so far. That is, there is an uncomfortable amount of horizontal space between lines of my source code. This results in less amount of text fitting on the same monitor space. I searched for an option that could fix it like mad to no success. The following are more serious: 2) The debugger goes through list comprehensions and sum()s no matter what I do. Continue, step out, nothing works. I have to step through all the elements of the list comprehension or the iterations of the sum(). That practically means I cannot debug most of my programs. I hope I am missing something. 3) Apparently there is no watch window in the debugger panel on which I can isolate the variables I want to trace during debugging. I understand that this could be a design decision, however, my problem is that there are a bunch of variables, most of which I do not want to trace, on both global and local variable windows. When my interest is on only a few variables then it becomes difficult to isolate those variables mentally and watch them. It would even work if I could arrange the relative position of the variables on the global and locals windows. As it is if there are two variables I want to watch one could be at the top of the window and the other at the bottom. I would appreciate any solutions or workarounds to my problems. Thanks in advance. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list PyKDE@mats.imk.fraunhofer.de http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde